[kennyb]

I am thinking of getting a suspension and I came across how rocky road does there. useing the stock front spring and putting them in the back and having new ones in the front. my question is what is the down fall of this and what is the problem of doing this method. and my other question if you were to get a new lift with all new components could you down the road use this method to get a bigger lift. thanks

[ras2001wj]

run away from rocky road, horrible customer service and they are filth to the industry, the images on their page are pirated from other websites and generally arent even near their lift they are advertising.

Look up the F>R swap in the FAQ, tells you all about that style setup which is common, Iron Roc Offroad does it this way

[BigItalianBeast]

Originally Posted by ras2001wj

run away from rocky road, horrible customer service and they are filth to the industry, the images on their page are pirated from other websites and generally arent even near their lift they are advertising.

X2 those arent their lifts in the pics....and if you ordered now, it might be here and instlled by thnksgiving lol

[BlaineWasHere]

Friends don't let friends order from Rocky Road.

Stay Away!

[BlaineWasHere]

You can however to the F-->R lift with RE front springs and order your parts from vendors here on JF. READ THE FAQ!

[ajmorell]

Sounds like you are already aware of WHAT the F->R is, you would just like some advice as to HOW your Jeep is going to ride afterwards. If you by any means think it will ride like it does before the lift, you are in for a suprise. If you really want to change the ride quality, get a new set of sprigns (F&R) and a good set of monotube shocks.

[wjs81866]

You wont live long enough for them to get it right after they screw something up; and they will. Oh yes...they will.

[thebgkoolio]

dont bother with rocky road... their kit would be a great most likely if you wanted to do a F>R swap but you wouldnt get the kit any time soon... plus they dont have a great customer service... just save yourself and get like a kit from IRO...

[kennyb]

I like everyones opinion on how rocky road is, I am not even considering buying from them I was just wondering if the swap is worth it or just get a new set or springs, ajmorell thanks for the advice it was helpful. can anyone give me advice on too on how my jeep will ride and if its worth doing the swap.

[BlaineWasHere]

Originally Posted by kennyb

I like everyones opinion on how rocky road is, I am not even considering buying from them I was just wondering if the swap is worth it or just get a new set or springs, ajmorell thanks for the advice it was helpful. can anyone give me advice on too on how my jeep will ride and if its worth doing the swap.

The F-->R Swap is worth it if you are looking for a cheaper lift.

[wjs81866]

not sure what it would do to the ride quality? Probably less money though.

Sorry about all the cranks about Rocky Road; a lot of us here have had significant issues with them and I think when someone brings them up we all tend to jump to try and prevent the suffering and pain associated with dealing with them.

[kennyb]

thanks everyone for the input, There is a run I want to do here in california Molina ghost run, and I would like to lift my jeep before then, I have some 31's already well 2 of them I just need 2 more and some wheels. so I am kinda looking around for a descent lift for now becuase I know in a couple of years I am going to go bigger. well thats the plan atleast.