RC Suspension Lift

My local shop was saying that an employee from Rough Country's suspension lift essentially had the same quality parts as ICON. It seems too good to be true, so just wondering what folks who have RC lifts experiences are off-roading?

https://www.roughcountry.com/toyota-suspension-lift-kit-773c.html?find=2017-toyota-tundra-4wd-739600

 

I have had this same lift you are looking at for over a year with ZERO issues. People will talk crap about Rough Country all day long. I have their bumpers, lighting, and lift. Again ZERO issues with anything. I have been trailing and rock climbing with no issues at all. Do what you like, don’t listen to all the BS. Good luck.

 

As @Kdogg77 stated, "Do what you like"! I do not have any icon suspension products on my Tundra, but I will say this: Rough Country has a MUCH better warranty than icon, on their coilovers. Icon's warranty is one year, and Rough Country's is 3 years. I am running Rough Country's 6" coilovers on my Pro Comp lift and I have no complaints so far, 6 months in.

 

The engineer who made all the ReadyLift lift kits for Tundras started working at Rough Country a few years ago. From what I recall, the Readylift is engineered for 6" lift that can be stretched 8". The Rough Country kit is engineered for 4" stretched to 6". The RC Vertex shocks are great and RC actually stands behind their warranty.

 

I am undecided between the Pro Comp Coilovers and the RC Vertex for my 6" Pro Comp lift. The only complaint I have heard about the RC is that adjusting the height is a hassle and best to get it done during installation.