Anyone have experience with this company. I'd like to get a complete kit so as not to chase parts around.
http://www.trail-gear.com/images/sas-600.jpg

 

I can't find the thread doing a search, but theres a good one debating why one kit is better than the other and blah blah blah.

bottom line, they're all about the same, its basically personal preference on who you'd like to give the money too.

edit: found it
double edit: posted wrong link, searching again

correct link: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...ght=trail+gear

 

Marlin Crawler has a similar set up, I would check that one out too.

 

i believe the trail gear guy used to work for marlin? im not sure, but i love their stuff and would go with them.

 

I used stuff from Trail Gear and Marlin when I did my SAS. I started piecing it togther before Trail Gear ever existed, but then when I was ready to buy the last few parts they had the best prices.

Many of the fabricated steel parts that Trail Gear and Marlin sell are made by the same manufacturing company.

 

I personally have a lot of Trail Gear products on my trail rig and I'll be happy to answer any questions you have about that kit...shoot me an email/PM.

 

Lots of guys on TTORA have had good luck with the trailgear kit - I hear it is pretty much all inclusive

 

I wouldn't quite say that:

http://www.offroadsolutions.com/prod...86-95_coilover


That's how to do a SAS....




Fred

 

I know they've had that kit out for a while now, didn't realize that its that reasonably priced.
edit: i scrolled down and just saw the slightly LARGER price tag.

As far as most of people who are doing SAS's and getting springs and not coils, yes, its a matter of who you want to pay.

If your wanting to go coils, then ORS is I believe the only one with the kit??

 

I used allpro on mine about 4 years ago it was a great kit but I've never heard any bad things about trailgear they seem to be the most popular these days. I didn't like the pinion angle on mine when we were done and you can't use shims.