View Poll Results: How long Should I wait to Mod my Jeep?
0-500 Miles - 7 Days
6
21.43%
500 - 1000 Miles - 2 Weeks
5
17.86%
1000- 2000 Miles - 1 Month
11
39.29%
Dont, wait, Mod it hoping it dosen't screw up...
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21.43%
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#11
mod it if you want. like others have said intake and exhaust wont do much to your warranty. The dealer will have to prove the mod caused the failure or problem. As for as lifts, tires and others that pretty much does it. Be like me, go buy one already modded under a dealer warranty
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Sorry, didn't mean to get off topic. Bumpers won't void your warranty either.
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Holy crap, 1-2k will hold you over for 3 months!! You either have no bills and can save 90% of your money or.... Well, I don't have an or. Your jeep payments will be more than $1000 for 3 months. I agree with the 6 month rule, and all that should be fairly liquid.
Sorry, didn't mean to get off topic. Bumpers won't void your warranty either.
Sorry, didn't mean to get off topic. Bumpers won't void your warranty either.
but yeah thats why...
but...if i get it lifted and i get bigger tires... If something goes wrong, i put all the stock stuff in, remove the lift and return it and all will be good?
and yeah...should i break in the engine first before putting bigger tires?(i think i allready got an answer to that but more oppinions!)
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"that way we get our cars payed off fast and dont have to worry as much for money.."
If you are waiting for an '08 and then need to wait while you rack up some miles, maybe you'd be better off finding a used '07 that you could mod right away. I just saw a pristine '07 Rubicon Unlimited with 6,000 miles sell on Ebay for $26,500. I know you'll be better off financially. The money you'll save buying used is money you won't be paying interest on.
If you are waiting for an '08 and then need to wait while you rack up some miles, maybe you'd be better off finding a used '07 that you could mod right away. I just saw a pristine '07 Rubicon Unlimited with 6,000 miles sell on Ebay for $26,500. I know you'll be better off financially. The money you'll save buying used is money you won't be paying interest on.
#17
if you're worried about getting fired you should probably start looking for a job. the job market is great right now so why not if you're not liking where you are or a near unemployment.
next i would boost your emergency fund to 6 months of living expenses. put it all in a money market fund or high interest savings account. somewhere you can easily get to it if needed. this is not only for covering expenses if you were to lose your job. it can also cover unforseen expenses, medical bills, etc.
next, if you employer offers a retirement plan and any matching...max out on the matching for the employer. if you're already doing that or don't have an employer plan, open a roth ira and max that out.
then start saving for mods on the jeep. trust me. you'll feel much more comfortable about spending money on the jeep. just some friendly advice
next i would boost your emergency fund to 6 months of living expenses. put it all in a money market fund or high interest savings account. somewhere you can easily get to it if needed. this is not only for covering expenses if you were to lose your job. it can also cover unforseen expenses, medical bills, etc.
next, if you employer offers a retirement plan and any matching...max out on the matching for the employer. if you're already doing that or don't have an employer plan, open a roth ira and max that out.
then start saving for mods on the jeep. trust me. you'll feel much more comfortable about spending money on the jeep. just some friendly advice
#18
oh, in answer to your real question i don't know if it helps to wait or not. i waited about 1000 miles but i don't know if that did anything.
compared to lifts i've had on other vehicles...jeeps are very simple when it comes to mild lifts. just look at the parts list for jeep lift kits. they can be installed/uninstalled pretty quick compared to IFS lifts.
compared to lifts i've had on other vehicles...jeeps are very simple when it comes to mild lifts. just look at the parts list for jeep lift kits. they can be installed/uninstalled pretty quick compared to IFS lifts.
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if you're worried about getting fired you should probably start looking for a job. the job market is great right now so why not if you're not liking where you are or a near unemployment.
next i would boost your emergency fund to 6 months of living expenses. put it all in a money market fund or high interest savings account. somewhere you can easily get to it if needed. this is not only for covering expenses if you were to lose your job. it can also cover unforseen expenses, medical bills, etc.
next, if you employer offers a retirement plan and any matching...max out on the matching for the employer. if you're already doing that or don't have an employer plan, open a roth ira and max that out.
then start saving for mods on the jeep. trust me. you'll feel much more comfortable about spending money on the jeep. just some friendly advice
next i would boost your emergency fund to 6 months of living expenses. put it all in a money market fund or high interest savings account. somewhere you can easily get to it if needed. this is not only for covering expenses if you were to lose your job. it can also cover unforseen expenses, medical bills, etc.
next, if you employer offers a retirement plan and any matching...max out on the matching for the employer. if you're already doing that or don't have an employer plan, open a roth ira and max that out.
then start saving for mods on the jeep. trust me. you'll feel much more comfortable about spending money on the jeep. just some friendly advice
any job really isnt secure, you can be layed off for any number of reasons or just because they dint like you and they come out with "there's too many owrkers and not enough costumers..we need to lay some people off ..you actually..."
that money im saving up is just IN CASE something happens...but the poll says 1k-2k miles or about 1 month stock... that means ROADTRIP!!!! i'd say MOAB any1? but a Stock X cant git thur
AS for Used 07's
the only reasy i didnt finance an '07 is because its a first year vehicle, the '08 will have most of the electrical bugs figured out and it will get better as it goes by years but i cant wait any longer