RHD 40's on 60's diff Hi-Steer

[WICKED]

Hi all,
I'm an Aussie, i've just done a SPOA conversion and want to run Hi-Steer. Do marlin make Right Hand Drive Hi-Steer??? or do I have to go Sky-Manufacturing???
i was going to ring and order some in the morning but then realised they wouldn't fit.

cheers

benny

[LCOwner]

I don't think hes does.  But I'd call him to be sure.

[sine80]

try 4x4 labs too, I think their arms are symmetrical and can be used on either side

http://www.4x4labs.com/

mike

[crawlerdan]

try 4x4 labs too, I think their arms are symmetrical and can be used on either side

http://www.4x4labs.com/

mike

call lucas at 4x4 labs, he specializes in foriegn landcruisers, and make everythin that you need to play in the rocks plus hes a nice guy too

[Hammerhead]

Luke at 4x4Labs can set-up your steering arms just for your application.  Outstanding product.  You will love having the TR behind the axle where it can't hit rocks.  I can use my front housing to ramp up on rocks (or break the tops off of the rocks) and I never worry about my TR getting bent.

[lc tpi]

 if you are running the stock tie rod and relay rod you could use extreme gear high steer arms. these arms are set up for landcruisers and they have some for mini's too. the cruiser arms are a little longer between the tie rod and pivot. this makes the steering ratio a little slower as the arms are longer. kind of nice on a short wheelbase.