They are well made and hopefully will fit right in.
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They are well made and hopefully will fit right in.
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ - Moderator
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Cool! Cost? Waiting for install pics as well.
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Nice!
Need to do mine soon so hopefully it don't take to long to get into production!
Need to do mine soon so hopefully it don't take to long to get into production!
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I hate to say a price since he may need to adjust his pricing after making them. We worked out a deal since I shipped mine to him for use in making them. It took awhile to get them, but he was designing them basically from scratch of my stockers. I would think now that he has made a set, they will be available fairly quick after I get them on and check the fit. I can't wait to get them on.
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ - Moderator
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Looks good, can't wait to see them on.
- wswensonjr
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Well he does have them on his website neilageinc.com, here is the direct link: http://www.neilageinc.com/Products.html#ecwid:category=180711&mode=category&offset=0&sort=normal
He has em listed @ 65 bucks before shipping... And I'll prob pick up a set for the front sometime soon, they do look nice!
He has em listed @ 65 bucks before shipping... And I'll prob pick up a set for the front sometime soon, they do look nice!
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Back to stock, had fun while it lasted...
Back to stock, had fun while it lasted...
- janesy86
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Those are freakin' sweet! Do they have zirk fittings so u can grease them? I cant wait to find out if he solved the binding problem a bunch of guys had with the rear smaxx discos. I dont want to have washers rubbing against my sway bar.
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WOW! Go get those things installed! We need more information!
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Gordinho80 - Lifer
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Yea Kyle lets go! 
If $65 is the correct price thats not to shabby
If $65 is the correct price thats not to shabby
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irishboy02 - Addict
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I will get some better pics and what not tonight. It is snowing again and since my truck will not fit in my garage, i am not sure i can get them on tonight, but i will try.
they've always worked for me.
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HARDTRAILZ - Moderator
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ban him for not having them on yet... lol
if they work they got another order coming soon... now just need new upper ball joints.... *hint hint nudge nudge*
page says 20 available...
if they work they got another order coming soon... now just need new upper ball joints.... *hint hint nudge nudge*
page says 20 available...
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Hatchet669 - Trail-Blazer
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Awesome!!
The longer ones will stop the rear anti-roll bar from hanging down on lifted TBs, right?
Mike
The longer ones will stop the rear anti-roll bar from hanging down on lifted TBs, right?
Mike
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Id also like to know if this will bring them up, and also if these new links are grease-able.
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Zero wrote:Id also like to know if this will bring them up, and also if these new links are grease-able.
Hey guys thought I would pop in. No the links are not grease-able but they do not need to be as I used Polyurethane shock bushings. These will allow for the max amount of flex while still holding form. They are 2 inches longer that stock which takes the sway bar back to the OEM location for stability. We are doing testing but so far so good. I will have pics up as soon as I build some more. Thank you all.
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Excellent news, keep us posted.
my other question which has yet to be answered, is the binding issue with the smaxx washers hitting the swaybar or control arm (cant remember but it was something I was discussing with Roadie)
my other question which has yet to be answered, is the binding issue with the smaxx washers hitting the swaybar or control arm (cant remember but it was something I was discussing with Roadie)
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I haven't yet taken mine off and examined for binding. Might get to it Sunday if the rain stops. Today is a bust. Gotta do it before next weekend's Borrego Flower-Fest.
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I guess I'm missing it but wheres the "quick" part of the disconnects? It looks like you have to completely unbolt them to disconnect them...
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HARDTRAILZ wrote:
They are well made and hopefully will fit right in.
I put the nuts on the ends for shipping only. They are quick disconnects by pulling the pin in the end and removing the bolt.
Thanks, Neil.
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- NeilageInc
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Gotcha, the nut was screwing me up...
Only White Lifted TB in Jerzey on 33's
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foosh - Addict
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Any updates about these and how they fit... Any binding issues?
- wswensonjr
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