Again, all jerk/dealers should be called out for zero customer service, incompetence, etc.
It's not like it's a lie or some sort of slander...it is what it is.
@TrailRax I am curious about the HP gain made at the CRANK...to compare apples to apples, in a conversation with others, their HP numbers usually represent whatās made at the crank.
Some SWAG/reverse extrapolation looks to be about 360 HP or so...but itās been a week and Iāve been drinking...
Which is about why I would only go to 35ās on my Mojave...leaving suspension as-is. Will definitely change wheels and am only considering adding supercharger for hi-altitude ops, dragging around either an Overkill 5.10, a OffGrid Pando or a reasonable facsimile. After that, small interior...
You might possibly want to try a different dealer, also... if you've been in nine different times and are still having issues.
Letting Stevie Wonder and Helen Keller put wrenches on your rig probably is not unsafe....but from a time-management standpoint, it sounds like a sketchy idea.
I completely understand your sentiment...one hundred percent. But itās never āstealingā when people are willing to pay any price for these modsāthese Jeeps...are....selling!!
There are tons of people on here with lifts and larger tires....and have had no problems. You are far from liable for this TSB issue out of your own pocket.
Find a different dealer. Then swear to never again go to those others that refused you...ever again.
Gearing combinations are NOT the same...what those combinations are right off hand, I donāt know, but the Mojave runs much faster than the other trims levels...itās simply not designed/built for the low speed ops.
If thatās what youāre driving in now, Iād take it out on a smooth gravel road or across a cut soybean field, stick in in 4H and see what she runs at going up the road (or across the field), at engine redline minus a thousand RPM or so...or whatever your taste for engine operating might be.