I've always received the correct parts and I've never needed their help after I got my stuff.
Metalcloak vs Rock Krawler short arm lift on 06 LJ?
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Same as always, get perfect service, perfect parts, and perfect install, you get 4-5 folks to respond and typically only pity posts because they don't want you to stop posting. Get one tiny little fuck up reported by some dickhead and it is 30 fucking pages of bullshit.
I'm not sure what all the angst about Savvy's customer service is either. I've had perfect customer service from them. I order parts and send them money, I get the parts I ordered. Nothing has ever been messed up either. Their shipping is higher than most (because I assume they don't bury the cost of shipping in their product prices) and instructions would be nice in certain respects, but those are very minor issues.
My favorite ones are when the person complaining didn’t ask the seller to make it right before bitching about it. Then they double down when given the chance to resolve it.
satisfaction is relief and settling. anger and aggravation provoke action.
does suck that it's that way. and also sucks, none of us know if those 120 bad reviews are from a pool of 10000 customers 200..
Great conversation.
The Savvy website has both RJ and Savvy control arms. The difference I see is the Savvy are aluminum, double adjustable, and a bit less money. The joints are the same or am I missing something?
You guys have me leaning toward RJ springs in combo with Savvy or RJ control arms as an upgrade to my current RE 4.5" + ACOS & Bilstein 5100.
The Savvy website has both RJ and Savvy control arms. The difference I see is the Savvy are aluminum, double adjustable, and a bit less money. The joints are the same or am I missing something?
You guys have me leaning toward RJ springs in combo with Savvy or RJ control arms as an upgrade to my current RE 4.5" + ACOS & Bilstein 5100.
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But now I see Rock Jock website has double adjustable uppers, front and rear in their kit.
the rockjocks are currie johnny joints. That's the kit I ordered.
You are correct, the difference is the arm material (steel DOM vs aluminum) but the joints are the same (2.5” for the lowers, 2” for the uppers).
