Savvy suspension kit questions

D M

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So I've been thinking it would be alot more cost effective to go with a kit instead of piecing every single part together from scratch so I found this kit from savvy. Does it come with all 8 arms? And will I get extended swaybar links for the rear along with a relocation bracket for the rear trackbar even though I need both, id assume so since you can pick the rear trackbar id hope they give you the bracket as well. Here is what i'll be going with

4" Progressive Coils
Rear adjustable trackbar-Yes(will this come with the bracket included?)
Front sway bar- Steel antirock
Front trackbar- Yes (is this adjustable?)
Will I get all 8 savvy jj arms aswell?
 
Will I get all 8 savvy jj arms aswell?
No idea, they have a very poorly built/populated web store. You would think they would include something like a parts description or a, “what comes in the box/what’s included.”

They really missed the mark. Could be just a mobile site thing, as I am looking at it via phone.
 
I agree Savvy website doesn’t always have best description but they have been very responsive to email questions in my experience. As it is ‘CE-9801..’ I believe that is Currie kit with some Savvy parts. Every version of the 9801 kit I’ve seen listed has all 8 arms.

But considering the cost I would email or call them to confirm.
 
Order the Savvy kit, not the Currie kit. The Savvy kit includes all 8 Savvy arms, and the Savvy arms are preferably to the Currie arms IMHO, because they are all double adjustable, and they are aluminum.

Savvy is the way to go (y)
 
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Order the Savvy kit,
Planning on it (y), do you happen to know if it gives me a rear adjustable trackbar WITH the bracket, or do you think I should not get the one included in the kit and go fors this jks track bar along with this jks bracket. I plan on doing a sye and tummy tuck so do you think I will better utilize the jks bar since it uses the cv driveline?
 
Order the Savvy kit, not the Currie kit. The Savvy kit includes all 8 Savvy arms, and the Savvy arms are preferably to the Currie arms IMHO, because they are all double adjustable, and they are aluminum.

Savvy is the way to go (y)
The currie kit has double adjustable uppers.

Either way there is no bad option.
 
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The currie kit has double adjustable uppers.

Either way there is no bad option.

Yes indeed it does. But given the choice, the aluminum bodies and 8 double adjustable arms would be the route I would go personally.

OP is free to spend his money however he wants. That's just my two cents (y)
 
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.... the aluminum bodies and 8 double adjustable arms would be the route I would go personally.
I agree, I am going to go with this kit from savvy for the aluminums. but do you have any opinion on the jks trackbar I mentioned above?
 
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I agree, I am going to go with this kit from savvy for the aluminums. but do you have any opinion on the jks trackbar I mentioned above?

My personal opinion is simply that Savvy took an already great control arm (the Currie ones) and improved it just a bit, but enough to make me like them more. I have to admit, I'm a sucker for aluminum too.

That's the exact same track bar and bracket I ran with my Savvy control arms, tummy tuck, and 4" springs. That's also what I would recommend you get as well.
 
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I agree, I am going to go with this kit from savvy for the aluminums. but do you have any opinion on the jks trackbar I mentioned above?
I run a jks rear TB and bracket. It does exactly what it's supposed to. I would buy it again if I had to make the choice over.
 
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