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80 series hi steer?
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Re: 80 series hi steer?
how ridiculous.. you fella's that worried about shit like that... its not like its going on a bloody showcar. as if that little bit of surface rust is a problem or the little dot.. i take my hat off to "ice" stresshead 2012
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Re: 80 series hi steer?
that little dot is nasty when it comes to castings. the bits you cant see are the bigger problem
the rust isnt a strucural issue as ive said you buy rusty shit from a steel merchant its downgraded...machined parts are no different. that is not the issue here it just highlighted the lack of care.
Cranky the notch isnt supposed to be there... its a maching problem. a bit like where they have run the tool into the calliper mounting tabs on the set here, again lack of care... same as the weld in bungs that have only been half skimmed as they wernt setup in the lathe correctly.
and as for being flat... try holding your ruler the other way..... i can see the same machining on all the photos... have a look at your toyota ones and compare on what it should look like....
thanks for the photos guys it highlights mine arnt a one off.
Billy do you have plans for better castings ?
the rust isnt a strucural issue as ive said you buy rusty shit from a steel merchant its downgraded...machined parts are no different. that is not the issue here it just highlighted the lack of care.
Cranky the notch isnt supposed to be there... its a maching problem. a bit like where they have run the tool into the calliper mounting tabs on the set here, again lack of care... same as the weld in bungs that have only been half skimmed as they wernt setup in the lathe correctly.
and as for being flat... try holding your ruler the other way..... i can see the same machining on all the photos... have a look at your toyota ones and compare on what it should look like....
thanks for the photos guys it highlights mine arnt a one off.
Billy do you have plans for better castings ?
xxxx wrote:
Re: 80 series hi steer?
I wasnt worried about the dot man, was just pointing it out for those interested..84sloth wrote:how ridiculous.. you fella's that worried about shit like that... its not like its going on a bloody showcar. as if that little bit of surface rust is a problem or the little dot.. i take my hat off to "ice" stresshead 2012
ive no idea if the ones on my car had any little defects.. i didnt have a very hard look at them when i put them on.
But im not worried.. I havent broken them yet, so fair chance im not going to.
80 xtra cab
Supercharged LS1, Locked n shit
80 Wagon, TD Tourer, locked, Interco 35s, G turbo
Supercharged LS1, Locked n shit
80 Wagon, TD Tourer, locked, Interco 35s, G turbo
Re: 80 series hi steer?
No one has ever broken 1. Comp and trail rigs in the us.
Re: 80 series hi steer?
sorry grant, i didn't notice your email until today.
believe it or not, those knuckles didn't leave here with that rust on them. cast iron rusts a lot faster and easier than steel, but nonetheless i will be coating them with oil before shipping them overseas in the future. sorry about that. as for the rest of it, porosity is inevitable in castings, it's the larger holes that present structural problems and there are no large holes here. i wish there was 0% porosity but that's impossible. the foundry that casts these has been in business for almost 100 years and makes castings of several other knuckles as well as high end engine components. i trust them and they stand behind their castings. for the machine work, i have to say that i'm baffled to have not noticed the groove in the caliper tab. that is unacceptible and i'm chalking this up to a lesson learned in inspecting better before i ship parts. you will recieve a brand new set of knuckles as soon as the next batch is done, probably in 3 weeks. i hope you like the new ones better than the ones you opened up last time.
once again,. i am sorry for your bad experience and i am hoping to turn this around for you.
cheers, -billy
believe it or not, those knuckles didn't leave here with that rust on them. cast iron rusts a lot faster and easier than steel, but nonetheless i will be coating them with oil before shipping them overseas in the future. sorry about that. as for the rest of it, porosity is inevitable in castings, it's the larger holes that present structural problems and there are no large holes here. i wish there was 0% porosity but that's impossible. the foundry that casts these has been in business for almost 100 years and makes castings of several other knuckles as well as high end engine components. i trust them and they stand behind their castings. for the machine work, i have to say that i'm baffled to have not noticed the groove in the caliper tab. that is unacceptible and i'm chalking this up to a lesson learned in inspecting better before i ship parts. you will recieve a brand new set of knuckles as soon as the next batch is done, probably in 3 weeks. i hope you like the new ones better than the ones you opened up last time.
once again,. i am sorry for your bad experience and i am hoping to turn this around for you.
cheers, -billy
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Billy mate, full credit to you. My set has only minor surface rust through post (as you can see in the pic). It didnt worry me in the slightest. Ive follow your high steers from the start for years, wishing and hoping they wherent all talk and they finally came through and made it to aus. They are the strongest on the market and will only get better Im sure. There are a few mods you can do at the factory to make them perfect.....
Every set you have sent me where extremely well built. I only found pin holes in 1 of my set and Im am sure it will not affect the strength in the slightest, let alone bin them. Full credit to you mate and thanks for bringing these to aus!
Mark
Every set you have sent me where extremely well built. I only found pin holes in 1 of my set and Im am sure it will not affect the strength in the slightest, let alone bin them. Full credit to you mate and thanks for bringing these to aus!
Mark
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Cheers Billy,
AS i said its a great idea, some bugs to be ironed out and they will be top notch. Looking forward to getting them on my rig
AS i said its a great idea, some bugs to be ironed out and they will be top notch. Looking forward to getting them on my rig
xxxx wrote:
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Hey Ice,
Can I buy the first set from you at a discounted price ?
Can I buy the first set from you at a discounted price ?
HYPOFAB
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Re: 80 series hi steer?
hypo wrote:Hey Ice,
Can I buy the first set from you at a discounted price ?
And so it begins.
Re: 80 series hi steer?
What a farken suck you are.TheBigBoy wrote:Billy mate, full credit to you. My set has only minor surface rust through post (as you can see in the pic). It didnt worry me in the slightest. Ive follow your high steers from the start for years, wishing and hoping they wherent all talk and they finally came through and made it to aus. They are the strongest on the market and will only get better Im sure. There are a few mods you can do at the factory to make them perfect.....
Every set you have sent me where extremely well built. I only found pin holes in 1 of my set and Im am sure it will not affect the strength in the slightest, let alone bin them. Full credit to you mate and thanks for bringing these to aus!
Mark
You hang shit on the iceman for his concerns, Then billy bob come's on agrees somewhat with the iceman & your licking his nuts.
Suck hole turd
Hamo
[quote="RN"]So do you support your local vendor...not if it is going to cost me almost double. [quote]
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Go back under your rock. Ive watched and follow these high steers from the start and a so glad they made it to aus.
If they where breaking or any other problems. I would be up in arms. A few pin holes and some rust doesnt warrant telling everyone not to use these as they are unsafe.
If they where breaking or any other problems. I would be up in arms. A few pin holes and some rust doesnt warrant telling everyone not to use these as they are unsafe.
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Is this youTheBigBoy wrote:Go back under your rock. Ive watched and follow these high steers from the start and a so glad they made it to aus.
If they where breaking or any other problems. I would be up in arms. A few pin holes and some rust doesnt warrant telling everyone not to use these as they are unsafe.
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Hamo
[quote="RN"]So do you support your local vendor...not if it is going to cost me almost double. [quote]
Re: 80 series hi steer?
im with you hamo when u spend good coin on something you expect it to be right
i am still curious on bearing fitment that never got mentioned in billys post
i am still curious on bearing fitment that never got mentioned in billys post
Re: 80 series hi steer?
now i am concerned i will have to go and fit up my hub to make sure it is ok
not ready to do it yet but will have to fit it to a spare diff too make sure it is ok
hi ice was it a major misfit with the bearing
not ready to do it yet but will have to fit it to a spare diff too make sure it is ok
hi ice was it a major misfit with the bearing
Re: 80 series hi steer?
I checked it the other day. Just pics wherent good enough to post.
Factory
Helfire
Get a life Hamo
Factory
Helfire
Get a life Hamo
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Im kinda tempted to turn this into a how to measure post but i wont... lol
Big boy you really shouldnt take photos like that hahahahah
Guys Billys stepped up, ill let you all know what the new ones are like when they get here.
Big boy you really shouldnt take photos like that hahahahah
Guys Billys stepped up, ill let you all know what the new ones are like when they get here.
xxxx wrote:
Im here for the sausage!
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Im getting a set just gotta wait 3 weeks for the next batch.
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Re: 80 series hi steer?
TheBigBoy wrote:hypo wrote:Hey Ice,
Can I buy the first set from you at a discounted price ?
And so it begins.
I'm just stirring the pot !!!!
I'll be buying my own set as from the next batch so then it will begin
HYPOFAB
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Re: 80 series hi steer?
So is the new batch going to be of a better casting with better machining as I am interested in a set of these my self as I have spoken to Billy and locked up both in the last 2 days and was going to place an order but am thinking of waiting to see what happens.
Im here for the sausage!
Re: 80 series hi steer?
shall we ask about a newy freight discount?hypo wrote:TheBigBoy wrote:hypo wrote:Hey Ice,
Can I buy the first set from you at a discounted price ?
And so it begins.
I'm just stirring the pot !!!!
I'll be buying my own set as from the next batch so then it will begin
EVERYONE LOVES A 40
www.lovells.com.au
RAW4x4
www.lovells.com.au
RAW4x4
Re: 80 series hi steer?
yeah maybeDIRTY ROCK STAR wrote:shall we ask about a newy freight discount?hypo wrote:TheBigBoy wrote:hypo wrote:Hey Ice,
Can I buy the first set from you at a discounted price ?
And so it begins.
I'm just stirring the pot !!!!
I'll be buying my own set as from the next batch so then it will begin
HYPOFAB
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Thanks to:
Polyperformance
Yuri 4x4
Longfield
Re: 80 series hi steer?
id like to get in on that aswellhypo wrote:yeah maybeDIRTY ROCK STAR wrote:shall we ask about a newy freight discount?hypo wrote:TheBigBoy wrote:hypo wrote:Hey Ice,
Can I buy the first set from you at a discounted price ?
And so it begins.
I'm just stirring the pot !!!!
I'll be buying my own set as from the next batch so then it will begin
landcruiser 80 series 1994 Gxl 31s tube bar sliders
1996 discovery v8 on mogs 16" coilovers / 16" air shocks 3 link from 4 link rear Exo
1996 discovery v8 on mogs 16" coilovers / 16" air shocks 3 link from 4 link rear Exo
Im here for the sausage!
Re: 80 series hi steer?
Im talking to chris at locktup about them, im sure he can work out something with freight as they are coming direct to me from the states.
EVERYONE LOVES A 40
www.lovells.com.au
RAW4x4
www.lovells.com.au
RAW4x4
Re: 80 series hi steer?
does anyone know if billy is making the arms to suit tie rod ends and if so when?
Im here for the sausage!
Re: 80 series hi steer?
it looks like the next batch may be ready soon.-end of week?
but no confirmation as yet.
im getting keen on these knuckles as part of hydro steer conversion.
but no confirmation as yet.
im getting keen on these knuckles as part of hydro steer conversion.
EVERYONE LOVES A 40
www.lovells.com.au
RAW4x4
www.lovells.com.au
RAW4x4
Re: 80 series hi steer?
have they made the bottom caps up for these yet or do you still have to cut up your current lower steering arms
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Re: 80 series hi steer?
How good a price is he doing.
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