stop lying

​@antiantifans1914 Aww did he hurt your feelings?

Or maybe Break rotor is warped, My experience.

Rough country is def the way to go. Mayer can’t compare 🙄 his rig is 110% pavement princess

Who the hell is driving a lifted truck 80mph? That's just stupid. What's he even doing on the highway? Highways are for soccer moms.

For me it was my wheel beerings

Fr! Haha the only thing is laughable is this jack weed. 😂

Lmao right!!!!

same, expensive doesnt mean quality

@@king21w48 yea but you saw the difference between these 2 lifts in this case more expensive means more quality

@@malachi9427 yea i saw the difference, still doesnt mean expensive is better... i have had expensive stuff break out of the box and inexpensive stuff last forever... also the kid was bitching about a spacer weld breaking... and by the looks of where it broke, it could have been the shop that put it on for the kid who did it, at that point i would have taken it up with the shop, or called rc... but a mall crawler like that wouldnt have broken that flange, improper installation would... the pricey one could have done the same if it was installed incorrectly, also if the lil kid would have talked to rough country they would have replaced it... also have you looked into each of the lifts at all? the rc (rough country) one gives shocks and every bolt you will need to put it together... the rl (readylift) doesnt include shocks, and gives you a cnc aluminimum front upper spacer... thats where the money your spending is going... in a cnc part... so again more expensive doesnt mean better... also do you have either one of these lifts? i have had both, but for a 2012 suburban, the ready lift doesnt give you anything but spacers, whereas the rc gives a front dif drop along with everything you need to make the lift work...

Garrett Owens aye man there probably not bad like u said but i would have to a little research and form my conclusion.. i think it also depends on the vehicle i was looking into a lift for a midsize truck the RC one wasn’t terrible it would definitely lift your truck up but thats about it. Compared to a BDS lift which was actually 2000 more which came with actual fox coilovers thiccer metal and a fairly easy install i guess it comes down to what your going to be doing with the truck

Amen brotha. Too many ppl care about brand so they look cool on the gram

That's why I went with a RC. 2 friends highly recommended RC so I got a 6" recently. Not installed yet to give my 2 cents but I know I won't be let down.

Same on my my k10 it rides like shit but i expected that for the price i paid

Craig Niles ouch mine ride smooth better than my buds ready lift

Cholula Hot Sauce fuck brand names if I can buy something that's isn't brand name is way cheaper and it's up to par with big brand names why spend money on them other ones then

I've have mine for 2 years.. RC set up.. I don't abuse my truck. Light off road use. No problems on my truck, rides perfect. Drives good. Alignment every 6 months, never had issues . Crazy how this guy talks about the product.

A straight “mechanic” who has been off-roading and is now sensible and wants a nice riding structurally sound truck lol

@@ryan2546 sorry your HOA tells you when you park your truck on your grass your off road. Rough county has been around along before you was born how about ready lift???

What a chode. Hopefully this kid grew up and learned how to work for a living..or possibly a family..not spending 100k on a gay green truck

@@ryan2546 That color though. 🤔😐🙄

Good luck with ready lift off road

ThreeOh3 that’s some funny shit. My lady says “bolth”. 😂😂😂

That was at least 0.02 cents worth guy... Be fair. For the added price they don't even press in the control arm bushings. But it's wrapped for your mall crawling pleasure.

np432 Just got mine done a week ago. 6" RC on my 14 Ram 1500. It's awesome and rides really good. Don't know where all the hate for RC came from.

Yeah my truck rides good

Jesse Howard oh fuck 🤣

Lmao! True

🤣🤣🤣🤣

i know imma little late but , walmart meets 💀💀

10 Months later, How goes the lift on your ride?

@@sammymontego2217 no issues at all.

@@jfann77 Awesome. Thanks for letting me know

@@jfann77 Is rough country chinese?

@@antiantifans1914 from what I understood a lot is made it Tennessee. But I'm sure some is overseas somewhere.

but the price tag makes you cool tho

Cheap ass tires will do it too. He isn’t wrong on that. Any wheel and tire shop will tell you the same thing. You pay for what you get.

@@codywhittington5626 their selling tires dah its their job to say that

Southern Oregon! Rough Country!

Always take this kind of stuff as a grain of salt. He’s probably getting paid to advertise the other company 🤔KZfaq reviews are a good way to get “General” information, it really hold no value with me since people get paid to do this and make good reviews for products and brands that don’t deserve those reviews.

Out of me and 4 other friends who have owned RC lifts, 3 of our suspensions also failed under moderate offroading use, so im pretty sure this guy isnt just full of it, it really is a bottom of the barrel brand.

About to get a 3” lift for my 4Runner, still excited about the RC lift coming in

I’m glad to see so many people that actually like rough country because I bought a rc 2.5in lift for my truck not too long ago and I’m excited to put it on. And a KZfaqr I have watched for a while used a rc lift on his truck and I know he’s not a sell out and he didn’t say anything bad about it.

the classic nitto and toyo statement haha toyos are garbage idk how they became so popular, i would put a new faulken MT above them, had 4 trucks and a jeep come into my shop with constant wheel issues especially when these guys want to run a 20" rim or bigger on a tire that barely has any meat on it and wonder why it rides like shit people just dont want to listen to the old guys that have been doin this stuff for decades.. its baffling

No doubt! My thoughts exactly. My experience with nitto tires is they are garbage

Worst tires iv ever had

@@slappygilmore5040 what do you think about coopers? Just bought a set. Hope I did well lol.

im sure theyre good, heard and seen a lot of good things coming from the new Falkens too im impressed. still cant believe this guy is giving advice on what to do when all he did was go and BUY a kit and have a real guy put it together...go talk to the people who build their rigs. im sure this guy couldn't even mount one of his nittos himself

😂

🤣😂🤣👌👌

Also wasn't welded properly

How exactly do you determine that? That's the first excuse that manufacturers go for when they peddle shit products. Clearly that weld had inadequate penetration. Welder setup for speed and pretty welds, a hallmark of crap products.

@@joeashbubemma it was a faulty weld correct, but this occurs more then you think with many metal products, the weld didn't get good penetration of the metal, they are a good lift brand, never had a problem, and they wouldn't put a life time warranty on a "crap product"

Yeah. Maybe he’s no mechanic

you sure it was an improper install? and even if it was it should break just like that

Well thats the main difference, this dbag doesn't off road

I'm gonna take your word for it and order mine from them lol

@@ChriS-tz9jm you won't be disappointed

@@rebel1333frank would you recommend it for just daily driving not really off-roading mainly city driving

Rough country is trash!

@@flyinggoose1456 I had my mechanic put a 4" on my 2010 jeep wrangler had a bunch of problems. Never again for me.

@@flyinggoose1456 2 years

@@flyinggoose1456 It's like they say you get what you buy. I know the price is very tempting but I'm going with a well known lift next time.

I have a 2001 F250 4x4 on 40s. It rides great and sits on an 8" Rough Country setup. It's definitely not trash. Are there better more expensive lifts, definitely. Does that make RC trash, only to someone whose never had one.

Those High Boys were real trucks.

I got a bullnose that between us we could rip that Dodge in half!

Can I ask what they charged to install the kit for you?

You know it!!!

Got the 6 inch lift on my 1500, rides smoother than my friends Powerstroke with 6 inch fox.

Rough country has awesome prices and they are completely USA 🇺🇸 designed and built in Tennessee. Your trucks ride quality will not get worse than factor ride quality

Simon Lundmark but you also have to think your friends truck is a diesel and it’s a sold axel and it’s never gonna ride as good as a ifs truck

@@marcusmendoza9354 its a Ford also, so it would be a suprise if it ran good 😂

@@jajjjamensan fox is just the suspension, they have nothing to do with the lift quality. And yes rough country is shit, go with bds for the minimum. I would go bullet proof or kelderman

what you mean

Higher cost doesn't equal better product.

@@jb-kg3vc Cost is independent of VALUE. "You get what you pay for", seems to escape people like you who can't see the difference.

That was God who save you. Not Rough Country idiot.

@@AD-zy5gr God has nothing to do with it...Be polite or get lost...

Pssst thats some made up bs if Ive ever heard it

Amazing choice!!

Thats amazing.

The RC lift components are typically very weak with poor quality welds. I have broken several components of my lifts I have had on a couple jeeps and had better luck with eBay replacements

@@jwestf i have a rc lift, 6 in the front 8 in the rear. its a 98 gmc k1500. the lifts been on there for like 15 years, i just had to do the ball joints last year. that was the only major lift problem ive had

Have a old rough country lift kit on my 98 k1500. And man talk about taking abuse all my trucks i dont pamper i beat them to the ground. Engine/transmission till they break. Anyway that rough country lift all i did was replace the shocks and balljoints. Talk about quality. And ive jumped and landed nose first in that 98 and suspension was fine. Tire blew out but that was a junk nitto mud grappler so it was okay.

luis b But there build quality it’s crap and cv angles are crap I’ve seen firsthand a bds crossmember and rc crossmember you can tell the difference in quality you get what you pay for

he literally showed him putting on 2 different lifts dumbass

You got it!!

Have you looked at a cantilever setup

Gm Trucks - No, you're confused here. I said you get what you pay for and for the money (which is 1/2 to 1/3 the cost of a fully built Kelderman lift, Wicked Customs lift, Bulletproof lift, Carli lift, or any custom lift, BDS performs great. Why would you think a $5,000 lift would be as good as a $10,000 or $15,000 lift? Like I said, you get what you pay for. Also, there's nothing "cookie cutter" about BDS lifts. Their lifts are built to retain stock geometries and are fully warrantied. You break anything and it's replaced, no questions asked.

But yet you have people saying they ran rough country for years with no issues. Sounds like a isolated incident. To me. Which can happen to any company. Like how he standing by his dad's house and truck too 😂

And then a month later he backtracks and says they are perfect.... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jKx5jbd43tOUeYE.html

Of course he does😂

Motofab go with motofab

Funny thing is lol was up here this weekend! Headed back to CBUS as we speak

you aint going to ride smoother than a carli or thuren with kings.

@@joshtrejo1250 I beg to Differ

Been wondering about the zone lifts. Pretty solid?

I’m not because I had one ordered, it was a 5 week wait, I said fuck it give me the rough country it takes 3-4 days to come in.

Thanks for posting! I’m sure many will appreciate it!!!

Where did you get it from? 92' limited 80k miles. Really good condition wanted a quality lift but Rubicon is expensive. How much was the zone?

HerbertGamingCenter zone is just as cheap and lower quality as rough country. Its BDS but cheaper quality

dont lie