Rough Country Lift Kits
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RAMblin1217
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Search the forums. Some say they are fine but the majority say buy something else...best 3 options by majority opinion at decent prices are Zone, BDS and Superlift. I personally wouldn't touch a Rough Country, but others say they are fine. It's your truck and your money is how I look at it.
Johnnymac2k6
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I would file this in the same category as... "anyone use harbor freight paint guns?" or..."anyone use recap tires" sounds like you know the answer, but looking for others to tell you different
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Juvenator93
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I currently have a 2 1/2" Coil spacer,
shock extensions,
and a steering box brace from RCX.
It's my first time using any of their products. I don't think I would ever buy a lift kit from them, but their spacers, shock extensions, and steering brace seem to do just as good as others. 
Like I said though, more than a level spacer, I'd look elsewhere.
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shock extensions,and a steering box brace from RCX. It's my first time using any of their products. I don't think I would ever buy a lift kit from them, but their spacers, shock extensions, and steering brace seem to do just as good as others. Like I said though, more than a level spacer, I'd look elsewhere. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
brandonjansen
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As others have already mentioned, stay away from Rough Country lifts. Their kit quality has declined in the past number of years and their rear lift setup is far from ideal. For the little difference in cost to go with Zone or Superlift it makes nothing but sense to do so. If you want a quote or more information on a Zone or BDS lift feel free to shoot me an email at [email protected] and we'll get you taken care of.
