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Marks 80 series Overdrive

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Marks 80 series Overdrive

Post by RV80 »

Does any one know anything about the Marks 4wd
Adaptors 80 series overdrive? Other than what was
written in 4wd Monthly. Cost etc
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Post by RV80 »

These things are not available and cost $4000 if
they were to market them.
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Post by dow50r »

1800 rpm at 100kms per hour is right on max torque for the diesels :-)
They would sell heaps if they made them more affordable...
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Post by RV80 »

There not releasing them due to the fact that if
operated incorrectly you can blow the gear box
up with it. I spoke to them today and was told
to call back in a month as they are working on
something else that has a 10% high range
reduction that's hopefully cheaper.
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Post by crankycruiser »

U would think that if they were still trialing them they wouldnt have them advertised on the side of their cruiser :?
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