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Post by currentlyoffline »

sootygu wrote: $450 for the bags and made the brackets.
Pics ? :armsup:
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Post by Rory »

looking back over there products they dont seem to have a sleeve style bag, only conventional bellow style bag, only would have 10or so " of travel, not enough! another option may be a airlift sleeve bag, but i cant seem to dig up any info on travel.
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Post by sootygu »

currentlyoffline wrote:
Pics ? :armsup:
Best I can do for the brackets, tops only.

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Post by Suspension Stuff »

sootygu wrote:x
4WD Stuff wrote:Quoting $450 is a bit unreasonable when it can't be repeated by the next person. You did well though and I like your setup.

Shane
Why cant it be repeated?

The bags still cost around that delivered from US and if someone can fab the brackets they have the set up for approx the same cost.
Those brackets cost about $150. Nobody in the US make brackets to suit the Patrol.
Not everyone will have a customer come in and give them the valves and lines etc.
There is no supplier in Australia who could match that price, unless you make me some brackets. It will only take half an hour :D . Did you have to pay for freight on top of the $450?

I'm not having a go at you. I was seriously considering the exact setup purchasing from in Australia for a trade price. It was about twice that amount.

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Post by td42gq »

Here are some pics of cspgq flexing with the superflex arms....

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Post by td42gq »

here are a couple more

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Post by Suspension Stuff »

Are they my flexy coils?

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Post by cspgq »

yep. sure are very good.
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Post by whythef@#!not »

that looks like the way to go, what sorta price range we lookin at for a set of these arms and some 4inch flexi coils already got some es9000 shocks reckon theyd do the job
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Post by cspgq »

i bought super flex arms through superior engineering paid $1300. shane at suspension stuff sells them aswell.
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Post by Suspension Stuff »

whythef@#!not wrote:that looks like the way to go, what sorta price range we lookin at for a set of these arms and some 4inch flexi coils already got some es9000 shocks reckon theyd do the job
Prices include freight. So 2" and 3" lift flexy coils $350, 4-5" lift flexy coils $390.
$1290 for the superflex arms.

I am trying to make the 4-5" lift flexy coils longer again for increased flex and making a heavier duty set for those who are loaded up.

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Post by Suspension Stuff »

By the way. That track looks scarey in the wet. Well done.

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Post by whythef@#!not »

looks like glasshouse has gotten a lot more rutted out with the rain, might test the ute out there this weekend. impressive flex though mate, might invest in those flexi coils pretty soon, arms a bit hexy for me.
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Post by cspgq »

thanks shane. driver only as good as his navigator.
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Post by Freakazoid »

Just a note on the airbags, for the back of a GQ you don't need any mounting hardware, just 2 holes in the top spring perch and if you want you can drill a hole in the botom spring mount forward of the current hole in the centre. The Firestone bag fits without any problems and no rubbing anywhere. I used 1T14-C7 bags. They are 6.8" closed and 22.7" open. I used the long Rancho's that have 13" of travel. Currently I have about 12.5" of useable travel. With this the back is just way too loose and I need to run the swaybars and hence a lot of the travel is a bit useless, or at least till I loosen up the front a lot more.
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Post by exV8er »

got a Superior hi flex arm the other day and I must say these things are great.
Its running 4''lift with drop boxs and all the usual gear.
This is with pedders 9521s foam cells shocks since then I've put in 9521LTs (10.5'' travel) I haven't had a chance to flex it again since tho.

Oh yeah I had to notch the gear box cross member so the front drive shaft wouldn't rub.

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Post by coxy321 »

cspgq's truck has some pretty serious flex going on there - looks great!

Nice job wokring those tracks in one piece too!
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Post by 1MadEngineer »

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HOLY COW!!!!!! thats awesome! :armsup: :armsup: :armsup:

it must still drive nice with the drop boxes? I am glad you like them...


this is one of my fave pics as well!!! mad flex!!


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Post by Suspension Stuff »

I haven't had much feedback from guys running drop boxes with the Superflex arms, I think this would be the best setup.

How does she drive? Those pics are :cool: :cool:

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Post by dano80 »

td42gq wrote:Here are some pics of cspgq flexing with the superflex arms....

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Hey guys, What size tyres and lift on that rig, look like 33"s and 3 or 4" lift, love to have that sort of flex.

Well done.

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Post by dano80 »

Actually............they do look like 35's :oops: just had another look at foters......how much lift?
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Post by cspgq »

hey guys, it does flex realy well. its a 4-5 inch lift. with efs extremes in the back with flexy coils all round and super flex arms. front shock towers have been extended 2 inches and im running efs extremes from and 80 series cruser. superior worked this out for me. im sure they could help you out if you interested. the tyres are 33's. bighorns. shane from suspension stuff hooked me up with the coils.
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Post by Suspension Stuff »

Unless you have done some mods then you would be missing out on 2" of down travel running EFS Extremes in the rear with the 5" flexy coils. You can run those shocks with the 3" lift flexy coils.

Either you have done some mods or you have a body lift because it looks like it flexes really well in the rear. It obviously flexes really well up front.

What length shocks are you running up front and have you tried to flex it up at the front till the coils come loose, I am interested to know how much you can push the front flexy coils with the Superflex arms.

I am definitely selling the Jeep for a Patrol now. :shock:

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Post by cspgq »

forgot 2 inch body aswell
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Post by gnucha »

Hi there, I'm new to this forum, been on patrol4x4 for long time tho!
I've been runnin these arms for a while now and luv em.
Pic's are with normal ridepro 4" shocks, they are the limiting factor in my setup.
Hope links work,
Cheers Gnu

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Post by Suspension Stuff »

gnucha wrote:Hi there, I'm new to this forum, been on patrol4x4 for long time tho!
I've been runnin these arms for a while now and luv em.
Pic's are with normal ridepro 4" shocks, they are the limiting factor in my setup.
Hope links work,
Cheers Gnu

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Post by Hoonz »

lookin good

andys stuff is here thanks shane :armsup:
we just need to find some time to install now

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Post by bogged »

gnucha wrote:Hi there, I'm new to this forum, been on patrol4x4 for long time tho!
I've been runnin these arms for a while now and luv em.
Pic's are with normal ridepro 4" shocks, they are the limiting factor in my setup.
Hope links work,
Cheers Gnu
offtopic, what brand and model are them rims?
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Post by gnucha »

bogged wrote:
gnucha wrote:Hi there, I'm new to this forum, been on patrol4x4 for long time tho!
I've been runnin these arms for a while now and luv em.
Pic's are with normal ridepro 4" shocks, they are the limiting factor in my setup.
Hope links work,
Cheers Gnu
offtopic, what brand and model are them rims?
Not 100% sure mate, Delta's or something like that. I've since put them on the wagon as they are a bit light duty for my liking
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Post by KIWI »

Will the superior kit be available with a drop box and the flex arm, rather than 2 arms?
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