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Swiper the Fox Grand Master

Swiper the Fox

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Thanks for that.

What was wrong with the old ones anyway?

the outer gear material was far too soft and would wear rather quickly.

the Trust and OS giken ones are the pick of them if i was to be asked which i prefer.

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cefiro

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Hey mate i did some research into this a little while ago and from what I gathered some of the cheap ones are not so good (ebay) but in saying that what someones conclusion was the bolts are cheap and freeze and if you change them over to some high tensile one they should be fine. Also stated that some of the timiming marks were out???

Anyway I have come to the conclusion that I will just get some JJR ones as they are 250 for the pair and have had heard no bad comments about them.

If anyone has anything to say please put it out there, would be interested as I am doing min in teh next couple of weeks.

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R31Nismoid

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which ones did Nismoid refer to, he said $150 for a set.

stock ones that are modified to be adjustable.

Its not hard for a fabricator with half an idea.

You just dont get the 'bling' of flashy ones, but then if your running a gear cover you'd never know anyhow

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