rough country or pro comp

[ilystbronco]

hi i have a 95 bronco xlt 5.0 5 speed and i want to buy a 6 inch lift kit. i was just wondering what u guys think is a better kit, rough country or procomp?

 

[bluesman17]

PRO!!!

 

[Justshootme84]

ilystbronco, While I have not installed a Pro Comp 6" kit, I have with the RC. The RC kit is adequate for light to medium offroad use, just don't try to run the BAJA1000. I recommend the Skyjacker CLass II lift kit that I had on my Bronco, it may cost a tad more but appears to be stronger, IMO. The passenger-side axle pivot bracket is only bolted to the front crossmember on the RC kit. SkyJ has you bolt it on and weld the bracket for added strength. Plus, if you lift the TTB 6", the extended radius arms are highly recommended over the drop brackets.

P.S.: I deleted your posts in the other forum, no need to double-post your questions, JSM84

 

[johnski]

hi i have a 95 bronco xlt 5.0 5 speed and i want to buy a 6 inch lift kit. i was just wondering what u guys think is a better kit, rough country or procomp?

Neither. Skyjacker or BDS (only one with a lifetime warranty).

 

[jesse_h97]

If you want to beat your guts to death with the road or offrode buy a rough country.

 

[hoss]

jesse_h97 has hit the nail right on the head rough country should be changed to rough rider they are on of the roughest riding lifts that can be bought besides some of their parts come from superlift and i wouldn't suggest that either unless you are wanting to build a strictly off-road truck. the best lifts you can go for are either pro-comp or fab-tech as far as ride quality on the road and good off-road performance.

 

[johnski]

jesse_h97 has hit the nail right on the head rough country should be changed to rough rider they are on of the roughest riding lifts that can be bought besides some of their parts come from superlift and i wouldn't suggest that either unless you are wanting to build a strictly off-road truck. the best lifts you can go for are either pro-comp or fab-tech as far as ride quality on the road and good off-road performance.

Do you have personal experience with pro-comp or fabtech to back up these claims?

 

[hoss]

actually yes i do my brother used to work for rough country the factory is about fifteen minutes from our house thats how i know quite a bit about them and where some of their different parts come from. also i know the rest of the information because a little bit farther out there is a mud put where all kinds of people in our area and some parts of kentucky and missouri gather every weekend. through riding and driving in several different trucks with lifts like black diamond, fab tech, pro comp, rough country, superlift, sky jacker, rancho, and numerous others. i have figured all this out through trial and error on the road and in the pit.

 

[johnski]

actually yes i do my brother used to work for rough country the factory is about fifteen minutes from our house thats how i know quite a bit about them and where some of their different parts come from. also i know the rest of the information because a little bit farther out there is a mud put where all kinds of people in our area and some parts of kentucky and missouri gather every weekend. through riding and driving in several different trucks with lifts like black diamond, fab tech, pro comp, rough country, superlift, sky jacker, rancho, and numerous others. i have figured all this out through trial and error on the road and in the pit.

Ok. I believe you and everything you type now.

 

[jesse_h97]

If you go skyjacker you won't have slop in the steering later either.

 

[jesse_h97]

I'm *******. I meant Superlift.