[barlow]

Hey need a a complete WT rear diff for my 1991 sierra and where is the best place to buy transfer gears from?

[want33s]

Eveery man and his bloody dog wants a WT rear diff at the moment... Good luck...

Lowrange offroad is the only place for gears etc...

[ellis]

try lockup4x4

[Ben_Sierra]

ellis wrote:

try lockup4x4

Why when its the same gear as lowrange but more expensive??

[unique_seek]

Ben_Sierra wrote:

ellis wrote:

try lockup4x4

Why when its the same gear as lowrange but more expensive??

Because when you have a warranty claim you don't have to send them back to the states(big $$)

[Ben_Sierra]

unique_seek wrote:

Ben_Sierra wrote:

ellis wrote:

try lockup4x4

Why when its the same gear as lowrange but more expensive??

Because when you have a warranty claim you don't have to send them back to the states(big $$)

Um, all locktup's stuff comes straight from the states, so guess where you have to send it back to?

[unique_seek]

Ben_Sierra wrote:

unique_seek wrote:

Ben_Sierra wrote:

ellis wrote:

try lockup4x4

Why when its the same gear as lowrange but more expensive??

Because when you have a warranty claim you don't have to send them back to the states(big $$)

Um, all locktup's stuff comes straight from the states, so guess where you have to send it back to?

such a smart ass...The warranty will be done through locktup,so THEY would have to send it to the states...not the customer.....and depending on how well they want to look after you,they could give you a set off the shelf,and deal with the warranty claim independent of the customer...

[Fatzook]

unique_seek wrote:

Ben_Sierra wrote:

unique_seek wrote:

Ben_Sierra wrote:

ellis wrote:

try lockup4x4

Why when its the same gear as lowrange but more expensive??

Because when you have a warranty claim you don't have to send them back to the states(big $$)

Um, all locktup's stuff comes straight from the states, so guess where you have to send it back to?

such a smart ass...The warranty will be done through locktup,so THEY would have to send it to the states...not the customer.....and depending on how well they want to look after you,they could give you a set off the shelf,and deal with the warranty claim independent of the customer... :wink:

But they won't. They are in the business of making money, and you don't make money by handing out parts in leu of a warranty claim.

Besides, it would cost $50-60 to send the gears back to lowrange, and I'm sure Sean would even accept photographic proof of damage in some cases.

The US is closer than you think

[Ben_Sierra]

And they won't give you a set off the shelf, cos they don't keep any stock in Australia....

[Brett]

or reply to emails low range is the go