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I would expect so, but 4xOUSA is already as the parent brand so MUD is getting support from Slinky already.Is Mill Creek planning on becoming a MUD supporting vendor?
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I would expect so, but 4xOUSA is already as the parent brand so MUD is getting support from Slinky already.Is Mill Creek planning on becoming a MUD supporting vendor?
Pallets are arriving this week. Pricing should be available in a week or so.
I know things have not gone well in the past, but I know the guy who runs Mill Creek did a lot of research on all those past failures before he made any moves. This has been in the planning stages for over 6 months. Inventory management and product availability seemed to be the main issues last go around. Hopefully some lessons have been learned and things will run a little cleaner this time.
Haven't heard anything of the sort about Darren. I'm sure there are some that might not jive with his personality or with his approach to builds, but in terms of the business he's not the issue. I don't care who you are, there will always be people on the web that think you're the biggest idiot on the planet and others that think you're brilliant. I prefer to look at the the actions and my personal experience with an individual than to base it on something I read on the web from someone I don't even know. In that sense, Darren has been awesome to provide assistance, answer questions etc. My experience with Redline and with EHO were also very positive so I'm not throwing either of them under the bus.Interesting. I wonder how much past failures had to do with the USA distributor vs the main supplier?
There's some not great scuttlebutt on the guy behind 4xoverland Aus on the web. Fairly well known figure in the industry.
Currently hesitant to purchase icon gear from him because of chatter on various forums.
do they make a 4in or taller setup?One more thing. The 80 series kits have been the biggest sellers in the US so far, but they also have full suspension kits the 100 Series, 200 Series, Lexus GX (Prado 120 and 150 platforms), Lexus LX, 4Runner and FJ Cruiser. I believe kits for Tacomas are also coming.
I think many here are probably aware I have been running Slinky suspension for almost 4 years now and was the third US truck to get the suspension. The first was Darren's (owner of the brand) US based 80, and the second is Woody's 80 and he's had it on his truck for 5-ish years. I've run the Stage1 kit and currently run their complete stage4 kit. I'm happy to answer any questions if anyone has them, but there's a lot of information already on the forum for those that want to search.
Not currently. The 75mm kits are the biggest I'm aware of. They have a recipe that is proven and works as a complete kit for the sizes they offer. As you know the taller lifts require additional components etc to work properly and I think they've chosen not to open that can of worms. At least that's what I've been told.do they make a 4in or taller setup?
Yeah, your question has kinda been answered here. Filling your order is likely awaiting the pallets to arrive at Millcreek Overland from Australia this next week.Hello all, new here. I ordered a Slinky stage one from 4xousa 12/6 and my order says awaiting shipment since 12/22. I've emailed them recently asking for a shipping date,but have not got a reply yet. Anybody have an idea what's going on with them?
Thanks,RS
A few of us @Box Rocket, myself etc. are running 37's with the slinky 75mm suspension. No need to go taller unless you like having a higher center of gravity. The EHD springs will make the rear of the truck sit at 4" unless you have a LOT of weight....a 20mm coil spacer up front would level it out at 4", but not needed unless you are super heavy (think 8k+)do they make a 4in or taller setup?
I've seen that too but I have to say my dealings with him getting the slinky kit for the turbo FZJ80 were easy and loved the gearInteresting. I wonder how much past failures had to do with the USA distributor vs the main supplier?
There's some not great scuttlebutt on the guy behind 4xoverland Aus on the web. Fairly well known figure in the industry.
Currently hesitant to purchase icon gear from him because of chatter on various forums.
there will always be people on the web that think you're the biggest idiot on the planet and others that think you're brilliant
Sort of. The similarity is that they are both dual rate coil designs. Not necessarily higher weight ratings either. There are intermediate and heavy as well as Extra Heavy rate coil options from Slinky.Are these like the dobinsons flexi coils, but with higher weight ratings?
The paint job is definitely one thing!So what makes slinky better than dobinson flexi ?
LOTS of discussion about this is other threads if you feel like searching.So what makes slinky better than dobinson flexi ?
from the rules on that it looks like attending the Launch party gets you entered and so does the purchase of any SlinkyBlackhawk product.I suppose there's not a way for non-Facebook MUD members to get in in that?