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wears out, and i understand that, but honestly?? less than 8 months/>10,000 miles.
And what i have wheeled, and who i have wheeled with, its not like it is "HARDCORE", at all.
If it was Super hardcore, wheeling, then i could understand having parts wear out like they did, but not for road drive being well over the majority of the driving i have done.
Thats sad and that is what made up my decision i think. I have never had problems with any company i have ordered from in getting parts or not getting what i ordered, just inferior parts.
Not happy with what i have described about the sas kit, my "DOM" sliders are dented a bit, and i haven't used them all that much. I just feel they are "CHEAP" parts. and i had heard this when i bought my
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Just the situation i was in, i was impatient and wanted it done THEN, so instead of saving for what another month, i bought the cheaper kit, and i somewhat regret that decision now.
I knew i would have to replace these things, being a cheaper kit, but i had no idea it would have been this soon.
With it all said and done, buying a kit was a great decision for me the first time, cause i didn't know what the hell i needed, and it made it simple not having to deal with piecing everything together. My advice is to wait it out, save some more money and/or build your own kit. Piece together everything, if i had done so, i could have had an equally built rig for probably close to 3/4 the cost.
