im not a fan of the tall (stingers ) ones that go above hood and 3 feet out. but this seems to be just right for a bull bar ! At least I think ...poison spyder customs makes awesome equipment bout $ 900.00 with skid plate for rubicons and welded recovery loops Northridge has some good pricing to watch for to save . but Best thing I did so far for modification trust me I was concerned too stinger in pic below white jeep it just not my choice .A
bumper means a lot if your not happy with what it looks like youl regret the whole thing . Im totally impressed with this look on mine ,not that I think my jeep is better than anyones but im pleased with the ps mid bumper . But every one has different perspectives . Lod makes a bull bar that's straight upright . thers others too . im not into lifted jeeps wich makes me kinda a minority on that . but mine sits just right maybe 1 inch more but I wont go higher I had lifted trucks before.. as for the 9000xl shocks make a nice noticeable ride difference now too .

4+ rating only cuz yeh the paint isn't the best quality . now if these were rust proof oh boy !

oh btw never dropped my soft top yet in almost 3 years lol

 

I just called the Jeep stealership in Glendale out of curiosity and got quoted $650.

I would take it to rebel offroad down in laguna but they aren't even open on weekends.

 

they have to take shocks off springs and stuff tires . So they have to profit and if theres any thing stuck on or problem . id say $350 .00 and I know that's a lot too . but figure it will take them 3 hours prob the way shit goes
id rather not have a 4x4 shop who sucks do it even if they charged 100.00 it will prob be done wrong or hacked , prob should do it yourself and u know its done right .

 

Yeah the prob is I dont own a floor jack or stands, I wont be able to drop the axle and the clamp thing for the springs looks shady. I also just have basic tools.

I might be able to borrow a floor jack and stands but if I can find a reliable person to do it for $250 or less I'll go that route.

 

you can buy a set of floor jacks for $45 and use the stock jack. I've done it. Its a pain in the ass, but can be done.

 

with all that money though

and u wont find any one to do any lift for under that / you can buy big torque wrench at walmart
and lots of sockets and jacks & and youl know your jeep that much better what about when you need to change all your fluids out? and differentials . youl be paying again and still no tools

& yeh not saying everyone wants or can to do their own work on them , but if your not loaded .

 

I would buy the tools but this is the city and once I'm done with them I have absolutely no place to store them. I also want the satisfaction of knowing that the work is being done correctly. I can do the shocks easily but the springs is another thing. I have a 3 year old boy and I dont want to take a chance of screwing something up when I should be having a pro do it.

 

or sometime you mess up something in process and need another tool you don't have or something . But I think youl pay more than the 250 labor but good luck
maybe youl get lucky & find someone

 

Well I guess this offer was too good to be true. I have sent in the rebate with all of the invoices, receipts and emails that my rancho shock distributer provided, and its still not enough for Rancho to send me a rebate check. The friggin box is sitting right there close to my feet, do they need me to take a photo holding the box and parts up? What more do you need?

Apparently after a little research they have done this numerous times to other customers. If they decide to do a fast one on me I'll just return the products completely. I have no problem doing that. Check out the scam reports.


Ripoff Report | Tenneco Complaint Review Lake Forest, Illinois: 1093952

 

Didn't you send it in like a week ago? Mail-in rebates take a long ass time to process, regardless of scam claims.