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Were can I buy Calmini gears in Australia
Were can I buy Calmini gears in Australia
Were can I buy Calmini gears in Australia or do I have to order them from the states.....
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i'd go with calmini gears
you can get calmini in aus from 4wd usa perth(can be be months if not in stock) but if you want good service & your parts soon, buy from spidertrax in the states $695 US this month plus freight.
definitely cheaper than buying them here, also no duty on things made in the states now i'm told
you can get calmini in aus from 4wd usa perth(can be be months if not in stock) but if you want good service & your parts soon, buy from spidertrax in the states $695 US this month plus freight.
definitely cheaper than buying them here, also no duty on things made in the states now i'm told
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I have a set of calmini 5.14 gears in my sierra. Had series 1 rockhopper before, and busted them. Have not had a problem with the calmini's so far. Got them through Sean at ABT. Good service and no hassle.
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Calmini 4.16 Rockcrawler Gears, produces a 12.2% hi range reduction, 83.6% lo range. $ 1,150.00 inc.
Calmini 5.14:1 Rockcrawler Gears, provides a high range reduction of 18.3% and an awesome low range reduction of 127%, $ 1,295.00 inc
go the 5.14:1
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Calmini 4.16 Rockcrawler Gears, produces a 12.2% hi range reduction, 83.6% lo range. $ 1,150.00 inc.
Calmini 5.14:1 Rockcrawler Gears, provides a high range reduction of 18.3% and an awesome low range reduction of 127%, $ 1,295.00 inc
go the 5.14:1
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Nev wrote:rockhopper s1 are 18% in high and s3 are 22%Drew wrote:calmini are 20% reduction in high range i think rockhoppers are 18% in high range
low range is 6.5 to1 calmini
low range is 6 to 1 rockhopper series 3
Series 1 wasnt that high, bout 12% or so. I used to run these till i blew them up, then went to Calmini, they were not that low.
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[quote="v840"]Just between me and you, I actually really dig the Megatwon, but if anyone asks, I'm going to shitcan it as much as possible! :D[/quote]
Drew wrote:i'd go with calmini gears
you can get calmini in aus from 4wd usa perth(can be be months if not in stock) but if you want good service & your parts soon, buy from spidertrax in the states $695 US this month plus freight.
definitely cheaper than buying them here, also no duty on things made in the states now i'm told
How much does it cost to get them here from the states? is there hidden costs involved such as import taxs. Ive never brought anything from the states before.
6.5 or 5.14 ratio....1.3L suzuki diffs & 31's?
Would the 5.14 calmini gears give me the same or close crawl ratio as if I put in 5.12 vitara diff gears into the 1.3L diffs?
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This a S4? First one i have heard off that has done this.noelb1 wrote:I ripped 3/4 of the teeth off the input shaft of s4 rockhoppers with a stock motor and 31's
Warranty? What farked them, (installation or other)
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When i enquired about it to calmini they said they don't deal here to public & to contact 4wdUSA, who seem very Sporadic with replies to emails and I find people don't give the same information over the phone as in written contact (this from working in customer service myself)
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There are plenty of places in NSW that sell calmini stuff. I was pretty sure that calmini stuff could be ordered from the states, try somewhere other than calmini, there are plenty of places over there that will ship. I have ordered a detroit ez-locker from the states, was heaps cheaper than over here and had no prolem finding it (www.roadlessgear.com). I got my Calmini's from Sean at ABT bout a year ago. Cant remember the price but it wasn't too bad at all, and the service was great. Prob would of looked overseas, but i had just grenaded a set of series 1's and needed the car back on the road.
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I found that with a certain suppler of Calmini parts what they say and what you get is two different things.La Fonda wrote:When i enquired about it to calmini they said they don't deal here to public & to contact 4wdUSA, who seem very Sporadic with replies to emails and I find people don't give the same information over the phone as in written contact (this from working in customer service myself)
Suzuki Vitara JX 1.6 EFI Hardtop.
Calmini Lift, Rockhopper, Skid Plates, ARB Airlocker, Bullbar, 30" MTR, Custom Sill Sliders, Rear Bar.
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Calmini Lift, Rockhopper, Skid Plates, ARB Airlocker, Bullbar, 30" MTR, Custom Sill Sliders, Rear Bar.
See my pics
http://community.webshots.com/user/suzukiboyoz
I detect a story that needs sharing...suzukiboy wrote:I found that with a certain suppler of Calmini parts what they say and what you get is two different things.La Fonda wrote:When i enquired about it to calmini they said they don't deal here to public & to contact 4wdUSA, who seem very Sporadic with replies to emails and I find people don't give the same information over the phone as in written contact (this from working in customer service myself)
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Not without my self getting sued.
I just say any part/accessories supplied that asks for upfront money, does not deliver until you ring them, take 8 months to get parts in, ships order in batches and then charges more will not get more of my business.
I just say any part/accessories supplied that asks for upfront money, does not deliver until you ring them, take 8 months to get parts in, ships order in batches and then charges more will not get more of my business.
Suzuki Vitara JX 1.6 EFI Hardtop.
Calmini Lift, Rockhopper, Skid Plates, ARB Airlocker, Bullbar, 30" MTR, Custom Sill Sliders, Rear Bar.
See my pics
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Calmini Lift, Rockhopper, Skid Plates, ARB Airlocker, Bullbar, 30" MTR, Custom Sill Sliders, Rear Bar.
See my pics
http://community.webshots.com/user/suzukiboyoz
Deal with Rick at Hawk Strictly Suzuki. he is a Calmini stockist and he is good and will send USPS which is cheaper than UPS and almost as quick in my experience. He and Brent at TrailTough always get pretty good raps for their service.
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i'm looking at trailtough for a gearset. USD$195 shipping (UPS) to my door
Can anyone tell us any other costs involved? import duty/taxes etc?
big it up for trailtough's service. replied my email within 24hrs.
I'm still waiting for my 2 emails to tjm aust, which I sent in may..
Can anyone tell us any other costs involved? import duty/taxes etc?
big it up for trailtough's service. replied my email within 24hrs.
I'm still waiting for my 2 emails to tjm aust, which I sent in may..
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fyi:
All goods (except for tobacco products and alcoholic beverages) may be imported duty and tax free if their value is $1,000 or less.
Note: However, where there are multiple packages to the same addressee in Australia from a single consignor overseas that arrive at about the same time, then the value of all packages will be combined for duty and tax assessment purposes.
http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=5549
All goods (except for tobacco products and alcoholic beverages) may be imported duty and tax free if their value is $1,000 or less.
Note: However, where there are multiple packages to the same addressee in Australia from a single consignor overseas that arrive at about the same time, then the value of all packages will be combined for duty and tax assessment purposes.
http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=5549
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