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  1. 8th July 2017, 12:50 PM #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    Those that have done it will say yeah for several reasons and one is to justifie their expense.
    Personally the cost to me out weigh`s what id get in return compared to a stengthened cdl x pin and that is if you have manual Cdl actuator which i do
    Im not knocking Ashcrioft gear as im a true believer and user of his stuff
    This is just my opinion from another angle which you asked for
    Thanks Chris, I appreciate your feedback.


    I have adjusted my post as I do have the centre difflock fitted .

    My head and hip pocket is telling me HD cross pin.

    But the more I read especially about the back lash issue the more I want a ATB.

    My options may be already set out for me as the Ashcroft sight is out of stock on the ATB's at the moment.
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    100% ATB. The backlash reduction isn't the only plus. Incredible strength, and most noticeable the handling on high speed dirt is excellent 😎😎.

    ATB all the way☺
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  3. 8th July 2017, 09:32 PM #43
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    Well I have sent an email to Ashcroft's requesting quotation with the ATB

    will now have to wait and see hopefully I will recover a reply on Monday.

    Cheers, Chris
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    Chris (4runnernomore), the ATB centres are relatively easy to fit yourself. I have one already installed, and another on the bench waiting - you want to see one 'live'?

    I can also show you a standard centre diff with broken pins, and the Ashcroft solid pin - put those two items together beside an ATB and the decision should not be too difficult
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    Quote Originally Posted by workingonit View Post
    Chris (4runnernomore), the ATB centres are relatively easy to fit yourself. I have one already installed, and another on the bench waiting - you want to see one 'live'?

    I can also show you a standard centre diff with broken pins, and the Ashcroft solid pin - put those two items together beside an ATB and the decision should not be too difficult

    Wow, would really appreciate that" I am heading out of town again for the week but will be back next weekend. May be we could meet up?

    Cheers, Chris
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4runnernomore View Post
    Well I have sent an email to Ashcroft's requesting quotation with the ATB

    will now have to wait and see hopefully I will recover a reply on Monday.

    Cheers, Chris
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    Fantastic to hear, I've got a tricked up one with the ATB from ashcroft sitting on the garage floor waiting to go in

    i took a punt with it thinking has to be better than the original I fried

    and I must also give a big thumbs up to Ashcroft as they were very patient with my zillion questions before I laid the money down. I now own the most heavy duty one they build and It arrived a bit over a fortnight later from the UK to my door

    Thats service
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4runnernomore View Post
    Well I have sent an email to Ashcroft's requesting quotation with the ATB

    will now have to wait and see hopefully I will recover a reply on Monday.

    Cheers, Chris
    Chris

    i got one from them with every conceivable extra I could get them to add on and I think it cost $500-00 more for them to build and send from the UK that I could buy a second hand one from a well known wrecker here in Adelaide.

    I cannot recommend them highly enough

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    Well for better or worse I have confirmed and paid for a new gearbox and transfer with HD bearings, sleeved casing and ATB.

    the old plastic just melted .

    I am hoping once the order is ready for dispatch. I will receive a partial refund as the postage came up a lot dearer than the quote via email. No discount on the items, they were at website price.

    Now the waiting game begins

    cheers Chris
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    Quote Originally Posted by blitz View Post
    Fantastic to hear, I've got a tricked up one with the ATB from ashcroft sitting on the garage floor waiting to go in

    i took a punt with it thinking has to be better than the original I fried

    and I must also give a big thumbs up to Ashcroft as they were very patient with my zillion questions before I laid the money down. I now own the most heavy duty one they build and It arrived a bit over a fortnight later from the UK to my door

    Thats service

    Hi Blitz,
    so apart for allowing the government and their agencies taking their cut is there anyone else I need to notify or will they all contact me direct?.

    cheers Chirs
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