Wild boar is leaky
10-17-2008, 05:08 AM
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thank you houston for the post...we can address the problems as a FORUM...WE are not sponsoring these guys therefore we can say WHATEVER we want. I hope this thread keep updated b/c for one its good business for Wild Boar and plus it keeps us all up to date on current and future products...
Im glad someone responded to a certain member on here
Im glad someone responded to a certain member on here
10-22-2008, 09:15 PM
#32
JK Jedi Master
One thing for everyone who rags sponsers on this forum to think about, usually there is a response to the problem and fixes in the works, can't really say that about DC and or the dealerships(with the exception of one, that I know of) and the guys that built your JK. How many people still have leaky stock tops, steering clunks, tranny overheating, sorry ass headlights, leaky differentials, busted steering stabilizers, poor ac, stiff headrests, blah, blah,blah. We're, as a community are coming up with alot of fixes, the aftermarket companies are there and are also coming up with great products, and I think that if they are a sponser on here, they want you happy. If not they'd just sell a few, take the $ and run. Everyone on here knows these JK's are damn finicky with 22 different coil spring ratings, GEESH. And that I think everyone of them was built to build your personality traits and teach you the zen way of patience or something to that effect.
10-24-2008, 07:23 AM
#39
JK Junkie
10-24-2008, 10:46 AM
#40
JK Super Freak
Ain't that the truth.
Sometimes the only way to know how well somwthing will work is to put it out there and give it a whirl.
It appears in this case that the prototypes were sound but once they went into full scale production issues came up.
Kudos for them taking ownership of the problem and getting it corrected.
Sometimes the only way to know how well somwthing will work is to put it out there and give it a whirl.It appears in this case that the prototypes were sound but once they went into full scale production issues came up.
Kudos for them taking ownership of the problem and getting it corrected.