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80 Series High Steering

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80 Series High Steering

Post by beebee »

Does anybody make a kit for hi-steer on an 80 series?
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Post by RV80 »

About half way down.
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Post by crankycruiser »

I got my high steer from j mac.

U also need to move ur panhard rod as well tho because u need to keep ur steering arm and panhard rod inline...

Dont the bottom of this page..

http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/inde ... 10;start=0
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Post by spazbot »

think glen dobbin has made something up give him a call
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Post by professor »

spazbot wrote:think glen dobbin has made something up give him a call
Yep he is the man to talk to
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Post by 65Mog »

crankycruiser wrote:I got my high steer from j mac.

U also need to move ur panhard rod as well tho because u need to keep ur steering arm and panhard rod inline...

Dont the bottom of this page..

http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/inde ... 10;start=0
John only fits these arms to 4wds he builds, he doesn't sell them to the general public anymore.
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TSL wrote:John only fits these arms to 4wds he builds, he doesn't sell them to the general public anymore.
Why? How hard could it be to fit, a couple of bolts and a bit welding..
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Post by 65Mog »

RV wrote:
TSL wrote:John only fits these arms to 4wds he builds, he doesn't sell them to the general public anymore.
Why? How hard could it be to fit, a couple of bolts and a bit welding..

Every arm is different, they are custom made to suit the height of the vehicle and the wheel / tyre combination, it's a bit hard to get the correct measurments over the phone, but I think the main reason is he is just to busy to do them.
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