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i have a set of 1.5 inch rough country leveling springs and a single stabilizer on my 09 250 no issues at all . very easy install and very reasonable prices..
i have a set of 1.5 inch rough country leveling springs and a single stabilizer on my 09 250 no issues at all . very easy install and very reasonable prices..
Good. B/c im looking at geting the dual steering stabilizer. $89.95 sounds really good to me.
I Have done some research on them. Good brand with good prices. But as always. You get what you pay for. You shouldnt have trouble with just the stabalizer tho
Well i know i want the dual stabilizer, but are here shocks any good? I need new shocks and just tought i would ask what you guys think about them or luck/no luck with them.
i personally wouldnt go with the rough country. i think you would have better luck with something like rancho, fox, or pro comp. the price for the "better" shocks is really not all that much more. just my 2 cents
I have a bunch of Rough Country parts on my 2005 Jeep Rubicon:
2.5" lift springs
X-Flex lower control arms
2.2 shocks
Track bar brackets
Steering stabilizer
On my F250, all my aftermarket lift components are ProComp with the exception of the dual in-line stabilizer I got from Top Gun Customz, which is actually a Rough Country bracket and Bilstien cylinders.
I know a lot of people think poorly of Rough Country, but I've had a good experience with my stuff. The one issue I did have (creeky flex joints on my Jeep's lower control arms), they took care of imediately -- fantastic customer service.
I have a bunch of Rough Country parts on my 2005 Jeep Rubicon:
2.5" lift springs
X-Flex lower control arms
2.2 shocks
Track bar brackets
Steering stabilizer
On my F250, all my aftermarket lift components are ProComp with the exception of the dual in-line stabilizer I got from Top Gun Customz, which is actually a Rough Country bracket and Bilstien cylinders.
I know a lot of people think poorly of Rough Country, but I've had a good experience with my stuff. The one issue I did have (creeky flex joints on my Jeep's lower control arms), they took care of imediately -- fantastic customer service.
I personally was going to put their 3" lift on my f250 because of the cost. They are a trustworthy brand no doubt. But if you can squeek out that extra 10-15 bucks per shock you may find yourself a happier man