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I'm Ryan from ExtremeTerrain.com, and this is my review of the Rough Country 4-inch X-Series Lift Kit with Shocks, fitting all 2007 to 2016 JKs. There's a version of this kit available for both the two-door and the four-door, so make sure you get the right one for your Jeep. This kit is for those of you who want to run a 33, 35 or even a 37-inch tire, although a 35 gives you the best mix of both form and function. We'll talk a little bit more about tire sizes in a bit. Four inches of lift is a lot of lift for a JK, whether you're talking about a two-door or a four-door, so this is gonna be for those of you who want that really tall lift and want to run some really big tires to fill up those new open wheel wells. It's important to remember that running a really large tire is not just about a lift kit and putting new tires on and hitting the trails, you are gonna have to spend a lot more money beefing up your axles, re-gearing and doing a couple of other things. But those other things are because you're running a big, heavy wheel tire package. As far as the lift kit itself goes, this is very complete. Rough Country offers other four-inch lift kits that include a lot less components than this one does, and of course they're gonna be a little bit less expensive but this has everything that you're going to need to get it installed on the Jeep. And this is going to come in at a lower price point than some of those top lift kit brands on the market. So, again, if you're looking for a lot of lift and you're looking to save a little bit of money, this is a very complete kit. As I mentioned and as you can see, there are a lot of components included in this lift. The first and probably most important when you're looking at a lift kit are new, taller coil springs. Now, in this lift kit, unlike some other Rough Country lift kits, your entire lift is given by these springs themselves and not by springs and coil spring spacers. That's a really nice feature with this lift. The springs are not only taller, but they're also going to be stiffer, which will help to support armor and heavy bumpers and spec tires and other things like that a lot better than the factory springs will. You're not going to get nearly as much sag out of these springs as you would with the factory ones. Something else that's included in this kit that isn't included in a lot of other kits and even a lot of other four-inch lift kits are these coil spring correction brackets for the rear of the Jeep. When you're putting four inches of lift on a Jeep, the rear springs will end up having a bow in them, which can look a little weird but also as you're compressing that spring, one side of the spring can go in the coil bind where the coils will actually touch, and can cause damage to the spring. So, these little brackets will make sure that the springs stay straight, they compress evenly and you don't damage the spring. Along with those springs, this kit includes a new set of shocks for both the front and the rear of the Jeep and they're going to be sized appropriately for your new, taller ride height. Having a properly sized shock is going to give you the maximum performance and articulation off-road. Running a shock that's too small will limit your down travel, and one that's too long will limit your up travel. Now, this kit does not include any bump stop extensions with it, but these performance 2.2 shocks from Rough Country do have external bump stops built right into them which should keep the shock from fully compressing and becoming damaged. Anytime you lift your Jeep, you are going to be changing the suspension geometry. But when you put on a big lift like this 4-inch lift, those changes are pretty drastic and there are some corrections that you'll want to do. When you lift the Jeep four inches, you end up pulling both axles toward the center line of the vehicle, which means that the axles are no longer going to be lined up in the center of the wheel wells. You're also going to roll both of the axles, which will change your pinion angle in the back, and your pinion angle and caster in the front of the Jeep. A lack of caster can cause a foggy [SP] feel when you're driving down the highway because the steering wheel won't want to re-center itself. And a bad pinion angle can cause vibrations and premature driveshaft wear. Having all eight control arms included with this kit will fix all of those issues. The control arms that are included are Rough Country's X-Flex Control Arms, which have a factory style rubber bushing on one end and the X-Flex joints on the other. The X-Flex joints are completely rebuildable. In fact, they come out of the box disassembled and you'll have to put them together before installing them on your Jeep. And they'll provide a lot more articulation off-road than those factory control arms would have. So, the fact that they're adjustable and they have a joint that gives you more articulation means you're getting a lot more performance out of these control arms than some of the other means of correcting pinion and caster that are a little bit less expensive. Some less expensive Rough Country lift kits will include a front track bar relocation bracket and a drop pitman arm. I really don't like running those components on my Jeep, and that's another reason that I like this lift kit. It includes an adjustable front track bar. This track bar will allow you to re-center the axle under the Jeep so when you turn the wheel all the way to one side and the other you're not going to have to worry about the tire rubbing on the control arms or on the frame. The other nice thing about this really beefy track bar is that it's not going to bend or flex when you have big tires on the Jeep and you're driving on-road or off-road. A flex can cause a little bit of a wobble and some feedback up through the steering wheel. This is a forged track bar that is absolutely not going to flex under any load. It is adjustable, it has factory-style rubber bushings on both sides, and it has a factory-style bend in the center which means it's going to adhere the front differential all the way through the suspension [inaudible 00:05:24]. For the rear track bar, this kit includes a rear track bar relocation bracket, which is pretty common. The rear track bar relocation bracket will make it so that you can use your factory rear track bar even with a lift of this size, and it's adjustable to three different locations so you can really dial in [inaudible 00:05:41] center of the Jeep. Now, this track bar bracket is not as beefy as some of the other ones that are available on the market. However, it'll get the job done, and this is one of the ways that Rough Country keeps the cost of the lift kit down a little bit. A lot of lift kits, even some of the top brand lift kits on the market, will give a new set of rear sway bar end links and ask you to move the factory rear sway bar end links up to the front because they are a little bit longer. This kit, however, includes both front and rear sway bar end links, a new set of factory-style links for the rear and a set of disconnectable sway bar links for the front of the Jeep. When you're going off-road, disconnecting the front sway bar gives you the maximum amount of articulation which keeps more tires on the ground and gives you more traction to get over obstacles. Another component that's included in this kit that isn't included in some of the less expensive Rough Country kits or even in some of the top kits on the market, is a new set of brake lines for both the front and the rear of the Jeep. A lot of kits will include brake line relocation brackets which will get the job done and give you a little bit of additional room to flex with your new lifted suspension, however, some of those require you to straighten out your factory hard brake lines. Having a new set of brake lines like this does require a little bit more work during installation because you then have to bleed out the brake system. However, they give me the peace of mind that I'm not going to pull a brake line taut under full articulation off-road, which is definitely a bad thing. I'd rather spend a little bit more time during installation and get the job done right. When you're running this much lift, especially off-road with the sway bars disconnected, you may run into a situation where the drive shaft will come in contact with the exhaust, which can cause the drive shaft boot to melt and ruin the drive shaft in short order. So, running an exhaust spacer is a good idea with any lift kit over three-and-a-half inches, which this one of course is. Now, the spacer is something that isn't included in this kit, but there is one offered by Rough Country and it's fairly inexpensive. So, if you're taking your Jeep off-road, I would recommend taking a look at one. Another component that you may want to add is a new set of drive shafts because your new drive shaft angles, even with the caster and pinion correction from the control arms, will be pretty steep and again may wear out pretty quickly. Like I said before, you can really run a 33, 35 or even a 37-inch tire with this setup. I would recommend going with the 35 on this setup because you have the maximum amount of clearance for articulation off-road and there's much less of a chance of you rubbing on factory fenders or factory splash guard or even rubbing on the frame or the control arms when you're turning lock to lock. Now, four inches of lift is a lot for a set of 35-inch tires and you could probably go back to three-and-a-half inches, but if you like the look of a larger lift with 35s, this will give you that effect. If you're staying on the road only, you can run a set of 37-inch tires with this lift kit, although you are gonna have some rubbing on the splash shield when you turn lock to lock. And certainly, if you try to articulate with factory fenders, you will definitely have some clearance issues. In my opinion, 33s are way too small for four inches of lift and they just don't look right, although you could run them if that's what you like. Any lift kit installation is a big undertaking and this one has a lot of parts to install. But that's not to say that you can't do it in your driveway, at home, with just a jack, some jack stands, and some traditional hand tools. If you have access to a lift and air tools, it'll speed up the process as well. If you haven't done a lot of suspension work, I would do some research, read through the instructions, and make sure that you're comfortable with doing a job of this size. Again, I don't want to scare anybody away from trying it on their own. Doing a lift kit like this in your driveway is very rewarding. I would just give yourself plenty of time to get it done, probably a whole weekend if this is your first time. The first step in getting a kit like this installed is to support the Jeep from the frame so that you can disconnect or remove any components that keep the axles from completely drooping. So, once you have the Jeep held up by the frame, you'll remove your sway bar end links, shocks, drive shaft, brake line brackets, and then droop the axle completely down. Once the axle is drooped, the old springs should fall right out and you can install the new ones. Now, because this kit also includes control arms, at this step in the lift when the axles are completely drooped and there's no weight on them, you'll go through and one by one replace all the control arms. These control arms are not double adjustable so you're going to have to do some adjustment to make sure that the angles are set properly and the lengths are set properly before you finish re-installation of everything. Once you have the control arms dialed in, you can reinstall the new longer shocks, your springs, sway bar end links, brake lines, track bar brackets, and track bars. A tip for getting your track bars lined up is to get everything else done on the Jeep, put the tires on it and get it sitting under its own weight. That way, you can have somebody sit in the Jeep and turn the steering wheel side to side, which will very easily line up this new front adjustable track bar. In the rear, having the Jeep sitting on its tires, under its own weight will just make pushing the Jeep side to side to get that bolt lined up a lot easier. The installation of a lift kit like this could take as much as eight hours because you are changing all of the control arms. Again, that can vary greatly depending on the tools you have at hand, how much experience you have on a lift kit like this, and if you have somebody helping you out. Again, just traditional hand tools are all you need, but a lift and air tools will definitely speed the process along. Another tip for installation is to make sure that you hit all the bolts with good penetrating oil well before you get started. The nut that always gets me when I'm doing a lift kit is the upper front shock bolt. It can be difficult to get to and they seem to always be rusted solid. We always end up breaking them off with a long breaker bar, if they're rusted too badly. But spraying them with a penetrating oil will give you the best chance of having it come off and not wasting a ton of time. All in all, I think this lift kit is a pretty good value. I don't think you're going to find a lot of other lift kits on the market at this price that include all the components that this one does. So now that we got the lift kit completely finished, we got the tires on it and it's sitting on the ground, it's time to take it out on the road and see how it feels. And first impressions, it seems really stable for something that has a four-inch lift on it. Four inches is a lot of lift for a JK, and anytime you're putting big tires on a Jeep, you can get a little bit of a stability issue. However, because of how complete this kit is and the fact that it includes all eight control arms, that fixes your caster angle, the steering wheel wants to re-center, it sits in the road really nicely and it honestly feels pretty good. The shocks do ride a little bit stiff, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, again, when you're this high up in the air. I wouldn't want a really pillowy [SP], really soft ride, I'd want something a little bit stiffer. It helps to control body roll a little bit and just adds to that stable feeling. One thing that you'll notice immediately is if you've installed a component that's gonna end up rattling and causing a lot of noise. And one of those components that's known for causing noise, if you get a cheap part that isn't very well built, is sway bar disconnects. But with these, we don't have any noise at all. Granted, they are brand new and eventually we might get a little chatter out of them, but for the time being, they seem really solid. So today we're just gonna be staying on the road, but we know that when we get off-road we can very easily disconnect the sway bars and we're not gonna have any issues with the brake line getting tight because we've installed the ones that are included in the kit. As I mentioned before, it is a little bit more work, you do have to bleed out the brake system, but in my opinion, adding new, longer soft lines is the right way to do that, and brackets are really more of a short-term fix. Like with any lift kit, you wanna make sure that you do your final torque of all the control arms when the Jeep is on the ground. And after 1,000 miles, you're gonna wanna recheck your torque, again, just to make sure everything stays tight and you don't have anything coming loose. Something else to keep in mind when you're installing new control arms that have grease fittings like these ones do, is to make sure you give them a healthy dose of grease. You will end up with some noise and premature wear if you don't get them greased. So it's a good idea to grease them right off the bat and to make sure that you make it part of your routine maintenance. Every time you do an oil change, make sure you grease everything and check your lug nut torque as well. So anytime that you're adding a new part to your Jeep, the payoff is always rewarding. But especially when you're doing a huge job that requires overhauling the entire suspension like this lift kit does, actually getting to take it out on the road and drive it is definitely the best part. And this lift kit opens a ton of opportunities, to larger tires, to other parts that you can add on and modify as you start using the Jeep more. It's really a great entry level lift kit. So that's my review of the Rough Country 4-Inch X-Series Lift Kit with Shocks fitting all 2007 to 2016 JKs, that you can find right here at ExtremeTerrain.com.
Freight Notes. Freight items can only be shipped within the continental 48 states, no expedited methods.
Fitment: 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Details
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Warning: California's Proposition 65
Installation Time: (approx) a Day
Difficulty Level:Mechanical expertise or professional installation required.
Installation Guides:
| Year/Model: | 2007-2018 JK | Manufacturer: | Rough Country |
| Lift Type: | Coil Spring | Lift Height: | 4" |
| Shocks Included: | Yes | Max Tire Size: | 37 |
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Do you recommend bump stops and if so which size? Also to run 35 inch tires do you recommend spacers? If so how many and what size? Thanks!
Hello, your factory bump stops should work just fine with a spacer. The recommended spacer size for a bump stop with 35" tires is 3". If you are running a 35" tire with a wheel with a backspacing of 4.5" or less, you should not need spacers. I attached links for example bump stop spacers here: http://www.extremeterrain.com/synergy-3in-bump-stop-tj-jk-8057-30.html http://www.extremeterrain.com/synergy-rear-bump-stop-jk-8058-30.html
How does this interact with the rubicon electronic sway bar disconnects? Would they operate independently? For example could I leave the RC quick disconnects attached and use the electronic option the same way as before? Or could I disconnect the RC quick disconnects to make it a more ‘permanent’ option, ie won’t automatically reconnect at a certain speed (obviously it won’t reconnect it manually but will it have any adverse effects on the systems in the Jeep)?
The sway bar disconnects/links included with the Rough Country 4 in. X-Series Lift Kit will install onto your existing sway bar, keeping the correct length, and since the Rubicon's sway bar disconnect is at the center, will allow this option to function as normal. You could additionally leave the OEM disconnect setup left as connected, and disconnect the new sway bar disconnects as well.
What shocks are included with this kit. If I run 35" tires for every day driver and mostly mild off roading should I upgrade them
The Rough Country 4 in. X-Series Lift Kit w/ Shocks will include the Rough Country 2.2 Performance Shocks.
What type of grease is recommended for installation and maintenance of the Rough Country X-Series lift for the JKU?
To grease the zerk fitting, a general all purpose grease tube and grease gun will do the job.
will this kit work on a 2wd model jeep wrangler 4 dr.
At this time, Rough Country only confirms fitment with 4WD Wranglers and their Rough Country 4 in. X-Series Lift Kit.
Thank you for your question! The Rough Country 4 in. X-Series Lift includes brake line extensions for install. Every Jeep reacts differently to being lifted but at 4 inches it is common to need to replace either the front, rear or both driveshafts.
Thank you for your question! 3.75" backspacing should be more than enough to help prevent rubbing at full turn of your wheels! We suggest at least 4.5 inches or less for a tire that is 12.5 inches wide.
With 35 inch tires, your calibration would be slightly off. A tuner like this https://www.extremeterrain.com/superchips-flashcal-f5-1216-3571.html will help calibrate your Jeep for the bigger tires.
Thank you for your question! With a 4 Door you have a longer wheel base and do not necessarily need to extend your driveshaft. I would recommend fully adjustable control arms to correct caster and pinion angle. If you are looking to extend your driveshafts, I would recommend to change both.
Hello, for 35" tires you would want to go with a lift that is 2.5 or more inches to prevent rubbing and clearance issues. If you're not doing much off-roading a more simple kit would be best. Something like this would be a good option: http://www.extremeterrain.com/rough-country-25-series-ii-lift-jk-637.html
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out of 5 stars
Installation Time:Weekend
Installation Cost:$500-$1000
5/5
Installation Time: Afternoon
September 15, 2018
Pretty simple lift kit to install
Need to put six inch springsFor the front and 4 inch springs in the back to get the rake out the front end other than that pretty easy to put on I put 1.75 Spacers in the front to get the rake out it sits level now other than that pretty good lift kit
3/5
Installation Time: Weekend
August 21, 2018
Good lift- needs updated instructions
The lift itself seems solid. However the instructions do nkt include some of the updated pieces they have added to the kit. No fun to get done and realize you have to take it apart again to install 2 pieces that were not covered in the paperwork. Calling into RC wasn’t really a help either.
4/5
Installation Time: Full Day
August 15, 2018
Afternoon install
Lift looks great. Big upgrade from stock. The lift took about 8 hours with just floor jacks. The instructions where great except the part with the front shock relocation bracket was not on them anywhere. After completely installing the lift had them left over and called rough country. They where a big help and apologized for the lack of instructions on it. The only down side is I had to buy new ball joints bc mine was way out of camber. That was another $700. Rides a little rough but it’s a Jeep. May upgrade to different shocks down the line. Fit and finish where great.
3/5
Installation Time: Full Day
June 30, 2018
Annoying Sound
have had the lift on for about 8 months and all 4 of the shocks are leaking and getting a very bad screeching noise out of the springs, is kind of embarrassing when you drive by other jeeps and its screetching looking into new shocks and possibly a whole new lift if i can not find a fix for the noise
4/5
Installation Time: Full Day
June 07, 2018
4" Rough Country life
Lift was easy to put on looks great works good, good directions. For the break lines I had a missing package of 4 missing crush washers and a L bracket with clip. I wish it came with bump stops
5/5
Installation Time: Full Day
June 07, 2018
Awesome Product Great Value
Very nice parts, everything needed was included. Heavy Duty control arms and track bar. Easy Installation. Drives like a New Jeep. Very Pleased!!!
5/5
Installation Time: Shop Install
Installation Cost: $500-$1000
June 05, 2018
4 inch lift
This looks and rides great. Still have other products to add, but Loving my Jeep!
5/5
May 04, 2018
4 inch lift - very pleased
I got my brother in-law to do the install of this lift kit w/shocks. Finished product looks great and pleased with how the Jeep rides and handles.
5/5
Installation Time: Shop Install
Installation Cost: $500-$1000
April 08, 2018
X series lift
As far as bang-for-the-buck goes you cannot beat this lift kit haven't had a chance to really take it off-roading yet but so far I'm very satisfied
3/5
Installation Time: Weekend
February 13, 2018
good enough
i buy alot of stuff off extreme terrain i must have like a million of there stickers there stuff is always spot on but this time wasnt so thrilled. the price is awsome for everything u get but the instructions sucked and all the parts were numbered wrong but atleast i got all the parts and it was shipped fast very disappointed in shocks tho need to buy diffrent ones soon
5/5
Installation Time: Weekend
February 08, 2018
Directions unclear at times
I have never installed a lift before but watching the install videos and reading the instructions I was able to finish this in about 9 total hours. Directions were unclear at times but got it completed. Recommend going straight to getting an alignment as soon as anyone gets finished for obvious reasons. Great quality 5 out of 5 recommend for a simple 4inch lift.
5/5
Installation Time: Full Day
November 27, 2017
Complete lift kit
I was skeptical about this kit, it sounded too good to be true, as i have heard Rough Country was garbage. Those people must not have ever had this kit. Took 10 hours to install, good instructions, and well made parts. We did have rubbing issues with the beefier front lower control arms, evem with 4.75 backspacing. Installed 1.75 in wheel spacers and solved the problem. On road the ride is close to stock with a little more body roll, but nothing bad. Off road it has plenty of flex and performed well ding some mild rocm crawling. Bottom line, dont listen to the haters, you cant beat this kit for the money!
5/5
Installation Time: Shop Install
Installation Cost: $500-$1000
September 29, 2017
Great lift
Great lift for the money. To stay under 1500 for this type of lift is a great deal. Will upgrade shox someday but the rest is great.
5/5
Installation Time: Afternoon
September 28, 2017
Great lift for the price
Little bit of a stiff ride at first but it was expected with new coils. Helps keep the body roll down to a minimum for highway speeds. They did update the control arm joints, so be warned that they will not look the same as pictured and the joints are no longer adjustable. I called rough country to verify the part numbers before installing the lift. The good news is that they did inform me that the new style is much more durable. Overall a great lift that comes with everything needed besides the adjustable rear trac bar which I purchased separate.
3/5
Installation Time: Shop Install
September 07, 2017
Good lft
Good lift for a great price. Wheeled one day after install and it worked perfect. "They" say RC is poor quality so we'll see over time but happy with lift so far.
5/5
Installation Time: Full Day
July 31, 2017
Great product
Easy to install great ride would recommend getting better shocks and getting adjustable track bar for the rear end it makes it easier to get the rear end in the right position
5/5
Installation Time: Full Day
July 07, 2017
4" lift
very happy with the lift wasn't very hard to put in
4/5
Installation Time: Weekend
June 25, 2017
Great lift kit for the price
This lift kit comes with shocks which are actually pretty nice. The instructions were unclear at some points with my Wrangler, some things did not match up, as the directions showed. The quick sway bar disconnects are a nice touch as well. Overall, I would recommend this lift kit!
5/5
Installation Time: Weekend
May 03, 2017
Awesome lift for the price
This Lift is the perfect height! Gives plenty of clearance for 35s or 37s. I'm running 35s and it looks great! The ride is still amazing, took a few days for it to break it in. I started the install after work Friday and finished bleeding the break lines Sunday afternoon. So it literally took my whole weekend, it was just my wife and I working on it.
5/5
Installation Time: Full Day
April 17, 2017
Best lift kit for the money
I have been building Jeeps for years and my 2012 JKU Rubicon is my 4th to own. I am a professional mechanic so for me the install was quick. I have a lift and alignment equipment with a full tool box of tools. For me it only took 4 hours including the alignment and brake bleeding. I will say without those resources it would take twice as long. I was looking at a much mor expensive kit and ultimately decided on this one which includes almost all the same parts but at half the price, mainly because it is a daily driver and I only wheel on the weekend about twice a month. The quality of this kit is great and I recommend it to anyone looking to get great performance while being budget minded.
Never had anything but the best on line experience with Extreme Terrain.com. Prices are always competitive. I have spoken with customer service and they have been very helpful and friendly. Shipping is always fast and has been free on items over $75. I will use them for all of my Jeep needs.
