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Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
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Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
Hey whats everyones opinion i tried searching but as you know its kinda Grimace.
and found some info but want to know about the two is it worth the extra
can have drop boxes for $350
or pay the extra and have arms for (3rds brand) $1000
what would you do?
i heard drop boxes have clearance issues and the dropped arms have bushes problems and they are more expensive but what would you choose ?
note am mainly looking at the 3rds product and not the snake.. just not interested in the snake
and found some info but want to know about the two is it worth the extra
can have drop boxes for $350
or pay the extra and have arms for (3rds brand) $1000
what would you do?
i heard drop boxes have clearance issues and the dropped arms have bushes problems and they are more expensive but what would you choose ?
note am mainly looking at the 3rds product and not the snake.. just not interested in the snake
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04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
Re: Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
you forgot another option : NEITHER
Re: Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
bogged wrote:you forgot another option : NEITHER
then what would i do for castor correction
i hate plates and bushes wont be enough
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04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
Re: Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
morkz wrote:1) i hate plates and
2)bushes wont be enough
1) why
2) why?
Re: Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
bogged wrote:morkz wrote:1) i hate plates and
2)bushes wont be enough
1) why
2) why?
1) plates come loose and dont do the job properly kinda of a makeshift correction
2) i require 5-6 degrees bushes dont do that
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04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
Re: Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
morkz wrote:bogged wrote:morkz wrote:1) i hate plates and
2)bushes wont be enough
1) why
2) why?
1) plates come loose and dont do the job properly kinda of a makeshift correction
2) i require 5-6 degrees bushes dont do that
1) weld em on. I never got around to putting the bolt through mine.
Short GQ, Petrol, Turbo.
GQ TD42 ute
GQ TD42 ute
[quote="AnthonyP"]Crank your own radius arms :) Rover boys have been doin it for yonks.... its a damn lot cheaper too :roll:[/quote]
WARNING !! Rover radius rods are forged steel so there are no probs doing this.
Patrol owners should not even think about doing this because their radius arms will shatter.
Bill
WARNING !! Rover radius rods are forged steel so there are no probs doing this.
Patrol owners should not even think about doing this because their radius arms will shatter.
Bill
Road Ranger
Bingham wrote:i voted dropped box as i have them and seem good and truck drives majic.
the only problem being they sometimes get in the road and i have been hung up on them a couple of times..... but next time more speed and revs will fix that
I have dropped boxes, and have had no issues with them hanging me up, but then maybe ask China or someone how I drive, and there is prolly little chance of the drop boxes stopping me

If the above post did not offend you in any way please PM me so I can try harder!!
Re: Drop Boxes or Dropped Radius Arms
bogged wrote:morkz wrote:1) i hate plates and
2)bushes wont be enough
1) why
2) why?
also the bushes are hard and not the best option for good flex
daddylonglegs wrote:AnthonyP wrote:Crank your own radius armsRover boys have been doin it for yonks.... its a damn lot cheaper too
WARNING !! Rover radius rods are forged steel so there are no probs doing this.
Patrol owners should not even think about doing this because their radius arms will shatter.
Bill
thanks bill



i'm more leaning towards drop boxes at the moment.
purely for cost and i know they work.
not to worried about hitting things with it because the person whos making them for me uses them in OBC so i'm sure they'll be alright
purely for cost and i know they work.
not to worried about hitting things with it because the person whos making them for me uses them in OBC so i'm sure they'll be alright
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04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
Road Ranger
DanielS wrote:Hey Morkz who is building your drop boxes? Is it Cass?
Yeah mate cass jones is... hes coming over from WA to do some custom work and so i thought i get him to do mine

how did u know cass was going to do it?
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04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
Road Ranger
Road Ranger
DanielS wrote:I live in perth, and have been talking to Cass about some work I'm getting done to my new GQ.(6inch lift with he's drop boxes and rear control arms)
I have seen hes drop boxes and they look great!![]()
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Really finished off well, and super strong.
How big a lift are you going to run?
Am going to run 5-6" lift
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04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
04 GU TD6 wagon with some ARB stuff
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Morkz Media Web and Graphic Design
Also webhosting and domain registration.
I would be spending that extra cash and go 3rDs. My drop boxes are being taken out and replaced with 3rDs for the simple reason of being hung up and the drop boxes have not corrected my castor to a better perfection. As soon as I change them over and test them I will let you know my opinions of the two.
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morkz wrote:DanielS wrote:I live in perth, and have been talking to Cass about some work I'm getting done to my new GQ.(6inch lift with he's drop boxes and rear control arms)
I have seen hes drop boxes and they look great!![]()
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Really finished off well, and super strong.
How big a lift are you going to run?
Am going to run 5-6" lift
Nice..

Carn't wait to get things happening on my truck. Looks like a farm hack at the moment.. Hopefully getting the front bar and tray of Cass to.
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