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Time To Upgrade The Jeep Wrangler Shocks! Rough Country Premium N3
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2020
- I'm so happy I upgraded from the old, worn out factory shocks on my Jeep! These Rough Country shocks made a noticeable difference and were straight-forward to install! It took my friends and I about 3 hours but I'm sure a professional will finish much faster. Let me know if you have any Rough Country lifts or shocks on your vehicles, and thanks for watching!
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This is exactly what I wanted to see before replacing my Jeep shocks with RC N3’s. Very helpful. Thanks :) Melissa T.
Thank you so much Mel! I really appreciate your support! 😊
Better have a ratcheting socket for top shock nut. It’s not fun. You get like half a turn you can make at a time. Doesn’t tell you how tight to get the nut. The rubber spacers are different. One is flat one has a raised smaller center section so you need to know which goes where. Also trying to lay the washer, the bushing and nut on top of hole and get the shock post thru the frame hole and and all those is lil tricky. Don’t mount bottom till you get all that thru the top and nut started. Then you can put the bottom in and use flat head to lift it lil to feed bolt thru. I’m doing mine right now. I didn’t even remove the tire on mine but I have a spacer lift and 35s. The factory nut was different size than the RC nut so make sure you have all the metric wrenches you need.
Watching these vids always make me want to run down to the garage and get something going! Sweet channel!!
Thank You for the content. I just bought these shocks
Thanks for sharing! I need to replace mine after 3 years, and I appreciate the thorough walk through! Had me 😂 when you added the +15HP decal
So glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!!
Getting ready to do this exact install next weekend! I have the spacers kit so we will see what the different will be if any! Great video for reference! I’m glad I’ll be doing it myself too instead of a shop, feels great doing the work yourself and getting to know your jeep!
Putting in that wrench time on the Jeep. Nice job for the first shock install. Thanks for sharing.
Nothing more gratifying than DIY on a vehicle home projects etc. Keep em coming!# Highly Motivating!😎
She back with another good one 👍
Just put new Ranchos all the way around my '12 last weekend. That front passenger one was a bastard!
I wish I knew how to work on my Jeep. I’ve been binge watching all your Jeep videos, and you do an awesome job on your Jeep. It’s hard to find good help these days who knows something about working on vehicles. From one Virginia sister to another, Virginia Girl Power!!!
Thank you!! 💪🏾🙏🏾☺️
Just tore out the Steering components, wheel bearings in the front, and sway links. Now I am thinking of these shocks because now that I am not Death Wobbling I can definitely tell mine are trash. - Doc
Badass woman that work on Jeeps... Yup..
Jeeps looking clean, I like it!
you gave me enough confidence to try this in the spring!!
Great! Good luck! 👍🏾
Great video. Gives me some confidence to attempt this. Thanks!
Considering these shock for my WJ.
Very Nice Video. Thanks you.
Great video buddy tfs
Looks good
Great video and it helped me quite a bit.
The sound track was annoying so I muted it.
I just got a lift kit on my JLU. Waaaay too bouncy. Considering adding my factory shocks back on. Only have 6k miles on those. Watching this video makes me want to do this myself.
Congrats on getting it done, even if you had a little help.
i just put these on the front with the 2.5 inch springs, finishing the rear tomorrow.
Are you happy with the lift?
Great video have a jk with your milage
do the rough country shocks have a welded on nut for tightening, or do they need something like an allen key on top like the blisten shocks?
Thanks for sharing! I've got to do the exact same thing.
I blew 2 n3 shocks on a 2002 4 door blazer. I air down to 12psi when wheeling and still blew them..
Hi there auto prospective I had just a question can I install shocks in my jeep Jl without a Lift and thank you.
You would probably need a jack and work on them one at a time
Yassss🔥
Is your jeep lifted? I got the same shocks but it was hitting the base when I go over a bump.also I notice the space you have length of the shaft is 2 inches more looks like standing out . Are you able to provide the measurement of the shocks please thank you
You didn't seem overly impressed with them. Thoughts 30 days after install and their broken in?
I love your black rims what kind are these tfs
GFX wheels, got them from Discount Tire website
@@HerAutoPerspective oh ok gonna look into them tfr buddy
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I just threw a set of those in my strait trash can
Added a 3" lift to my jeep and blew out the rear shocks in less than 3 months. Was just driving on pavement with rough country n3's. Contacted rc about this and no response! Do not reccomend these shocks
Keep calling someone will make it right I work there
You know those shocks are garbage that's why they're so cheap
Keep going with the pavement princess you drive