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Went back and forth with a few options and ultimately landed on the 3.5" Rough Country suspension lift with the loaded M1 struts. Kept the stock wheels wrapped in Nitto Ridge Grappler 285/65R20 tires. They did need 0.25" front spacers but zero rubbing, extremely quit, and only maybe a 2MPG loss...
I have the 3.5” RC lift kit on my Rebel. Before I had bought new wheels that are 18x9 with 12mm offset. The tires I run are 305/70/18.
I called RC to explain that my tires were were still rubbing up against the inner fender (tires rubs against the fender well closest to the front door emblem...
Contrary to what most on this forum would recommend, I went with the 3.5” lift kit by Rough Country with the lifted N3 struts and V2 monotube rears. I understand fox and bilstein would’ve been a better choice, and tbh I could afford either. However, I really want to see for myself how the RC...
Hey y’all,
Installed the Rough Country 3.5 lift today with the lifted struts and upper control arms. I went with the N3 shocks as opposed to the upgraded V2. RC N3 are supposed to be close to stock and so far I have no complaints. The ride is excellent. I had a RC 3.5 on an older Silverado and...
Have any of you guys had or know of any issues running the rough country 3.5 (with replacement struts, not spacers) on the Rebels? I know of issues with using the 1” taller factory bilstein struts in combination with the RC spacers up front, but am wondering if running the kit with the upgraded...
So you guys I have the 3.5 kit from Rough Country.
A lot of people say the preload spacer completely ruins the ride, other say it’s not as bad as you read it is.
Some people say just do a top hat spacer. The problem with that is that I don’t think they make a 3.5 inch spacer.
So now I read on...
Hello you guys!
I bought the Rough Country 3.5 kit. Now I’m reading that if I want the full 3.5inches in front I will need to add the preload spacer, which “supposedly” will destroy the ride quality. Can I add a 3.5 top hat spacer instead?.
How else can I get the 3.5 inches up in front?
thanks
I’m trying to talk my self into buying the ready lift instead of the rough country even tho I hate how the ready lift sits 1.5inches higher in the back.
Anyways while I was looking into it I started seeing people talking about how you can’t use the preload spacer on 4x4 models thus causing you...
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