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Trail Link weld in 4 link
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Trail Link weld in 4 link
Just wondering people opinions or experiences with these.
http://www.superiorengineering.com.au/p ... ts_id=3610
http://www.superiorengineering.com.au/p ... ts_id=3610
go lthe locktup kit same as but cheaper..... it is the same kit
get on to Chris at locktup he will have all the info you need.
was considering this kit before i went GQ diffs.
get on to Chris at locktup he will have all the info you need.
was considering this kit before i went GQ diffs.
Keep it shiny side up!
Now doing general fab work and painting
trays, trailers, engine swaps on request, some tube work, silo section sliders, rust repairs, ute chops etc
Now doing general fab work and painting
trays, trailers, engine swaps on request, some tube work, silo section sliders, rust repairs, ute chops etc
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Actually after thinking about this question for a minute i thought that if the difference in price wasn't too great, then maybe consider Mick's product.
I've dealt with both Chris at locktup (who's given me some great deals) and Mick and the level of service of both is excellent. Micks products are usually spot on and well made with a lot of thought gone into them (i have a few of them on my truck) so i thought since the product is available here, made here by an australian why not support it if it's not horrendously more expensive. I mean until someone here makes longfields for 80 series i'll always get stuff off Chris that i can't get here but here's the chance to support australian industry.
I've dealt with both Chris at locktup (who's given me some great deals) and Mick and the level of service of both is excellent. Micks products are usually spot on and well made with a lot of thought gone into them (i have a few of them on my truck) so i thought since the product is available here, made here by an australian why not support it if it's not horrendously more expensive. I mean until someone here makes longfields for 80 series i'll always get stuff off Chris that i can't get here but here's the chance to support australian industry.
http://www.populationparty.org.au/
Mick doesnt make that kit. Its the identical kit to the one Chris will supply. They both come from Trailgear in the US.rockcrawler31 wrote:Actually after thinking about this question for a minute i thought that if the difference in price wasn't too great, then maybe consider Mick's product.
I've dealt with both Chris at locktup (who's given me some great deals) and Mick and the level of service of both is excellent. Micks products are usually spot on and well made with a lot of thought gone into them (i have a few of them on my truck) so i thought since the product is available here, made here by an australian why not support it if it's not horrendously more expensive. I mean until someone here makes longfields for 80 series i'll always get stuff off Chris that i can't get here but here's the chance to support australian industry.
Could be wrong but through speaking to Chris recently about this sorta gear and just purchasing a 4 link rear end from him, they're testing a few different trusses/crossmember's that are made locally weather or not they work out is a different story.
As i said could be wrong was just general conversation, but he can do some seriously good deals!
As i said could be wrong was just general conversation, but he can do some seriously good deals!
BOBBED 84' 4Runner 2.8L Chugger
35's, Locker's, High steer, RUF, 4 link rear, Crawler Gears.
35's, Locker's, High steer, RUF, 4 link rear, Crawler Gears.
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Bing! light goes on. thanks for the heads upRUFF wrote:Mick doesnt make that kit. Its the identical kit to the one Chris will supply. They both come from Trailgear in the US.rockcrawler31 wrote:Actually after thinking about this question for a minute i thought that if the difference in price wasn't too great, then maybe consider Mick's product.
I've dealt with both Chris at locktup (who's given me some great deals) and Mick and the level of service of both is excellent. Micks products are usually spot on and well made with a lot of thought gone into them (i have a few of them on my truck) so i thought since the product is available here, made here by an australian why not support it if it's not horrendously more expensive. I mean until someone here makes longfields for 80 series i'll always get stuff off Chris that i can't get here but here's the chance to support australian industry.
http://www.populationparty.org.au/
I'm in the process of putting one of the Locktup kits in my hilux along with one of there Rock Assault housings. Seems to be a well thought out kit and so far has been very easy to install. Hopefully should have it all up and running in the next couple of weeks and can test out how it performs off road.
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