ln106 were to buy a high steer kit ???
ln106 were to buy a high steer kit ???
also if anyone has done a diff fwd i would like to know if theres any tips ???
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Re: ln106 were to buy a high steer kit ???
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sharp to deal with and a good bugger to boot.....
sharp to deal with and a good bugger to boot.....


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Re: ln106 were to buy a high steer kit ???
Yip Tim (Suzolla) is a good bugger to deal with and the arms he sells always fly through crack testing which you'll need to do to get the high steer certed 

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Re: ln106 were to buy a high steer kit ???
tomsoffroad wrote:Yip Tim (Suzolla) is a good bugger to deal with and the arms he sells always fly through crack testing which you'll need to do to get the high steer certed
since when??another cost to add to the mix

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Re: ln106 were to buy a high steer kit ???
Hi Tom,
Is the crack testing required by your certifier, how much is it costing to get that done.
Bit surprised it is required as it is a one piece forging.
I may be able to get them done reasonably cheaply before i send them out.
Has anyone else been required to hve theirs tested.
Cheers
Tim
Is the crack testing required by your certifier, how much is it costing to get that done.
Bit surprised it is required as it is a one piece forging.
I may be able to get them done reasonably cheaply before i send them out.
Has anyone else been required to hve theirs tested.
Cheers
Tim
Re: ln106 were to buy a high steer kit ???
My certifier said not required for same reason as you stated tim.