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Guest Lenny
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I have ordered everything I need for a new run of differential kits for the Trooper. I'm making a limited number of them so if your interested, let me know. They will be $135 per kit includint shipping to the continental USA and Canada. Two kits will be needed for both the front and rear differentials. This kit solves a lot of serious problems with the stock differential including the ring gear bolt shearing problem, the spider gear pin coming out problem, pinion gear to ring gear alignment problem and general undesirable slop through out the differential internal mating parts and shafts. Forum members get a $10 discount per kit if purchased from me directly and not through Ebay. Each kit comes with very clear and well detailed instructions with lots of instructional pictures.

Lenny

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We should be able to start shipping out Differential upgrade kits the first part of next week. Unless someone post a question or something that requires a response by me, I will not be posting under this differential upgrade topic again. I don't feel it's appropriate to use the forum as a sales billboard and only mentioned the kits here because so many of the forum members have asked about the kits. You can still order them as a forum member and get the $10 discount per kit provided you order directly from me and not through Ebay. This and other items I offer are on Ebay. Thanks to everyone.

Lenny

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  On 8/12/2010 at 11:53 PM, Lenny said:

We should be able to start shipping out Differential upgrade kits the first part of next week. Unless someone post a question or something that requires a response by me, I will not be posting under this differential upgrade topic again. I don't feel it's appropriate to use the forum as a sales billboard and only mentioned the kits here because so many of the forum members have asked about the kits. You can still order them as a forum member and get the $10 discount per kit provided you order directly from me and not through Ebay. This and other items I offer are on Ebay. Thanks to everyone.

Lenny

When you get them on ebay, I suggest you add one more post with a ebay link, I think it would be appropriate, since you are making the for forum members.

Kinarfi

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  On 8/13/2010 at 1:22 PM, Kinarfi said:

When you get them on ebay, I suggest you add one more post with a ebay link, I think it would be appropriate, since you are making the for forum members.

Kinarfi

Here is an E-bay link to the Differential Upgrade Kits.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/JOYNER-Differential-Upgrade-Kit-Trooper-Renegade-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQitemZ260655753348QQptZOtherQ5fVehicleQ5fParts

Thanks

Lenny

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