What's up with Savvy Off Road?
- Thread starter Rubicon88
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I ended up getting mine yesterday afternoon after sending an email.
I called Savvy two weeks ago to ask for a recommended shop on the East Coast, preferably in the New England area. After viewing this thread, I was suprised to speak to someone. I'm still undecided as to a coilover or coil sprung setup but I figured talking to a shop familiar with the Mid-arm could persuade me. I was promised a text or a call back but haven't heard since. A couple phone calls and an email, I've still yet to hear back.
Even someone who braille drives as much as you do doesn't need two.
It's further back - near the cup holders. If you don't have rear cup holders - you probably have a 2WD model, that's why you can't find the transfer case shifterStill looking for that shifter behind my console, that’s why
Just got tracking on rear fox shocks from savvy today. Just need to save up for the front shocks and the f/r upper control arms now.
Does anyone know if the shipping charges Savvy applies are the actual charges? I'm trying to order a rear bumper and it's telling me the shipping charge is $71.56, shipped to VA.
Their shipping is usually on the high end but fairly accurate to cost. They do sell through other vendors who offer free shipping. 4lowparts list the bumper in stock for $479 + free shipping.
https://www.4lowparts.com/shop/savvy-off-road-rear-bumper-tjlj-1997-2006/
Interestingly, it does say free shipping on the website, However, when I tried to pay, a $62.11 shipping charge was added. I'm tagging @Garza to see what's going on here!