Mopar lift kits?
12-22-2010, 10:50 AM
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I grabbed a 'Jeep Accessories' sheet from my local dealer last week. This is the closest I have seen to a 'written' warranty on aftermarket parts. (I don't have a scanner, but this is what it says...)
This is from The Faricy Boys dealership in Colorado
I didn't ask while I was there, but the way I read it, the 3/36 mfg's warranty applies to all of the accessories that do not have the *. (chrome grill, air deflector, remote start, heated seats, etc)
And the lifts and intake are covered by a 12month 'parts' only warranty. (but it doesn't spell out dealership vs mfg's...)
Anyway, at least this one particular dealership is backing up their aftermarket items in writing.
This is from The Faricy Boys dealership in Colorado
Price includes Parts and Installation
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Cold Air Intake Kit - $459 *
2" Mopar Lift - $2010 *
4.5" Mopar Lift - $6275 *
____ Customer understands by declining any accessories at the time of sale, customer forfeits the 3 year 36,000 mile warranty on accessories and installation.*
*12 month 12,000 mile warranty on parts
**All prices are subject to chance**
**Prices re current model year only**
Customer Signature ______________
Manager _______________________
Salesperson ____________________
Comments _____________________
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Cold Air Intake Kit - $459 *
2" Mopar Lift - $2010 *
4.5" Mopar Lift - $6275 *
____ Customer understands by declining any accessories at the time of sale, customer forfeits the 3 year 36,000 mile warranty on accessories and installation.*
*12 month 12,000 mile warranty on parts
**All prices are subject to chance**
**Prices re current model year only**
Customer Signature ______________
Manager _______________________
Salesperson ____________________
Comments _____________________
And the lifts and intake are covered by a 12month 'parts' only warranty. (but it doesn't spell out dealership vs mfg's...)
Anyway, at least this one particular dealership is backing up their aftermarket items in writing.
12-22-2010, 06:28 PM
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I wouldn't get the mopar kit if I were you. their alot of money for essentially a budget boost. Go with rubicon express or teraflex. Both are very good lift companies.
12-22-2010, 06:58 PM
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I talked to my dealer today about installing a lift. They had no experience with the Mopar Performance lift - have never seen it, but had installed quite a few OME lifts. I thought that was interesting.