I was thinking about buying a RE 6020 with AAL Before school and then getting full packs next year as I have to buy a computer as well. The only concern I have is the driveability, I heard AAL's were quite harsh but since I was buying full srings next spring or summer would it be to terrible for one season? I know that RE makes very good products so it may be not as bad as som epeople say from different kits.
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AAL Ride
- Thread starter NateST
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xj92
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Junction City, KS
I ran Skyjacker AALs for 5 years. They were a little stiff, but not bad. Now I run stock S-10 packs with an extra S-10 leaf added in as well and it rides great. Just make sure you get a full-length AAL. But why buy twice if you're planning on full packs later on anyways. :creditcard: 
w_howey
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The Mudwest
The ride of that kit with the full-length AAL isn't harsh at all. If I have tools and parts in the Jeep, it is really an almost factory ride.
scorpio_vette
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Milwaukee Wisconsin
depends on your definition of "harsh". i've been riding on AAL for almost 2 years now, and don't really think it rides harsh at all. then again i'm not a cadillac kinda man.
w_howey
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The Mudwest
NateST said:
If you are planning on throwing helper springs in, do you really care about the ride????? Helper springs are going to be 10x rough riding.
