ProComp or TeraFlex?
02-25-2010, 06:12 PM
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Thanks guys. You've all made a compelling arguments. I figured TeraFlex was the way to go. It appears that the budget boost with shocks is still less than $500. I wont have to worry about drive shafts and I can throw 35's under it. Thanks again, you answered the question I needed.
02-25-2010, 06:38 PM
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Not all teraflex users are satisfied at first i really liked my 3" full mid arm lift until i found out that the rear track bar relocation bracket slams into your rear shock the fix you have to buy a shock relocation bracket and a new shock then had my tires rotated found out that the brake line relocation bracket puts the brake line right in the way of the rear antisway bar as your rear axle flexes the antisway bar hits and rubs on your brake line very dangerous worn almost all the way through contacted customer support their fix "no return phone calls" this lift was installed buy the jeep dealer when i bought the jeep new. there is a serious design flaw in this lift kit.
02-25-2010, 07:04 PM
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not all teraflex users are satisfied at first i really liked my 3" full mid arm lift until i found out that the rear track bar relocation bracket slams into your rear shock the fix you have to buy a shock relocation bracket and a new shock then had my tires rotated found out that the brake line relocation bracket puts the brake line right in the way of the rear antisway bar as your rear flexes the antisway bar hits your brake line very dangerous worn almost all the way through contacted customer support their fix "no return phone calls" this lift was installed buy the jeep dealer when i bought the jeep new. the kit purchased was not the long arm kit but the best one you can get before going long arm
I've never heard of this complaint.
I'm not trying to argue your problem, but coming on here and complaining about a lift that you did not install yourself is kind of pointless. It sounds like you know very little about your lift and it's components.
How can you say for certain that your problems were not in any way related to the installation. Maybe those guys at dealership don't know everything they're talking about. Personally, I don't believe most information given to me by a dealership.
02-25-2010, 07:16 PM
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Using the occasional period would help make this a little more "readable".
I've never heard of this complaint.
I'm not trying to argue your problem, but coming on here and complaining about a lift that you did not install yourself is kind of pointless. It sounds like you know very little about your lift and it's components.
How can you say for certain that your problems were not in any way related to the installation. Maybe those guys at dealership don't know everything they're talking about. Personally, I don't believe most information given to me by a dealership.
I've never heard of this complaint.
I'm not trying to argue your problem, but coming on here and complaining about a lift that you did not install yourself is kind of pointless. It sounds like you know very little about your lift and it's components.
How can you say for certain that your problems were not in any way related to the installation. Maybe those guys at dealership don't know everything they're talking about. Personally, I don't believe most information given to me by a dealership.