XJ lifts

[fatkid44]

I was wondering if anyone has any idea on what brand to use. I'm planning to put a 3" lift on my cherokee, and wondering if anyone knew of a good cheap lift. i wanna do AAL in the rear and a new coil up front. does anyone know a good company that isn't too expensive? Right now I've been looking at skyjacker and rubicon express. let me if anyone has ideas on which is better

 

[RIGIDXJ]

I've actually had both of them, and I thought that they were both very good kits. If you can get the superflex arms from rubicon, that makes a huge difference. But both ride very well on the road, and allow good flex off road.
At 3", I personally liked the way the skyjacker kit rode, but RE makes great products.

 

[parks_pop]

I ran the Tuff Country lift for about 3 years. I loved how it prformed. It was quiet on road and worked great off. Don't discount them because of the price. Life-time warranty on all parts.
I wheeled the heck out of mine. Some pretty tough trails in Moab.(Behind the Rocks, Pritchett and Hells Revenge)

 

[Fuller]

I ran the Tuff Country lift for about 3 years. I loved how it prformed. It was quiet on road and worked great off. Don't discount them because of the price. Life-time warranty on all parts.
I wheeled the heck out of mine. Some pretty tough trails in Moab.(Behind the Rocks, Pritchett and Hells Revenge)

i would have to agree with all of the above, i would go with tough country when it comes to price.

 

[JoeT]

Hey, e-mail my brother for RE stuff. He sells it out of house for a much lower price than anyone! ruyellow@cableone.net

 

[greenjeep]

Hey, e-mail my brother for RE stuff. He sells it out of house for a much lower price than anyone! ruyellow@cableone.net

I bought a RE 4.5" Superflex kit from him and I love it, much cheaper than list price.

Here it is flexing in Moab,

 

[yotaman]

I got a friend that has a Black Diamond 3 inch lift that he is never going to use. He actually is thinking about selling it cause he is doing the mission thing. I know he has tires and maybe rims to go with it. You can email him at williamstanner@hotmail.com or give him a ring 661-9796.

 

[2BIGTJ]

I bought a RE 4.5" Superflex kit from him and I love it, much cheaper than list price.

Here it is flexing in Moab,

Dang that is a cool Bronco in the background. Who is that?

 

[greenjeep]

Dang that is a cool Bronco in the background. Who is that?

Just some dude

 

[mbryson]

I bought a RE 4.5" Superflex kit from him and I love it, much cheaper than list price.

Here it is flexing in Moab,

I'd have to echo the RE 4.5" kit. It's my favorite lift I've ran on my Cherokee. I used 32" tires on the stock wheels with very little trimming. Some rubbing on the lower control arm that some people thought was tragic........

 

[parks_pop]

Yeah,
Don't get me wrong the RE kit is the best but it is also one of the most expensive. I suggested the Tuff Country lift for cost effectiveness.

 

[Brett]

I like my RE 4.5. I always tried to sell that lift instead of Tera's crappo lift when I worked at Mepco. Better parts

 

[N-Smooth]

go with re or rustys, i have had good experiences with both of them. and if you want a 3", get a 4.5" because you will be happy you did in the near future imo