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I've just got a set of 4.7's from great basin rovers in the u.s.
they're getting fitted this week, so I'll let you know in a couple
of weeks after a trip or 2. I'm running 35 krawlers [bfg]
jbell wrote:I've just got a set of 4.7's from great basin rovers in the u.s.
they're getting fitted this week, so I'll let you know in a couple
of weeks after a trip or 2. I'm running 35 krawlers [bfg]
Jeff
Not sure what brand these are, but Rovacraft import containers of goodies from the UK - including QT radius arms, among other things. And considering they have exactly the same photo as on the Ashcroft Transmissions site, I suspect they are likely Ashcroft gears, but you'd want to check that. They may also bring in other ratios...
84 Rangie, 3 inch spring lift, 2 inch body, Megasquirted 4.6, R380, rear Maxi, 34x11.5 JT2s. Simex FM installed.
I've had 4.11 installed for just over 18 months and had no issues. They were from ashcroft...they were delviered to my door in Brisbane about 7 days after ordering.
fnukle look up greatbasinrovers.com they were $1000 + freight
for 4.7's . freight was in my bag as I was there on holi's.
mine are getting pegged also, so they should be as strong a rover
as you can get.