Kyle, I would go with the TRW. A lifetime guarantee, and with a national
chain...
I also seen the various posts on your need for an air compressor, or air
tank. Several years ago we had a Vet that had a heavy duty rear bumper that
was basically a 4 inch square tube (can it be a tube and square? you get
the idea I hope). Anyhow that bumper was an air tank, that he could charge
up as needed. I don't remember if that was a commercially available item,
or something that he had specially made up.
I used to have a tank made from a freon tank (about a 5 gal size) and the
conversion kits you can find. It was ok, but I wasn't overly impressed with
it. I am sure it would not pump up two tires.
Cal Hyer
Cal Hyer
----- Original Message -----
From: Kyle Kozubal <grndak4x4@home.com>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 5:11 PM
Subject: DML: Re: Re: Pitman Arm 101(Prices!)
> Ok well now that I have the removal/installation pretty much down, I have
> another pitman arm related question; PRICE. I called 12 part stores today
> and prices ranged from $23.99(Pep Boys) to $49.99(small local shop). Does
> anyone know if all pitman arms are really the same? I mean $24 seems like
a
> great darn price to me, but will it be as good of quality as the
$30-$40-$50
> ones?? I would rather pay more for a better quality pitman arm and know it
> will last and perform better. Autozone's is $31.99 but I cannot even
> pronounce or spell the name who makes it(starts with an M, not Moog
though),
> but it is a lifetime warrantied part. Trak Auto's price is $35, with the
> same maunfacturer and same lifetime warranty. Pep Boys wants $24, with a
> lifetime warrany made by TRW. Any thoughts now???
> Kyle
> 93 Dakota 4x4 V6
>
>
>
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