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Spidertrax Transfer bracket fix

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Spidertrax Transfer bracket fix

Post by MUD-PIGSIERRA »

I keep twisting my standard transfer bracket on my Sierra and its giving me really bad drive shaft vibrations so I thought since the Aus dollar isn't too bad with the US I ordered the Spidertrax gear out of there web site week links and Strong fixes. Well Impressed with the freight and response time I ordered on a Friday and it was at my door the following Friday. The bracket also uses a extra two bolt up points on the transfer so it looks to be a lot better, though I will have too add in a bit of spacing due to track bar and other mods other than that it all fits up nicely.

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Mounting it up, yes I know oil leak dammit
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Link for those that would like to check it out
http://www.spidertrax.com/s.nl;jsession ... tegory=108
..wrench, wheel, wreck repeat..

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Post by smileysmoke »

nice one mate.. how much did they sting ya for postage? thats my main turn off.. one place quoted me 120US to post a gearbox bearing kit :|
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Post by MUD-PIGSIERRA »

Just on $60 dollars
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