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cruiser crawler box

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Post by 75 cruser »

cruiser crawler box

have been looking at running one of these for a while and was looking for any disadvantages and advantages to running one of these any problems with installation etc

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Post by MissDrew »

PM MUD000, he has just had one installed in his 79 series.
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Post by 75 cruser »

have been talking to mud 000 just looking for other experances

rob
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Post by DIRTY ROCK STAR »

cost seems to be the biggest drama.
where were you looking at getting it thru?
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Post by dow50r »

They are too large to fit in there without a 2 inch body lift, and with an 80 series, a cut down main tank.you cant use them with a PTO, you need compressed air to run them and its more than just a straight bolt on, bearings need to be shimmed to correct tolerances etc...having said all that, you have 3 low range ratios to choose from, std 2.5, lower 3.05 and lowest 7.5 reduction. Good for any terrain, and tyre size, and no loss of high range gearing.
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Post by DIRTY ROCK STAR »

7.5:1 :cool:

not bad.

but it certainly sounds like alot of work to fit.
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Post by MUD000 »

would not of hadto have a bodylift to fit mine heaps of room
Could of used the main tank but got hole new one made up as the rear one was pretty exposed now with no springs to protect
Was a fair bit of work to fit $$$$$$
But hopefully well worth it
Mine goes back to Cheezy this weekend to get finished :armsup: :armsup: :armsup: :armsup:
Looking at doing the night pursuit this year as I got asked today to go in it :armsup: :armsup: :armsup:
So this may be its first real work out
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