Warning on Budget Boost and Sway Bar..
Now, what began as a great place to share ideas, experiences and concerns is governed by a site-owner who overly-sensitive and would rather turn a discussion over a valid topic into a personal attack, in this case it's me....which is fine....I've seen site owners do this type of thing before when they get their undies in a bundle.
They get the "king of castle" mentality.
Sorry, but so long as I pay the bills to keep this forum running, I AM king of this castle.
"WayofLife" (or whatever your name is) has made it clear that his allegiance to people who will give him money to support this site takes priority to making sure that we (the JK owners & people who frequent this site) are informed and up to date on what problems come about.
This, to me, is a character tell of you, sir. You are for sale, plain and simple. Your integrity is worthless.
LOL!!!
I was commenting on a lift kit.....offered as a whole kit. It is apparent to me that the kit that I, and many others, purchased....was lacking sway-bar extensions which are now deemed required because of the problems outlined on this thread.
My opinion, (which apparently upsets WayofLife), is that Teraflex needs to take care of it's customers who have purchased this kit prior to Teraflex adding the extentions as part of the kit. And...it's apparently up to me (the consumer) to do the foot work on an incomplete lift kit.
Incidently, you ask why I haven't just bought a set of sway bar links & call it a day.....ummmmmm....I did that weeks ago. I am posting these messages for those who haven't yet bought them. I stand to gain nothing by this. I'm out the money.
My point to this whole thing was to tell people of what a problem was....an apparent problem that is not isolated.
My point to this whole thing was to tell people of what a problem was....an apparent problem that is not isolated.
There are people on here who don't have unlimited financial resources & spending $250 on a BB is what they can afford. For them to buy a kit that isn't complete and then be told that for the kit to work, you need to spend another $100 is wrong.
I see that you have contacted them & they are now adding extended links to their kit.....however, you are still upset over me complaining about it......hmmmmmm.......one could hypothesize that the complaining is what started them to fix the problem....but, I'm probably just complaining again, so, I'll digress......
Sorry, but in spite of what you seem to think, you're really not that special and I don't need to hypothezise anything. Unlike you, who would rather just piss and moan on the internet hoping someone would hear you cry, others have taken it upon themselves to contact TeraFlex directly about the problems they were having and to see if there was anything they could do to help them out. It's called "communication" and is something grown-ups do. Maybe some day you will understand this concept.
Wayoflife apparently thinks that expensive lift kits look pretty.....that's the only conclusion I have come up with regarding his comment about them...either that or he's sipping too much 80proof while reading my post. I said that with the money I've put into my JK, spending another grand or two on a lift that would better suit my needs would not have been a problem.
I simply didn't want a lift like he described. I'm not a rock crawler....I'm a guy with 3 kids who likes to off-road on the Jeep trails.
I simply didn't want a lift like he described. I'm not a rock crawler....I'm a guy with 3 kids who likes to off-road on the Jeep trails.
If you really think that a lift with all the components I've outlined exists only for those who like to rock crawl, you really are an idiot who needs to stop shooting off his mouth and take some time to learn a thing or two about suspension. But hey, what do I know, right?
Anyway, in closing....I would caution anyone posting negative things about those who pay for this site. Wayoflife will turn it into a personal attack against you.
Last edited by wayoflife; Jun 14, 2007 at 04:08 PM.
Ultimately, I glad to hear the problem will be fixed for you and if there's anything else I can do to help you out, please don't hesitate to ask.
In a perfect world, I would agree with you but until that day comes, I personally feel that it's benefits everyone in the end if you just call up the manufacturer in question and inform them if you are having problems with their product. I think you'd be surprised at how grateful some of them will be for the feedback and how eager they are to help you out. But hey, that's just me.
Ultimately, I glad to hear the problem will be fixed for you and if there's anything else I can do to help you out, please don't hesitate to ask.
Ultimately, I glad to hear the problem will be fixed for you and if there's anything else I can do to help you out, please don't hesitate to ask.

The statement was actually from Tera Flex.. Appologizing for the problem.. Which I appreciate..
Last edited by 1BADJK; Jun 13, 2007 at 07:38 AM.
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damn Eddie, good job on getting this resolved. i was under this dilemma two weeks ago, but didnt go as far as calling Tera, i did call 4wd, and they supposedly talked to Tera while i was on hold and tera had no extended rear links that werent disconnects avaliable, so i was forced to go with the skyjacker ones, oh well so i lost 40 bucks wouldnt be the first time
In a perfect world, I would agree with you but until that day comes, I personally feel that it's benefits everyone in the end if you just call up the manufacturer in question and inform them if you are having problems with their product. I think you'd be surprised at how grateful some of them will be for the feedback and how eager they are to help you out. But hey, that's just me.
That being said the quality of the product is not just a product of the initial output but is a sum of that as well as the service and ability to properly resolve problems with their product. It seems that Teraflex did the right thing here.
Eddie is a pavement princess. His real car is a 1986 Yugo with 9" wheels and low profile tires.
His wife secretly does ALL the REAL driving.
And the Full Traction guys use Eddie's sweat shop operation in Anaheim to manufacture the cheap lift kits and bumpers he promotes on the site.
And, by the way, there's no Santa Claus.
Sarcasm... mmmm, kay.
You have shown me the error of my ways. I'll just go out and get some 37s and then when they rub, I will complain to the tire manufacturer that they didnt tell me i needed a lift and that it should be included.
Wow that is alot of good info and alot of BS.
FYI,
We have the parts coming if you still needs some and you ordered the kit form us do not hesitate to call us.
Also these will be in all the new kits we sell.
Thanks
David
FYI,
We have the parts coming if you still needs some and you ordered the kit form us do not hesitate to call us.
Also these will be in all the new kits we sell.
Thanks
David
Ok, I got the part today (001754410). Wow, $15.00 got me these nice things with shipping?
The problem I have is no instructions - what do I do with these nice new parts - where do I install them? What from my original purchase is discarted (if anything)?
Thanks!
The problem I have is no instructions - what do I do with these nice new parts - where do I install them? What from my original purchase is discarted (if anything)?
Thanks!


