2.5 rough country leveling kit VS 2 inch mopar lift kit

[bigsend]

I think i will just get the whole package from core 4x4 for the lifetime warranty. Kind of pricey but if plan to keep it until the wheels fall off i might as well. I went with the rugged ridge venator bumper because i wanted a light bumper, i dont ever plan on going rock crawling. Maybe pebble crawling, lol. I have the warn evo 10s installed. Yet to try it out but im sure its a good winch.

The Core kit looks great!

mid you’re looking for a light stubby front bumper check out VKS and genright. Both have options under 50lbs and one option from each company under 40lb.

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[Trauma PA]

Not saying your right or wrong but the Readylift and pretty much every other puck lift I have seen use polyurethane spacers. The 2.5" Rough country lift I had on my JKU had polyurethane pucks for the lift. Maybe RC went back in time and decided to make metal ones again. I could be wrong though, just wouldn't make sense to use metal spacers, one for the corrosion and two for the weight. If they in fact are metal, I'm glad I went the Readylift route then. Still not knocking your lift though, if you like it, that's all that matters.

You have the Readylift 2.5" SST kit correct?
The pictures on their website look like the spacers are metal. Are you saying your Readylift kit has polyurethane spacers?

 

[rksearcey]

I'm looking to do the exact thing with my High Altitude @Gregbj33. Thank you for putting this out there.

 

[Treyarr]

Anybody installed the Mopar 2in lift with the 2.5 RC leveling kit?

 

[Stan H]

Anybody installed the Mopar 2in lift with the 2.5 RC leveling kit?

Just look up Mopar lift in the search tins of stuff will come up

 

[Bandit’s Lair]

I have a 2” Mopar lift. I’d pass on it myself. It doesn’t impress me very much. Maybe with stock tires it works alright but on 37” tires it feels like it can’t keep up. Overwhelmed maybe? I’m still doing my research but it’s coming off my truck and will be replaced by stouter components.

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