Rough Country 2.2 shock absorber

[ngboyd]

Is the R/C 2.2 worth all the hype?

[Zullock Holmes]

I don't know..... never ran em.

I can tell you though, if they ride like the Rough country shocks i've run then no, they felt just as bad if not worse than rustys.

I have been running edelbrocks, and they were pretty good, till i blew em up.

I'm gonna be upgrading to bilstein's soon though, lots of people here run them and swear by them.

[iant333]

Well I rode in a Jeep with them once if that counts and they seem to ride better at least than the regular rough country shocks.

[ngboyd]

just wondering then if im gonna buy a complete kit or just piece it together

[XJLI]

my friend said they were nothing like his OMEs on his TJ. and his TJ rides reeaall nice.

[bucketokarma]

I haven't heard anyone complain about OME ride though. Seems like an unfair comparison...

As for the OP, sorry, can't help, never used any rough country parts.

[Bigbike]

I don't know..... never ran em.

I can tell you though, if they ride like the Rough country shocks i've run then no, they felt just as bad if not worse than rustys.

I have been running edelbrocks, and they were pretty good, till i blew em up.

I'm gonna be upgrading to bilstein's soon though, lots of people here run them and swear by them.

You blew up the edlebrocks already?

[Ruepart Hoaxley]

i rode in a jeep with 2.2s, and FWIW, my Crapjacker 8000 nitros ran just as well if not better.

[1cleantj]

I run them on my wrangler

there a little stiff on the road but do absorb larger bumps pretty good. They have held up better then the original RC shocks I had (blew a rear one up). Probably wouldnt reccomend them if you want a nice car like ride.

[CumminsJeep]

I didnt have a problem with my RC nitros. I actually kinda liked them. Cant beat it for 35 bucks a piece or whatever I payed for them. I havent experienced the 2.2s yet

[itzdan420]

The 2.2's on my XJ are a little bumpy on the road but like 1cleantj said they absorb bumps really good.