Major Delay getting lift kit.. WTF Mopar?
Thanks for all the worthwhile replies.. Seriously.. There always has to be guys that feel that have to put someone down, such as telling me I purchased it for too much money. What do you care what I pay for something? And, giving an opinion that I am a somehow stupid for ordering it from a dealership. I have ordered tons of stuff from aftermarket companies and dealerships over the years for my cars, Harley, etc. They are all the same.. A retail outlet. As mentioned in the last reply, I purchased this from the dealership, as a mater of fact, for $400 less than Quadratec sells it for, simply put, because they told me in writing that they would honor all warranty work if I got the kit from them and had them install it.
And yes, I am going to bug the shit out of them daily! ;-)
Anyhow, thanks again for the replies. :-)
And yes, I am going to bug the shit out of them daily! ;-)
Anyhow, thanks again for the replies. :-)

I agree with nitty that it doesn't matter where someone spends their money as long as they are happy with what they are receiving. Over the years I've bought various parts from the dealer, vendors and even supported the local mom and pop shops that aren't normally cheaper. It's your money spend it the way you want.
Hope you get your lift soon though... Teraflex is great stuff!
I then asked if they would cover components effected by the lift. In no way was I bashing op. Sorry if came off that way, but maybe read a little more carefully before putting words in my mouth. Arm, leg, and left teste for the same warranty I had on my lifted jeep for 36k miles
Haha not a bad kit, but what are you paying total for dealer to install it?
I'd just like to see what happens if a drive shaft goes, or you need ball joint, wheel bearings ect. Not being an ass, just wondering if they truly would cover something directly caused by lift/ tires/ wheeling. Granted there are some dealers who may cover that stuff regardless, others are pricks
Haha not a bad kit, but what are you paying total for dealer to install it? I'd just like to see what happens if a drive shaft goes, or you need ball joint, wheel bearings ect. Not being an ass, just wondering if they truly would cover something directly caused by lift/ tires/ wheeling. Granted there are some dealers who may cover that stuff regardless, others are pricks
Last edited by kh202; Oct 9, 2013 at 12:06 PM.
Ordered a Stage 3 Mopar lift kit for my 2013 JK on August 30th. To date, it still hasn't arrived at my local dealership where I ordered it. They keep telling me the order is placed, and that they have tried unsuccessfully to see what the delay is, other than the order is being "processed".. WTF? Anyone out there know anything about why this Mopar/TeraFlex kit is taking some damn long to ship!?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
Guys read the small print. Jeep is not responsible for warranty if something go's wrong. Will jeep replace a bad lift part ? Sure. Biggest misconception with dealer installed lifts.
Honestly it's going to come down to the dealer if they will honor warranty work, My thoughts on the Mopar kit. The price has a lot to do with the shocks and speed bumps. The bumps are kinda overkill for most people. I believe the control arms are fixed so comparing to a off the shelf TF LIFT..... you really can't compare.
For the money I would rather have full adjustability with all 8 arms. fox shocks are great and speed bumps only if you need them.
Honestly it's going to come down to the dealer if they will honor warranty work, My thoughts on the Mopar kit. The price has a lot to do with the shocks and speed bumps. The bumps are kinda overkill for most people. I believe the control arms are fixed so comparing to a off the shelf TF LIFT..... you really can't compare.
For the money I would rather have full adjustability with all 8 arms. fox shocks are great and speed bumps only if you need them.



