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Taking orders for 14b covers!

Zeus33rd

Zeus33rd

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Just got set up with a plasma cutter vendor for the rings, and have a quantity of them available. Ready to start takin some orders!
I think most of you have seen my covers, but just incase you haven't-
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All 3/8" plate.

Drain/fill plugs + 14 new 3/8x1 allen head bolts for $150+ shipping

Add button head cap screws for additional $10-
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Add countersunk flathead capscrews for additional $15
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Pay-Pal at [email protected]

Email to same address with questions, or PM here.

Dana 60 covers coming very very soon! Options and pricing will most likely be the same as the 14b covers.

Order up!!!!!:D
 
Those are looking bad ass Joe. I really like the countersunk allens, nice and flush. :thumb:

I will wait for our deal to come around someday.
 
~Update~

I discovered some issues with the countersunk bolts today. I'm going to have to remove them as an option for a week or so till I can get the issue solved. The buttonhead bolts are still an option though. If you want to wait for the countersunk option, you can still place your order...So order up! :D
 
So what kind of issues do they have with the countersunk Allens? The only thing i was thinking is that you can't get a lock washer in there. Maybe a star washer. :thinking:
 
Not that....

Since the countersunk hole centers the tapered bolt perfectly in the hole in the ring, like a lugnut centers a rim using the countersunk hole in the rim, all of the holes in the ring need to be perfect in relation to the center of the holes in the housing. I had just used an old stock cover and a transfer punch to transfer the hole pattern over to a ring that I am using as a "master part/template". I drill the holes in the ring a bit bigger than the diameter of the bolts, which allows for alittle misalignment of the bolt holes. That works fine with conventional bolts, but not with the countersunk ones. When I tried to bolt a cover to my test housing using the countersunk bolts, about half of them bolted down on center, the other half did not, because my template was not perfect. I have to wait till my new order of rings shows up on Friday, then I can figure out a way to make an exact, perfect template of the bolt pattern. I think I might just take a gasket or maybe even the entire housing to a machine shop and have them make something up for me. I tried using a gasket to lay it out myself, but it just didn't really work out...the gasket was so floppy that I couldn't get it to lay perfectly flat and in the same position while I marked the holes, also the gasket isn't thick enough to allow the use of a transfer punch. lol, So far it's been one little stupid issue like this after another, over and over. I sure hope all the little kinks work themselves out, I don't think I can deal with anymore. :)
 
Round cover? You mean for the 10b? If so, then yes, plans are there...It'll prolly be awhile though. I have to get all these little issues worked out with the 14b and D60 covers first.

If you weren't refering to the 10b....I'm not sure what ya meant..:crazy::)
 
Yes, primarily the 10b, i know i could use a good front cover, and if you plan on eventually doing them, ill wait for one of yours.
 
Can you ship them to Sweden :crazy:
UPS or something and if you can can you check how much it would cost.
If the shipping works I would like one for my d60 and one for my 14bff
 
Man those look badass. I'll be ordering one sometime soon. Ive spent soo much $$ lately I hafta take a break. :D
 
Ronnie4wd said:
Can you ship them to Sweden :crazy:
UPS or something and if you can can you check how much it would cost.
If the shipping works I would like one for my d60 and one for my 14bff
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I will get you a quote on shipping and PM the info to you. :D
 
joez said:
Yes, primarily the 10b, i know i could use a good front cover, and if you plan on eventually doing them, ill wait for one of yours.
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I'll make any cover if someone wants to pay for it. :)
 
Ronnie4wd said:
Can you ship them to Sweden :crazy:
UPS or something and if you can can you check how much it would cost.
If the shipping works I would like one for my d60 and one for my 14bff
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PM sent.

Gonna post up the shipping quotes I got to Stockholm, Sweden just incase any of the others guys in Europe might be curious on a ball park shipping cost-

US Postal service - One 22 lb. package:
Express Mail - 3 to 5 days, then go through customs $92.40. Automatically insured for $100. Trackable


Insured Airmail - 4 to 10 days, then go through customs $80.85. Insured for $100. Not tracked.

US Postal service - One 45 lb. package:
 Express Mail - 3 to 5 days, then go through customs $167.00. Automatically insured for $200. Trackable


Insured Airmail - 4 to 10 days, then go through customs $150.85. Insured for $200. Not tracked.

UPS- for 1 22lb package= $195.46

Fed-Ex- for 1 22lb package= $190.69
Assuming Stockholm, Sweden, postal code 11739

The prices quoted on gf's buisness accounts with the USPS, UPS and Fed-Ex. She gets a discount because of the large amount of shipping she does internationally. Not cheap.:eek:
 
KidJethro said:
PM sent.

Gonna post up the shipping quotes I got to Stockholm, Sweden just incase any of the others guys in Europe might be curious on a ball park shipping cost-

US Postal service - One 22 lb. package:
Express Mail - 3 to 5 days, then go through customs $92.40. Automatically insured for $100. Trackable


Insured Airmail - 4 to 10 days, then go through customs $80.85. Insured for $100. Not tracked.

US Postal service - One 45 lb. package:
Express Mail - 3 to 5 days, then go through customs $167.00. Automatically insured for $200. Trackable


Insured Airmail - 4 to 10 days, then go through customs $150.85. Insured for $200. Not tracked.

UPS- for 1 22lb package= $195.46

Fed-Ex- for 1 22lb package= $190.69

Assuming Stockholm, Sweden, postal code 11739

The prices quoted on gf's buisness accounts with the USPS, UPS and Fed-Ex. She gets a discount because of the large amount of shipping she does internationally. Not cheap.:eek:
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:yikes: It might be cheaper to go for a visit and build them covers on site while there.
 
AkMudr said:
Man those look badass. I'll be ordering one sometime soon. Ive spent soo much $$ lately I hafta take a break. :D
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They are badass!! I got on on my truck last night:p:
 
KidJethro said:
I'll make any cover if someone wants to pay for it. :)
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Well, whatcha need to do one for a 10-bolt? Gasket, factory cover? Whole truck? (I am NOT pulling my axle to ship it to you :D after wrestling the thing in just last week!)

-- A
 
I can usually get them done with just a gasket and a factory cover.....but I'll proll end up picking up an old housing for test fitting. Is a 10b front the same as a 10b rear as far as the covers go?
 
KidJethro said:
I can usually get them done with just a gasket and a factory cover.....but I'll proll end up picking up an old housing for test fitting. Is a 10b front the same as a 10b rear as far as the covers go?
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Huh ... I assume so ... anybody with a 10-bolt rear know?

-- A
 
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