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    RR lift vs RC lift

    Hey everyone, I am looking at various types of lifts that i want for christmas. I want to get a lift that wont require alot of extra "equiptment" such as sway bar disconnects. Through my research I have narrowed it down to the RR 2.25" lift and the RC 2" lift. I am wondering what ya'll think of the the RR vs the RC lift, if you have any other lift suggestions shoot em at me.
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    I can tell you that I was very satisfied with the RR lift when I had it. I had great cust service from RR and they replaced the poly spacers w the newly designed metal ones free of charge. I also purchased the rear shocks but not sure if they are really needed. You can always disconned sway bars the old fashioned way - unbolt em - if you want increased articulation. I cannot comment on the RC lift, but lots of folks happy w them too.

    As for tires I was running 265/70/17's. At first w/ no spacers and the front tire would rub at full lock on the inside frame. I then decided to get spacers and rubbed at the pinch weld. It's definitely livable, but I eventually went with the superlift for various reasons but nothing to do with the RR.

    One thing I noticed about the RR lift is that the front spacers did not have tabs to hold the bolts in place - maybe they have changed that I don't know, but it was a little difficult to get a wrench up in there to tighten them down. Not sure what the RC has.

    Anyway - that's a start on feedback.
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    I also purchased the RR 2.25" lift and still have the poly spacers in place after almost 4 years off using them. I do so pretty heavy off roading and they have not let me down yet.
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    thanks for the feedback everyone. Knappster i was wondering which of the three RR packages you have concerning shocks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by psycho787 View Post
    thanks for the feedback everyone. Knappster i was wondering which of the three RR packages you have concerning shocks.
    I ordered the shocks with my kit, I installed my lift almost as soon as I purchased the Commander so I really cannot tell you if the ride changed or not but I like the ride with the lift and shocks. I also have heard that the Bilstins are better shocks so you might want to consider that option too.
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    I had the Commander about 10k miles stock before the first lift. The standard RR shocks made the vehicle a little firmer - just a bit, but made a nice difference in handling since the ride was not so soft. When I changed out, I could see that the RR shocks extended longer than stock - supporting their claim that you might bottom out the stock shocks when off roading. Would be good to hear some feedback on the RC lift.
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