The kit comes with bump stop extensions to be used in conjunction with your stock bumpstops. I was running 3" of lift before hand and had stops for the amount of lift and the 33" tires i was running. Every dip and speed bump i hit i would make contact with the stops. swapped the stockers in and it was a huge improvement. It took awhile for me to figure that one out wich is in no way the kits fault just sharing from my expeirence. As far as my shock issue goes i could not settle on a set that fit both the way i wanted the suspension to perform and the ride i wanted. I needed a long travel shock so the suspension could work and a shock that was squishy yet firm for the kind of ride i like(if that even makes sence) and lastly one to fit my budget. I ran the FT shocks with the kit wich were nice but i wanted more travel,pro comp es3000 wich were cheap and the length i wanted but offered a nasty ride. I finally decided i would try some of rustys shocks despite the bad reviews and was amazed that it gave me everything i wanted. So these are all user error and personal prefferance related issues and should be taken lightly. My dd see's mostly rock on the weekends and have never had a problem tackling all the trails I have done since the install, and it gets flogged hard.Now im sure anyother brand of LA can say the same thing about performance so it all comes down to personal preference. I say if its a daily driven rig who likes to play in most terrain and have a reliable,solid, and flexy suspension its a great candidate.98XJROKS said:Okay, tell us more...What did you do to tweak your shocks and bumpstops in order to dial them in to your satisfaction?