rocky road bolt on soa kit

[199lives1]

Any one running the rocky road bolt on soa kit and if so what do u thank about it I'm leaning more on just getting the regulor way and spring pads and welding it but the rocky road kit is a bolt onhttp://www.rocky-road.com/jeep-comanche-lift-kit.html

[onlyinajeep726]

Never ran them, but have heard multiple accounts of their customer service sucking horribly and orders arriving months after being placed or just never arriving.

[199lives1]

Well damn ile pass on that then

[ParadiseMJ]

I really like the IDEA of a simple bolt-on although I'm not averse to welding (even though I'm no expert welder).

 

I like the idea of being able to "adjust" the pinion angle.  I don't like the possibility of them adjusting themselves under torque.

 

The price is not bad.

 

I have PERSONALLY experienced the RRO customer service nightmare.  (5 months of calling, e-mailing, bitching & moaning and even then getting the wrong part(s).  I would not tell someone not to order because of my experience...but I wouldn't order even a NUT from them.

 

If someone else was selling the stuff I'd probably do it. 

[Incommando]

I dealt with RRO on another product once. Never again.

[dscowell]

Bolt on SOA would be okay for on the street and some light wheeling but if you want to do anything more then that I'd get a kit you either weld on or just weld that kit on later down the line.

[mnkyboy]

I ran it for years on my MJ with no issues,i originally bolted them to my D35 and later welded the perches onto an MJ D44.

 

I have seen thier bolt on soa fail on a YJ and twist an axle tube in the housing. the perches key into the stock perches,my MJ had cast stock perches,the YJ had stamped steel perches which bent and started to tear allowing everything to move around.