Thread: QT Products

I guess no one else has any of there stuff Maybe thats saying something.

I don't personly have any of there gear fitted, but i know there bolt on diff guards look great!
Apart from the fact you lose a tiny bit of diff clearance, they look very strong, and also rap around and protect the pinion on the rover diffs which could come in handy
There track rods/drag links also look strong and i wouldn't hesitate in buying them either

CHEERS TIM.

Have an okay reputation i believe but not from personal experience

Dullbird is the one to talk to about QT products, I believes she has the diff guards and steering protector on her disco.

I had the diff guards on my 90.

Had being the operative word there.

The front one got smashed up so badly I had to remove it although I think the catalyst for that may have been a bolt coming out, and the rear one had the bracket that sits above the axle fracture from corrugations and I had to remove that too.

Both my diff hosuings now take there chances with the rocks!

Having said that there weren't bad products although I think their welder back then, looking at the welds, may have been blind. I think things have improved

Rgds
Pete

I have the diff guards not anything else...and they are awesome!!! would happily buy their other products if I had the money especially if they are built as well as the diff guards I have

Originally Posted by Psimpson7

I had the diff guards on my 90.

Had being the operative word there.

The front one got smashed up so badly I had to remove it although I think the catalyst for that may have been a bolt coming out, and the rear one had the bracket that sits above the axle fracture from corrugations and I had to remove that too.

Both my diff hosuings now take there chances with the rocks!

Having said that there weren't bad products although I think their welder back then, looking at the welds, may have been blind. I think things have improved

Rgds
Pete

The welds were one thing i definately noticed. I bought some front radius arms and rear trailing arms off ebay.They look really good but the welds on the front radius arms look a bit dodgy.I can post a pic tomorrow to show you what i mean.Not that they will be seen anyway.

Im hoping it will bring the steering geometry back to near standard.And stop it from following the grooves in the road. I have close to a 2 and a half inch lift.

Cheers
Chris[/QUOTE]

Hi Chris, not related to QT products but I was talking to a Rangie own that also has the simex extremes and he commented that they follow every grove in the road and had to keep on his toes. Correcting the steering geometry certainly wont hurt though.