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I have a question thats probably a little off subject for this thread, but whats wrong with 4WP. they are really the only offroad center i know of in my area.
I have a question thats probably a little off subject for this thread, but whats wrong with 4WP. they are really the only offroad center i know of in my area.
and that's their goal.... to get their advertisements to every high skooler out there and get them to buy parts from them. problem is they leave too many folks out to dry... and have no remorse for it. not to mention every sales rep I have talked to that sits behind the counter or answers the phone has been an idiot. I was told once by a sales rep that i can't get 35 spline hubs and 35 spline stub shafts for my year/model Dana 60! i laughed at him and left.
i have found that National Tire and Wheel competes with 4WP pretty strongly and they have always price matched for me! the only thing is 4WP is like the wal-mart of 4x4 supply. they have quite bit.
You can find whatever you need on the internet, just ask here where to find the best deals on what you need and we'll try to point you in the right direction.
I'd say read the fine print but it's not even really fine. You get 2 sets of install kits with the $878 package, not 2 R&P sets.
. . . They're not sitting on $500,000 worth of OX inventory that they're now stuck with or anythinging. I'm sure they'll give you up front and honest facts.
You think they would get the prices down on that stuff to turn it over.
Originally Posted by wick246
"My question is why do you need 2 install kits?"
The second kit is for when the Ox locker breaks and you have to remove it.
ok, yes you get one free, but look at the line under that one. 1 g&g ring and pinion. all this means is they are putting the whole package on sale and this is their way of trying to make you think that you're getting something for "free". the wording and the order in which they list the items is just an advertising ploy . all companies do this to make you feel like you're getting something for nothing in hopes that you'll buy it. sorry if i came off wrong and for the confusion. no hard feelings.