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trailgear 6.5 gears

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trailgear 6.5 gears

Post by macsuzi »

i know there was some talk of these a few months ago when they first came out.
i was wondering if anyone was running them yet and how they were holding up.
iv been talking to a mob called low range off road and got a quote for them to my door via USPS paying through PayPal for
$589.39 US (Around $755 AUS at current exange)
sound sort of to Good to be true.
but i think i'll try them

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Post by want33s »

Could you please PM me with details and I might get a set too if the case I'm looking at doesn't work out. cheers jas
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Post by Aerenandmel »

on the web site it says life time warranty, no questions asked. Anyone know if they are covered down under?
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Post by VR Rodeo »

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Post by nicbeer »

http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/samdrivetrain.htm

look like the same ones.

i am now looking at the 4.9s as i only want to go for 31's. but has 115% low and 16%high reduction

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Post by ofr57 »

stole from pirate
low range wrote:We took some rough measurements with a caliper, and the gear is About" .04 shorter and "About" .03 wider. The grinding is very minimal and can be done with a dremel tool, or a die grinder with bits available from just about anywhere. I hope this further answers your question, and I am sorry I didn't answer your question sooner.
i like that less grinding of the case so i presume less chances of cracking

so what sorta tyers would these be good with 32 ... 33... 35 ? :twisted:
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Post by nicbeer »

think it said on there site:

for stock drivetrain.

4.16 - up to 31s (83 low, 12 high)
4.9 31 - inc rock crawling and better 5th for highway (115 low 16 high)
6.5 - above. (183? low and 20 high)

basically anying could suit any combo depending on engine, gearing combos, inc diff gears and gearboxes
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Post by ofr57 »

oook?

well plan to run 33" offroad then either 31" or 32" onroad

stock motor , Wt diffs with Nt centres

thats the plan .. guess I'll have to do some calculations tommrow
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Post by lay80n »

nicbeer wrote:http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/samdrivetrain.htm

look like the same ones.

i am now looking at the 4.9s as i only want to go for 31's. but has 115% low and 16%high reduction

Nic

That will be perfect Nic. I had series 1's (4.1) and sometimes i looked for a lower gear on the rocks with 31's. I have 5.14's with 32's now and am very happy :D

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Post by Turbo Tonka »

i have just been looking on that site myself.there is some really good gear.I have 5.12 VIT centres and i only plan on running 31's so it would be fair to say the 4.1 83% should be ok for mine eh??The lowest ones arent that much dearer than the 83's for the difference your getting tho
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Post by fool_injected »

If you looking at getting some contact LowRange from this site
He is a US retailer
check this thread
http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic ... =trailgear
Hello,
Noticed the thread and thought I would bring it back up to the top.
My Name is Sean and I run Low Range Off-Road.

I can help you out with any Shipping costs you may need. I ship UPS, Fedex, DHL, and Postal Global Express out of the states.

As far as the 6.5:1 gears, they are a good product and we have sold a good number of them. They have been tested out by the guys at Trail-Gear for at least 6 months now and withstood the test they have put them through. You can see the first Samurai they went into on their site forums here: http://www.trail-gear.com/vbulletin/sho ... php?t=1709

Let me know if I can ever help you out with pricing and I am smart enough to even convert it if you need ( http://www.xe.com/ucc/ )

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Post by dank »

Hey Nicbeer
I got the trail tough 4.9s off sean @ www.lowrangeoffroad.com . his customer service sh1ts all over trail tough and some of the other US companies. His price was right and the shipping was to my door in under 5 days.

I'm running 30x9.5 MTs at the moment and in first low can climb up a vertical obstacle. I've got some 31s coming next week and I think it will be perfect. Car runs like a demon on the road now. I can sit on 110 and pass cars on the flat (extractors + 2inch exh. engine mod). You won't be disappointed at all with the 4.9s unless you go bigger than 31s and still want rock crawling performance.

My mate has a jimny with a sierra transfer, 31s, and series 3 RH and his tranny is screaming on the highway at over 4000rpm @ 100km. Mine sits on about 3900rpm @ 100km showing on the speedo (~110).
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Post by nicbeer »

sweet. let us know what the 31s are like with them. are u running 1.3 and std ratios or different?

also if u got some rev changes that'll be great. 100/110 is all.

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Post by dank »

Yep WT 1.3l, Its an apr 88 model with the plastic flares. Mines a weird one as the later model WTs have a 2 pinion front diff whereas mine actually had the 4 pinion front diff which was great when i put the lockrite in as i didn't have to change it over. So I think its a bit of a mix.

I'm not sure if its standard wt diff ratios or maybe NT cos of the 4 pinion front. Maybe someone on here can shed some light on the situation?

i'll let you know how it goes.
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Post by nicbeer »

4 pin would be a 3.9 i would be guessing.
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