We know anyone in Lafayette or BR that deals in them?
Ironman done locally
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not that I know of
have ordered from a supplier on the East coast before though.
have ordered from a supplier on the East coast before though.
Not sure if they do or not but Jonas, Kevin and Matt (all LLK members) started a new expedition outfitting company in New Orleans. They are carrying some major brands. Ironman may be on their list.
https://forum.ih8mud.com/la-louisia...48-endless-horizon-expedition-outfitters.html
https://forum.ih8mud.com/la-louisia...48-endless-horizon-expedition-outfitters.html
No sure don't, I deal with Camel 4x4 for my ironman stuff they are great to deal with. I can get you a contact if interested.
http://store.camel4x4.com/category/80_Series_Lexus450.html
Just to ramble, LOL and because I was thinking of Mike Theriot. As of a few years ago Camel was the only US distributer of the Iron Man products. They were obviously some folks state side wanting their stuff but did't want the long shipping times it took for the stuff to cross the big water. One of our early members Mike T a huge land cruiser enthusiast and a guy I learned a lot from bought their 2 1/2 inch lift with the foam cell shocks and was very impressed with it. I miss that guy Cheers! Like some of our other brothers who have come and gone growing families took over. I hope I'm still kicking with it when they come back around
yup remember it well!
also they were and as far as I know the only one to offer L & R different springs for TUC everyone else only offered the same + a shim not a good combo IMO.
so am quit happy with there products & service was excellent!
also they were and as far as I know the only one to offer L & R different springs for TUC everyone else only offered the same + a shim not a good combo IMO.
so am quit happy with there products & service was excellent!
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Ok, thanks guys. When I'm ready I'll get with the chief mechanic at Kegley Enterprises for the install. Still not sure what I'm going with.
He is "The Man" for the job for sure but if you feel like getting dirty and learning we can knock that out in a few hours its a piece of cake
I know we wouldn't hurt PK's feelings he's not lacking any work for sure
what does Ironman have tofit you rig that ya ain`t got already?
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Looking ahead at the 80 I want to get there Paul. Just waiting on the right one. I'll for sure be there to lend a hand since I'll have transportation to get there.
ah! sooo da cart before da horse best get horse first might have proper saddle n bridle already