afbond03
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Cheyenne Wyoming
My first Serious Offroad Product was his winch bumper. When I purchased it Frank had not started up his online business. I drove to Colorado Springs expecting to just pick it up and bring it back to Cheyenne to install at a later date. NOPE! I had the time so there in Franks drive way we slapped that bad boy on, awesome I thought!
Few years past and I am ready to make the jump to long arms. I knew for my money, Serious Offroad Products was the way to go again. I opted to drive to CS and pick them up again, this time I wasn't in the Jeep so he couldn't offer to help install lol. Still a great transaction and an awesome product!
Few weeks ago after my Jeep sitting for almost a year I knew the first thing I wanted to tackle before getting it back on the trail was steering. I ordered the Serious Offroad Products UTK kit, it arrive promptly and boy is it BEEF. Easy install except I would advise anyone to take off your pitman arm and have a shop drill it out or if you have your own drill press with a kick ass 7/8" bit go that route. The knuckles were fairly easy to get through with a Dewalt bit and hand drill. Anyways, after the pitman arm was done it was an easy install getting everything buttoned up. Woo what a difference.
All in all I've been dealing with Serious Offroad/FrankZ for a few years now and I can this the man is a very valued Jeep'r in my book. If you are looking for anything, give him a shot!
Few years past and I am ready to make the jump to long arms. I knew for my money, Serious Offroad Products was the way to go again. I opted to drive to CS and pick them up again, this time I wasn't in the Jeep so he couldn't offer to help install lol. Still a great transaction and an awesome product!
Few weeks ago after my Jeep sitting for almost a year I knew the first thing I wanted to tackle before getting it back on the trail was steering. I ordered the Serious Offroad Products UTK kit, it arrive promptly and boy is it BEEF. Easy install except I would advise anyone to take off your pitman arm and have a shop drill it out or if you have your own drill press with a kick ass 7/8" bit go that route. The knuckles were fairly easy to get through with a Dewalt bit and hand drill. Anyways, after the pitman arm was done it was an easy install getting everything buttoned up. Woo what a difference.
All in all I've been dealing with Serious Offroad/FrankZ for a few years now and I can this the man is a very valued Jeep'r in my book. If you are looking for anything, give him a shot!
