Rough Country 2.5 Lift Question

[kmo_ii]

Hey Guys! Sorry if this has been asked a million times, but it's all new to me. I am looking for a budget lift/leveling kit and looking at the Rough Country 2.5 one. I have an Overland with 35's on it now. I don't do any off-roading really, mainly just a daily driver. Also, from reading other posts, will probably order .75" spacers for the rear.

Here's my question: For the RC version, do I need to select a shock series (Premium N3), or not?

https://www.roughcountry.com/jeep-s...c.html?find=2020-jeep-gladiator-jt-4wd-740603

Thanks in advance!

Ken

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[kmo_ii]

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[RodRecket]

Getting the paired shock or an extension is a good idea so you are not bottoming out the stock shocks with the new lift height. You won't get a lot of love on here for that kit because it's not going to be good offroad but it sounds like you know its more for show than go.

 

[kmo_ii]

Thanks RodRecket...that makes sense.

Yea, wish I had some more money to spend on one, but being that I won't be doing anything offroad, figured this one may give me the look that I was going for. Trying to give a little more room for the 35s.

 

[TJDave]

I am running an RC 2.5" front with the shock extensions, and a Daystar 3/4" rear, with 35's on a Rubicon. I switched out the Teraflex 1.5" up front when the winch and bumper dropped the front end by an inch or so.
I take it off road. So far no problems.

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