2f rebuild kits

[ClemsonCruiser]

Just looking for opinions on the best and most afforable rebuild kits out there. I am planning on pulling my 2f this winter and tearing it down and rebuildning it, so I need to hear your experiences............ Thanks in advance guys

JP

 

[CruisinTiger]

hey JP did you flush your cell phone down the toilet? Give me a call. Got all but the leak in the clutch cylinder fixed, and that should take about 5 min. Wanna drive the beast around and see what it'll do.

 

[ClemsonCruiser]

actually I broke the cell phone off roading the last time we went, it got all smashed up, so I don't have your number any more, my number is 654-3810, and let's get you 40 out wheeling this weekend............

 

[3_puppies]

paclift, in California(I think) Toyota fork lift place has them, use search or someone else will post the #

 

[ClemsonCruiser]

awesome, thanks 3 puppies.........

 

[dd113]

Buy your parts directly from your machine shop. Have them install all bearings, caps, rods, pistons etc... You will save money and have a shop to return to if there are any issues.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Buy your parts directly from your machine shop. Have them install all bearings, caps, rods, pistons etc... You will save money and have a shop to return to if there are any issues.

Ditto, we get all our motor parts from the machine shop direct, they know the parts, they work with them all day long... They have a couple of our motors right now...

"Tight Wad 55" gets a motor soon...

 

[dd113]

Ditto, we get all our motor parts from the machine shop direct, they know the parts, they work with them all day long... They have a couple of our motors right now...

"Tight Wad 55" gets a motor soon...

Kurt, Just how many times have we chased each other on posts like this?

 

[ClemsonCruiser]

Kurt and David, thanks for the info, can you guys give me and idea on price range that you guys spend, so I know what to look for............. again I appreciate your help.