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View Poll Results: To install or not to install?
Install the goodies now!!!
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Hold off for a few thousand miles just in case!!!
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Poll: Install now or wait?

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Old May 18, 2012 | 09:15 PM
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I have a 2012 JK Sport. Sitting in the garage I have an AEV 2.5 Dualsport Kit with Control Arm Drop Brackets, AEV Savegre's,
315/70R17 BFG AT TA/KO's, AEV ProCal, Grade 8 Hardware Kit,and Gorilla Lug Kit. I'm waiting for the TeraFlex tire carrier as well. My issue is my JK is a December 2011 build and I have about 1400 miles now with no problems and I'm worried about this cylinder head issue. I'm worried I may get the "tick" and need a new cylinder head. Should I wait for a few more thousand miles to do the install to see if I develop the "tick" and seek repairs, or just slap it on now and deal with the problem later if it arises? I don't want to have issues with the dealer over the mods when it comes to warranty, and I feel like as this problem progresses they will become more insane over fixing these heads.
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Old May 18, 2012 | 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by rtguy1
I have a 2012 JK Sport. Sitting in the garage I have an AEV 2.5 Dualsport Kit with Control Arm Drop Brackets, AEV Savegre's,
315/70R17 BFG AT TA/KO's, AEV ProCal, Grade 8 Hardware Kit,and Gorilla Lug Kit. I'm waiting for the TeraFlex tire carrier as well. My issue is my JK is a December 2011 build and I have about 1400 miles now with no problems and I'm worried about this cylinder head issue. I'm worried I may get the "tick" and need a new cylinder head. Should I wait for a few more thousand miles to do the install to see if I develop the "tick" and seek repairs, or just slap it on now and deal with the problem later if it arises? I don't want to have issues with the dealer over the mods when it comes to warranty, and I feel like as this problem progresses they will become more insane over fixing these heads.
I say install them now, but keep your stock wheels/tires. When I had my '08 (see sig for mods). I have taken it in for a couple of warranty work and never got hassled for my lift/mods. but whenever I took it in, I installed the stock rims but had to use the spidertraxx wheel spacers...

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Old May 19, 2012 | 07:23 AM
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You might share your concerns with the dealer and see what they say. Believe it or not, not all dealers are anti-mod. And we all know a bad cylinder head would have nothing to do with a lift or tires...
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Old May 22, 2012 | 07:09 PM
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Thanks for the votes guys!! Do to overwhelming demand I will be installing this Saturday.
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