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3,5" lift from Rough Country for MOJAVE (any feedback?)
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those shock extensions look like they'd rip right off. You get what you pay for in this department. Any JT kit should work, you just need to drill out the front shock extensions for the Fox's bigger bolt size. I used a $60 stepwise drill-bit and mine came out perfect.
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That should tell ya all you need to know.
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pretty much, all I need to know is the stiffness of those coils, all of the flimsy hardware will be replaced anyway.
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The coils are probably the only part worth keeping.
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So why don't you just purchase some coil springs separately? Rough Country has had a bit of a reputation... I can vouch for that personally but not on the JT. If I were in your situation, I'd be on the lookout for a brand with some better street cred.
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$550 for a set of coils is stupid expensive. If you are frankensteining your lift, there are better ways to go about it, but you really need to know what you are doing.
I did the opposite, started with the cheap RC 3.5" spacer lift. Rode fine, no complaints but I was afraid of dropping a coil offroading with the longer shocks and huge spacers. I found a great deal on some teraflex coils, put on adjustable control arms, and know the shocks and track bar are temporary at best. Once they wear out they'll get replaced.
I did the opposite, started with the cheap RC 3.5" spacer lift. Rode fine, no complaints but I was afraid of dropping a coil offroading with the longer shocks and huge spacers. I found a great deal on some teraflex coils, put on adjustable control arms, and know the shocks and track bar are temporary at best. Once they wear out they'll get replaced.
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