Titanium and Delrin link sliders

[Erik D_lux]

Originally Posted by Bcampisi

Just order a set of 8

Funny, I just shipped a set of 8

Thanks!

[Bcampisi]

Man that was fast you da man lol

[eisman]

Originally Posted by Erik D_lux

Funny, I just shipped a set of 8

Thanks!

I hope there's a set crossing the border soon for me too

[Erik D_lux]

Originally Posted by eisman

I hope there's a set crossing the border soon for me too

Yep. Shirt too.

Yours was sent regular first class mail so no tracking but it should all be there soon.

[eisman]

Originally Posted by Erik D_lux

Yep. Shirt too.

Yours was sent regular first class mail so no tracking but it should all be there soon.

Awesome! Thanks for the heads up.

[Losi6821]

Order#1691193....

Looking forward to rec. my parts.....

Will take pics once installed ...

Thank you

[Erik D_lux]

ttt

[Erik D_lux]

Now adding Titanium sliders to the menu

[miner mike]

Originally Posted by Erik D_lux

Now adding Titanium sliders to the menu

I was very impressed on how perfectly the fit my links, Thank's for yet another great product.

[Erik D_lux]

Thanks Mike!

They are a nice tight fit. Sometimes its easiest to set them on the link, and then thread the rod end on letting it press the slider onto the link.

[Erik D_lux]

ttt

[thomass14]

erik I thank you for your products you make, keep up the good work. I was wondering if there was a way to make bent lcc links with a 40/60 link setup so shorter front and longer rear that will keep the rig at 12.5 wheelbase so people like me don't have to keep making homemade ones just an idea. do you make custom links? pm me if your interested or if you already have some thanks again

[Erik D_lux]

Sending PM now....

To answer the question, yes, I make custom length links and LCC stuff would be no different.

[cormier33]

Ok, I'm sure it's here but search and google haven't helped me out. What is the advantage to having sliders and why would we only put them on the lower links? Is it only a matter of ensuring the rod end stays straight while we're abusing them? (ie: strengthens the joint?)

confused.

[Szczerba]

Originally Posted by cormier33

Ok, I'm sure it's here but search and google haven't helped me out. What is the advantage to having sliders and why would we only put them on the lower links? Is it only a matter of ensuring the rod end stays straight while we're abusing them? (ie: strengthens the joint?)

confused.

They are there to make a smooth transition from the blunt end of the rod end and link. You would be suprised how the rod end without these sliders can get hung on the edge of a rock. I run these sliders on my rigs.

[Erik D_lux]

Yep, they help the transition and they also help the life of the rod end while looking much better.

[cormier33]

Originally Posted by Erik D_lux

Yep, they help the transition and they also help the life of the rod end while looking much better.

Oh trust me, I know they look good! I just didn't know what they were for...lol

That's perfect guys, thanks. I'll be adding those to my order then! Guess that also explains why they only go on the lowers.

[Solitaire]

Erik
I'd like to order some more of these, but shipping seems to have gone haywire. I tried to order 8 thru your website and shipping was something ugly like $50. Last time I got these from you the shipping to BC Canada was $8. Can you shine a little light on the subject?
Thanks
Bob

[Erik D_lux]

Hey Bob,

Make sure the shipping is correct. Make sure the country is correct and also that the type of delivery is correct.

For some reason it defaults to "Belgium" and a medium flat rate so that is probably what youre seeing.

If you cant get it to work, you can simply order and I will refund the incorrect fees or PM me and I can send an invoice.

[Solitaire]

PM sent.