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Post by danman. »

hi does anyone sell or know where to buy resonably priced series 3 or 4 rockhopper gears for a sierra??

thanx dan..
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Post by MART »

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Post by danman. »

a yeah sorry bout that. im from sydney
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Post by MART »

BBM at kingspark,Cheers Paul. Stage 4 requires grinding of the case in about four spots.
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Post by PJ.zook »

Yeh BBM stocks em, best mod ever for a sierra.
If youre not mechanically minded, the instructions are shite, but saying that if youre not mechanically minded you shouldnt be stripping youre transfer anyway.
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Post by Liam »

If youre not mechanically minded, the instructions are shite,
If you find a list of tools to get before you start, safety warnings, 6 pages of plain english, step by step instructions with detailed photos and torque settings to be inadequate, then I'd suggest ' not mechanically minded' is an understatement.
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Post by CWBYUP »

Liam told me even I could understand them, So I think the instructions must be alright.

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Post by droopypete »

Liam wrote:
If youre not mechanically minded, the instructions are shite,
If you find a list of tools to get before you start, safety warnings, 6 pages of plain english, step by step instructions with detailed photos and torque settings to be inadequate, then I'd suggest ' not mechanically minded' is an understatement.
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Post by danman. »

ok so the verdict seems to be small balls racing then for the rockhoppers? i guess their prices are better than snake your wallet racing..
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Post by droopypete »

danman. wrote:ok so the verdict seems to be small balls racing then for the rockhoppers? i guess their prices are better than snake your wallet racing..
Be sure to use those terms when you buy, I am sure they will give you a huge discount :roll:
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Post by PJ.zook »

Theyre pretty well priced gearing mate, you couldnt land em here for much less than that and they obviously buy in bulk. Ya cant give mates rates to everyone either, a living has to be made from the business.
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Post by danman. »

nah look there alright, i cant complain, it just makes me sleep easier at night if i do thats all.
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Post by suzuki boy »

I need a set soon! :cool:

Went out with a guy who had series 3's and i didn't think they would make as much difference as they did! :cool:
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Post by danman. »

nah look its about the piece of mind u know.
i mean its all about the engraving on the parts. thats wat u pay the extra buck for.
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Post by Nev »

suzuki boy wrote:
Went out with a guy who had series 3's and i didn't think they would make as much difference as they did! :cool:
Sorry couldn't resist :rofl:

Yes the rockhoppers make a huge difference and they are a very worthwhile purchase. Good thing is they don't depreciate much like most car parts coz they're popular! That's as long as you dont break them!
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Post by bigzuk »

you thought about the calmini gears?

they have lifetime warrenty...something that ive heard rockhopper is lacking.
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Post by danman. »

calmini gears? havnt heard a great deal about them. but hey im open to suggestions? i have no attatchment to rockhopper. Are there many other descent brands out there??
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Post by suzuki boy »

Nev wrote:
suzuki boy wrote:
Went out with a guy who had series 3's and i didn't think they would make as much difference as they did! :cool:
Sorry couldn't resist :rofl:

Yes the rockhoppers make a huge difference and they are a very worthwhile purchase. Good thing is they don't depreciate much like most car parts coz they're popular! That's as long as you dont break them!
It was awsome! :oops: But i found out i need rock hoppers! :twisted:
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Post by bigzuk »

http://www.puresuzuki.com/drivetrain2.htm

try this......most places should be able to order in whatever your chasing
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Post by dank »

Trail tough have a sale on their 4.9s for the sierra at the moment.

http://www.trailtough.com/ - 4.9s US$595 reduced to 535 and postage is about 100 bucks US to melb.

www.lowrangeoffroad.com - have a 6.4 gearset for US$475 and 100 bucks postage. I've bought some stuff off this guy and the service was fantastic.
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Post by MSCHIF »

danman. wrote:nah look its about the piece of mind u know.
i mean its all about the engraving on the parts. thats wat u pay the extra buck for.
Mate i told u its structural engraving, helps with the sheer forces. Just take it home u ve cooked it. :)
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Post by danman. »

ahh i get it now.... so thats why i pay all the extra money for mate.. structural engraving, who woulda thought?
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