We were all guinnie pigs at one point regardless of who made the system. Fabtech, RPG, SVC, Icon, M&R etc.
some of us got burned. Its just the gamble you take.
someone always has to try it first.
true, but there's a difference between the "being one of the first with a type of product" guinea pig and the "having many proven options and deciding to go with the more expensive option that few have even heard of" guinea pig.
I'd understand if readylift was bringing something new to the table, but they're not, and if their product really requires aftermarket leaf springs then it's more of a hassle than the other products currently available, along with not providing a package deal with the bumpstops that really are a necessity unless the stock bumpstops work with the product (why would you buy a bumpstop capable frame reinforcement kit and use the factory bumpstops?), I don't see any reason why you would want to take the gamble
