Rubi VT
Well-Known Member
I would have done that if I had known about it sooner or even the Enduro lift. The first time I saw the enduro lift was the wayolife Eddie on YouTube showing it off, and then I didn't take it seriously because I know he gets paid to make those videos so I always take what I see with a grain of salt not to mention he is friends with the owner of dynatrac. He changes lift kits and suspension set up all the time so its hard to keep up.
So you know, it's all subjective. Everyone will say the one they got is the best because they've invested their time and money and rightly so. So they want to justify their investment and feel good about it, I get that.
But I'm in NY and I haven't seen a Jeep specific shop that was friendly and willing to help explain everything. The last shop I went to they were wrench monkey knuckleheads that tried to sell me some left over kit that another guy abandoned and tell me it was good and I had enough after that and tried to go my own way.
Rock Krawler is right near TROY NY. Super friendly on the phone and awesome products... The tech invited me to come visit. They do installs but there is a waiting list. Give them a call. Honestly any of the manufactures i have called have been incredibly friendly and knowledgeable.
As i was putting my lift together i spoke to Rock Krawler, Synergy (several times), Rough Country (several times - crazy nice people), Teraflex, Eibach, King, Clayton, ACCUTUNE, ARB AND RUSTYS (3 TIMES - also crazy helpful) . There is plenty of expert help out there.
Dont take the word of your local tuner shop - know exactly what you want going in. Just use those guys for install if you don't wanna do it yourself. And to get it aligned when ur done.
Honestly doing it yourself is very satisfying. All you need is a 3 ton jack, some jack stands, a very good 1/2 inch ratchet set (both deep and shallow), a breaker bar and A LOT OF FREE TIME. An impact wrench helps too! The first time I swapped all my springs out it took me almost 2.5 hours per corner! 10 hour job. I have since invested in some very good spring compressors (BE VERY CAREFUL) and now i can do a spring in about an hour if i need to.
Dont be frustrated. This is supposed to be fun. Make some calls and talk to people!!! you can even PM me - im happy to help if i can.
Good luck....
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