mog axle pinion conversion

[offroadr35]

what is involved in the pinion conversion to use standard driveshafts? i was lookin at the exaxt.ca website and see that you all do that but i'm thinking shipping the pumpkin both ways might be a little too costly. What does shipping usually run? Also, what does shipping on axles usually run? I'm in Denver. I found some cheap mog axles that i may buy, but if you can get good shipping rates and the pinion conversion is fairly difficult i may be better off just getting them from you.

Thanks,
Steve

[road1will]

was this a message meant to be a reply??? :flipoff272572:

[Wolfgang]

I have the pinion conversion for you

www.killeraxles.com

[offroadr35]

no it's not meant to be a reply. it really could have been a PM to ryeguy but i figured others may have some info.

-Steve

[ryeguy]

Hi Steve,

For the pinion conversion: Depending on what you can do there, we may not need your 3rd member. PM me or gimme a buzz so we can talk over the options.

Shipping a pair of axles to Denver is going to be around $500, I'm told. For 3rd members, I'm not sure. If you have a cheaper alternative for shipping, then let's use it.

--Rob

[Wolfgang]

The pinion conversion is easy to do. Just drill a hole, tap a thread and bolt it on. That´s it.
The shipping cost for the conversion is about 70$.

www.killeraxles.com