CrazyCasey

Bill Luke is using 4" Procomp lifts with front trac bar and rear track bar relocation. It's a decent entry level 4" lift. The Mopar (teraflex) stage 3 lift uses aftermarket short arms with fox 2.0 resi shocks. Its a top end short arm lift but for the price you can get an aftermarket long arm for just a bit more. The reason dealers use it is for the warranty, its the only lift Mopar puts their stamp of approval on.

Nwapache

I think it's important to decide how much and what kind of wheeling you "might" do. A lift is the core of your whole jeep, and not just something to make it look cool. If you have decent credit you can get anything financed when you purchase, so don't feel like you have to take what the dealer offers. As far as warranty goes, don't sweat it. A dealer can't deny you warranty coverage unless an investigation determines the failure is DIRECTLY related to the aftermarket part. A quality lift will have it's own warranty, so you're covered pretty well.
I believe it's the "Warren-Magnusen act" that covers this.
When I mentioned what type of wheeling you "may" do, I'm saying its better to buy the best now, than cut corners and need to upgrade 6 months or 2 years down the road. If you'd like more info or have additional questions, feel free to pm me.

j0ew1120

Just wanted to share my experience regarding getting gears done in my Jeep this week. I've been putting them off every since i got my 37's and now since I will towing a trailer i needed to bite the bullet. I contacted at shop Phoenix called Arizona Differential and they had me drop my Jeep off Monday morning. By 330 that afternoon the Jeep was done. Everything looks good, they seemed very knowledgeable, friendly, and I couldn't find a better price anywhere. They installed yukon 5.38's and are also most likely going to beef up my front D44 in the near future. A+ in my book, I would recommend.

CrazyCasey

Hope everyone is well, here are a few pics from our July 4th trip.

peanut

Looks like you guys had a great run ...

TipsEZ

I'm curious to see how those gears work for you. My 5:13s are still a little high for the 3.8 pushing around 35s, let alone if I ever go to 37s.

Hskr4x4

DON'T FORGET THAT THE M&G IS TONIGHT!!!


This M&G should be a good time! We are doing M&G at Jason De Monto new shop "Trail Concepts" and Joe with Forno Legna Catering (which means wood oven in Italian) is donating his time and pizza for event. Joes has a pizza oven on wheels and tows behind his Jeep Wrangler!! We will also have water and soda, but feel free to bring anything extra! THIS IS A FUN FAMILY EVENT (no bar this time) SO BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY!! Please help us support our local businesses and Jeep owners at the same time! Looking forward to seeing everyone there

M&G address

1826 W Sahuaro Dr Suite 1
Phoenix Arizona 85029

Time

6:30-9pm

You can also see event info or join @

https://www.facebook.com/events/598315886868055/?ref=22

yeahbuddy

I bought my Jeep from Jones. It was stock so I can't comment on the lift, but it was the lowest priced used Rubi I could find. They were really good guys to deal with, much better attitude than most dealers in Phx. No BS. No hard sell. Very easy transaction.

Hskr4x4

Pretty awesome deal on bushwackers if anyone is in the market for them

Great Deal on Jeep Wrangler Fender Flares

RufusTheTank

Anyone know anyone at the sales dept of any of the jeep dealerships in town? My brother is looking to get a JK with the new engine