RagTopDeluxe
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Julie
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2019
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- Location
- Northern California
- Vehicle(s)
- 2020 Punk'n Recon
My husband couldn't believe how bad it was when he first drove it. I was being optimistic and hopeful, so didn't say anything before he drove it. I was hoping I'd get used to it, but no. Other than steering fixes, it's completely stock—no lift, wheels, or tires. It's been to the dealer four times and turned away from a fifth appointment because they didn't know what to do. It's been to MetalCloak's stop three times, once just to check torque on all the components.Thank you for this.
I have followed a number of your Posts and know that you have had a lot of issues.
what troubles me about your post is the last sentence..... that it’s actually gotten worse over time..... if it’s a manufacturing defect or assembly defect, there is a good chance that it won’t “get worse” over time. It will just be reliably bad. I assume that you haven’t added anything to the Jeep? It’s still stock and it’s gotten worse over time?
We replaced the trackbar, LCAs, and stabilizer (the v41 did *nothing*), which collectively helped. The PSC kit didn't help and it wanders and pulls, making it miserable to try to drive.
It's truly a love/heartbreak relationship with this Jeep.
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