Birfield eliminator kit
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Birfield eliminator kit
anyone running this im thinking about getting it and locking up the front in my runner http://www.sky-manufacturing.com/
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this is not the same kit, but im sure you will find some useful info in the thread https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...eld+eliminator
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main advantage to the birf eliminator kit is theres no more greasy birfields. The new 30 spline longfield stuff is probably stronger but are $$$. It basically turns your front end into a D44 w/ alloy shafts. Upgrade that kit to CTM joints and it would be hard to beat though. Its all about what you want, some people like to keep everything toyota.
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Originally Posted by waskillywabbit
What did you get if you don't mind me asking? Thinking it's about time myself to beef this up with the Marlin going in soon.
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Originally Posted by NCSU-4runner
main advantage to the birf eliminator kit is theres no more greasy birfields. The new 30 spline longfield stuff is probably stronger but are $$$. It basically turns your front end into a D44 w/ alloy shafts. Upgrade that kit to CTM joints and it would be hard to beat though. Its all about what you want, some people like to keep everything toyota.
Jutty,
I got the chromo axles w/ the regular Longs as he didn't have the new ALLl chromo kit out yet, so mine was like $385 for everything compared to the new stuff at $600+, but I've heard nothing but great reviews for what I have and that you are going to have to really try to bomb one.
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Originally Posted by waskillywabbit
By the time you get the eliminator kit and the CTM joints and upgrade to all that stuff, you've spend more than if you just bought the longfields to start with...keep everything Toyota.
Jutty,
I got the chromo axles w/ the regular Longs as he didn't have the new ALLl chromo kit out yet, so mine was like $385 for everything compared to the new stuff at $600+, but I've heard nothing but great reviews for what I have and that you are going to have to really try to bomb one.
Jutty,
I got the chromo axles w/ the regular Longs as he didn't have the new ALLl chromo kit out yet, so mine was like $385 for everything compared to the new stuff at $600+, but I've heard nothing but great reviews for what I have and that you are going to have to really try to bomb one.
Cool. Trying to figure out the way I'm going to go with this. Money always dictates but he has my business.
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Originally Posted by Cebby
Don't the new birfs from Bobby turn tighter than the eliminator kits?
if there is a difference its negligible. I'd have my steering stops set as wide as possible running either set
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