Lower Gearing in Transfer Case

[GreenRodeo]

Came upon this:

https://www.independent4x.com/merchantm ... cts_id=232

Has anyone here used them?

Not sure if that kit suits my Rodeo (pick-up) transfer case.

Any comments or advice welcomed.

[sprey]

I have used them personaly but ALOT of the Vehicross people on the Vehicross Forum i go on have and all ive heard is good stuff
I think the guy that owns it or something is named Matt.

I still might get some of the StainlessSteel braided brake lines from them, But first have a talk to some brake places here

[geeves]

Very tight rules on braded brake hoses. I belive they have to have an expiry date which is enforced at wof time because you cant inspect the rubber. Check with your favorite mechanic before buying

[nig99]

The place to go tofind out about Independant4x is http://forum.planetisuzoo.com

Matt is fairly active from time to time there, and you can find info on fitting the reduction gears and all sorts of other Isuzu stuff etc there

[sprey]

Very tight rules on braded brake hoses. I belive they have to have an expiry date which is enforced at wof time because you cant inspect the rubber. Check with your favorite mechanic before buying

Sweet XD
Dont want any trouble like that so ill just stick with my stock ones for the time being thanks Geeves

[pig75]

Came upon this:

https://www.independent4x.com/merchantm ... cts_id=232

Has anyone here used them?

Not sure if that kit suits my Rodeo (pick-up) transfer case.

Any comments or advice welcomed.

I have a set

http://clubisuzu.proboards.com/index.cg ... 395&page=1

[BUSHPIG]

braded brake hoses never expire as they dont have any rubber compoents. if they are proper good quilty hoes they will be teflon inner with stainless brading.

[geeves]

Just had a search on ltsa and lvta and couldnt find anything. I know that nz4wd had problems with braided hoses on the rangerover they built. Your local mechanic should know this answer