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Old 11-19-2011, 01:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Diesel Submariner
G'day Bryan,

Have you had any further reports on this failure?

I put one of these on a couple of months ago during my suspension change; so far so good.
I've just done a big trip through the Flinders Ranges pulling a 3.5T dirt roader. Touch wood ... no dramas.

However seeing what happened to you doesn't boost the confidence is this product.

I just may cut my loss and change it for a better one.

Any suggestions?

Cheers,
Reg
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You probly got leaf springs,so it wont career of the road like it did too me,but saying that yours is probly fine,im cursed pal.

I was going to see my solictor and take it further,but i figure the negative advertising on the rear of my Ftruck will be far more destructive too them than them replacing the panhard bar and my shocker,their attitude stinks..

Im a member of 4x4 Earth Australia for 4WD Tracks and 1 bloke bought a lift kit of crapdog,now he calls them roughdog LOL.

So anyway mate i welded mine each end (doulbe fillet weld each end) and its been fine since,so if it worries you,just run some weld right around between the thread and the bush or take it too a engineering shop and get them too weld it up for you..