Connor strom
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To much down time at work, so i decided to look at parts for my k5. Just wondering but what sites do you guys perfer to use when looking for parts?
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Curiosity killed the cat
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DIY4X, OFFROAD DESIGN , SKY'S OFF ROAD DESIGN,BOYCE EQUIPMENT, SUMMIT,JEGS.....
Depends on what parts your talking about....Most anything chassis, cage, suspension, diff covers, fab parts.....DIY4X (Kert builds stout parts at very reasonable prices) http://diy4x.com/
I look at ultra 4 buggy's and dream about bypasses.
I actually mostly look at sites that sell fab tools
I actually mostly look at sites that sell fab tools
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Alot of those i havnt heard of ill have to check those out!
I look at ultra 4 buggy's and dream about bypasses.
I actually mostly look at sites that sell fab tools
I could look at tools all day long haha. Id love to learn how to do my own fab work too....never even tried
Even if i dont need parts i cant help but scroll through pages and pages of them.
My favorites are:
DIY4X (chevy specific and tons of cool stuff, well built, and priced right, good customer service and do custom work upon request)
Ruffstuff Specialties (run really good holiday sales and have a huge selection of general fab parts, my favorite for steering kits, axle swap kits, & diff covers)
WFO Concepts (lots of chevy stuff, my favorite for high steer arms, have decent holiday sales)
ORD has nice stuff but they are high on price in my opinion and rarely have sales. Consequently the only thing I bought from them was my high clearance engine crossmember and that was after much much looking for a more affordable option.
DIY4X (chevy specific and tons of cool stuff, well built, and priced right, good customer service and do custom work upon request)
Ruffstuff Specialties (run really good holiday sales and have a huge selection of general fab parts, my favorite for steering kits, axle swap kits, & diff covers)
WFO Concepts (lots of chevy stuff, my favorite for high steer arms, have decent holiday sales)
ORD has nice stuff but they are high on price in my opinion and rarely have sales. Consequently the only thing I bought from them was my high clearance engine crossmember and that was after much much looking for a more affordable option.
I look at ultra 4 buggy's and dream about bypasses.
I actually mostly look at sites that sell fab tools
Me too. Dream and look at prices and go okay maybe in a few years.
