How does this compare to Rough Country 87317N2?
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The perf87317 is the 2.2 version. It is a upgraded shock compared to the 2.0 version.
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Do not purchase any steering stabilizer components from rough country. I was very unhappy with this product. It was less quality and less strong than the stock steering stabilizer.
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The RC 2.2 is a HD stabilizer. The main rod is 1/3 bigger than the n2.o.. so for bigger tires and or a vehicle like my jeep ZJ that can develope a death wobble I chose the HD version with the 2.2
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I've had a 720SW for a few years. It has been drug through outdoor hell and still is great. Can't wait to try the 1030.
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They both have good steel. The first uses VG-1 steel which has a very hard core, the second uses AUS8A which is very slightly less hard. Pick the one in your price range, with the color you like. One caveat many black blades get marred with use and the inner steel shows through.
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I cannot make a comparison between the two versions so I defer to Irish81. The 15 is a stable unit.
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Yes, but for less than half the price and not near as much effort, Rough Country has the equivalent in just the lower bracket. I've installed both and they both work well and give the same height, but for the price and work involved, I'd go with Rough Country kit. Just my $.02... :-)
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Hi Jared, The Milestar is a great entry level All-Terrain and works well in rain & snow. It is also pre-drilled for studs if you wanted maximum grip in snow & ice. Thanks, BWT
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hi there shure i think best option you have is rough country i bought this and instaled on my wrangler and is running and look amazing.
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I'm not sure I've never used the Uniden model. They both use the same GMRS bands and have NOAA weather Which is good. I'd assume the distances are similar and also don't ever expect true distances without clear line of sight. You get what you pay for. The Midland has more functionality but majority is going to be unused by most users.
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I just used the Schwalbe HS (32mm) on a tour of Iceland. On-road, off-road, ice storm, rain, no problems took a lot of abuse, fast and comfortable. 1200 miles and not a single puncture.
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It's not really rough, but it's definitely not smooth. It's sort of a cross between the two.
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This model has a aluminum housing and a better wire seal. For long term outdoor use I feel this is much better. The electronics are the same for both devices.
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I can not answer your question. I gave this item as a gift. But they live out in the country surrounded by mountains and have no complaints.
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I'm not familiar with the unit you're comparing to, but I bought this one, use it constantly and love it. Recently went full time in an rv, and couldn't be w/o it!
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I would say 875, as AT&T tends to "rape" their phones - for example tethering is disabled and even if you unlock the phone or restore it with the Nokia Recovery Tool, you still cannot use that feature... If there are other specific features you want that 877 has and 875 doesn't, then that is a different story, but I'd say stay away from the Death Star...
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I can't compare the two, but reviews I read indicated specs for the 140 were better at the edges. I bought the 140 several months ago, and am very pleased with quality and speed.
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no comparison. Knobby's make a lot of noise, and have a lot more rolling resistance. When you switch to these semi slicks, efficiency goes way up for commuting on pavement.
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This guy gives a great comparison. There are some minor but important differences that may matter to you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkgR_307OEo