Well, we may not have been the first ones out there to break this bit of news but hey, better late than never is what I always like to say. Anyway, it looks like TeraFlex is the next manufacturer up at bat announcing a host of suspension lift kits and components for the all new 2007 Jeep JK Wrangler. TeraFlex’s official press release can be read below:
Murray, Utah- September 12, 2006. Tera Manufacturing, Inc., manufacturer of TeraFlex suspensions, low range gearing and HD axles, introduces the newest suspension systems for the new line-up of 2007 JK Wranglers.
The new fall releases of the JK suspension components once again reinforce TeraFlex’s dominant hold on the Jeep market. TeraFlex was the first suspension manufacturer to offer a suspension system for the TJ Wranglers in 1997. In 1998 they again were the first to offer suspension components for the WJ Grand Cherokee. They are still the only aftermarket company to offer a solution for the venerable 231 transfer case’s low range gearing. Now for 2007 they offer the most comprehensive list of components for the JK Wrangler of any other manufacturer to date.
The 2007 JK product line up includes a 2.5� Budget Boost, 3� suspension lift, 4� suspension system, Modular FlexArms, front sway bar disconnects, and RockGuard body protection & skid plates.
TeraFlex products are only available through authorized TeraFlex Dealers. For a complete list of Dealers in your area, or for more information, contact TeraFlex at 801-288-2585 or visit them on the web at teraflex.biz
If you’re interested in the Jeep JK Wrangler suspension products being offered by TeraFlex, you can expect to see them on your dealer’s shelves at the end of October.
I’ve spoken with TeraFlex today and was told that we can expect to see more press releases containing detailed information and photos in the near future so be sure to check back soon. And this time, I promise to be a little more prompt with bringing you the news you want.
Eddie
did you see the rancho site too?
Yeah, I saw it some time ago and have even requested info, any info on it, but short of a highly rendered photograph/computer model, there was zip, zero, nada. Need I say, I didn’t think there was any news worth reporting on.