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Old 23-09-2007
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Were would I find a set of good outdrive savers for my xx4? Had a bit of an off today and lost one of the pair that came with the car.

Any help would be great thanks
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PM someone called ryan on here he sells them i have a pair of his, high quality top notch and at a good price to.


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Thanks for that,Contacted ryan, he's not got any at the min.......,Anyone know who else to contact???????
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Old 25-09-2007
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go to your local hobby store/ hobby shop and bring your diff. they should have some aluminum tubes there. Find a size that fits your outdrives tightly. this should only be a few pounds. Go home, cut them to an appropriate length, and use a drop of CA to hold them on. if you dont lather it on, they should be able to pull off fairly easily, but they shouldn't come off when you run the car. (i saw pics of this on another forum, so i'm not completely bs'ing you)
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so there is abit of BS in there somewhere?
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Im not sure if it would work as you would need the holes drilled on the sides to allow for the pin to go inside as the pin on the uj's is slightly longer than the diameter of the outdrive so you wouldnt be able to get the uj in without filing the end of the pin down which may result in the pin spinning in the outdrive.

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