View Poll Results: Should I let dealer install my lift?
Heck yeah, they can't blame you then.
13
13.00%
No way, do it yourself for the satisfaction and knowledge.
74
74.00%
Get and indy guy who knows what they're doing.
13
13.00%
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Should I let my dealer install my lift?
10-19-2009, 05:40 PM
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JK Super Freak
Forget the dealer, whether he is competent or not.......your #2 "No way, do it yourself for the satisfaction and knowledge" - its a great learning curve, Teraflex's install instructions were superbly written and clear pictures.
10-19-2009, 05:47 PM
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Do the lift yourself. Chances are that your going to make adjustments to the front control arms to get the caster right. You don't want to take it back to the dealer every time you need a adjustment or any bolts torqued. As for warranty if you are going to Greenwich they will tell you they don't mind the mods but the bigger tires will void your warranty. What lift do plan on going with?
10-19-2009, 05:55 PM
#13
JK Super Freak
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Do the lift yourself. Chances are that your going to make adjustments to the front control arms to get the caster right. You don't want to take it back to the dealer every time you need a adjustment or any bolts torqued. As for warranty if you are going to Greenwich they will tell you they don't mind the mods but the bigger tires will void your warranty. What lift do plan on going with?
Sucks about the warranty, I bought the extended too. Can I get my money back?
10-19-2009, 06:02 PM
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10-19-2009, 06:22 PM
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10-19-2009, 07:05 PM
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Do the lift yourself. Chances are that your going to make adjustments to the front control arms to get the caster right. You don't want to take it back to the dealer every time you need a adjustment or any bolts torqued. As for warranty if you are going to Greenwich they will tell you they don't mind the mods but the bigger tires will void your warranty. What lift do plan on going with?
10-19-2009, 07:55 PM
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I ended up with the Pro Comp stage 1, 4" with their 9000 shock. I'm going to pick up Rusty's front and rear lower adjustable arms too. I'm leaning to doing it myself but probably won't get to it until spring (no garage).
Sucks about the warranty, I bought the extended too. Can I get my money back?
Sucks about the warranty, I bought the extended too. Can I get my money back?
10-19-2009, 07:56 PM
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JK Super Freak
None of the dealers I know of in the Phoenix area actually install their own lifts. I'd find out who is really doing the install. If it's a reputable place and you really don't want to do the work yourself, go directly with the installer and save a ton of cash. The warranty is just as good and you might get to meet some shop guys who really wheel.
If the dealer is really installing the lift, run and don't look back!
two cents.
If the dealer is really installing the lift, run and don't look back!
two cents.