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Demon
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 Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 10:42 pm Post subject: UMI Single Adjustable PHR/LCA (Poly/Rod) |
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Powdercoated in Black, sell for $285ish, asking $210 and shipping (since I suck and am still in tx)... Just pulled them off today in great working condition, only reason for pulling them off is just because I decided on a Rod/Rod combo instead.
will get pics if needed, stock pic here.
they're a bit dirty but otherwise perfectly fine and dandy
I'll also throw in a grease gun with a nearly full cartridge of the Super Lube grease (Spohn's White Sticky Stuff or whatever that he sells for $15 a pop) for the poly ends as well, since I won't be needed it
I'm starting to have too many parts just laying around, kind of sucks |
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blue89
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Twilightoptics
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If they are good quality like QA1 they should sweep the dirt off and act as their own seal and last a long time.
I've beat on mine for something like two years. Plenty of wet weather driving and they are fine. Not the same brand, I built my setup, but ya get the picture. |
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Demon
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| Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 7:43 am Post subject: |
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| Twilightoptics wrote: | If they are good quality like QA1 they should sweep the dirt off and act as their own seal and last a long time.
I've beat on mine for something like two years. Plenty of wet weather driving and they are fine. Not the same brand, I built my setup, but ya get the picture. |
yeah they're QA1 ...
honestly like Paul said, the dirt is kept out fairly well... I also use another variant of the lithium grease from superlube on them but it's a spray, keeps things nice 
I've had them on for just under a year but the rod ends are probably the cleanest part on the pieces |
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Twilightoptics
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| Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 7:45 am Post subject: |
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| The QA1's I have are non-greasible. |
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Demon
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| Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 7:49 am Post subject: |
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| Twilightoptics wrote: | | The QA1's I have are non-greasible. |
they don't need to be lubed at all, the superlube spray i used was just for additional protection because when it rains in houston, it tends to leave much more standing water than up there  used it on the poly side too
concrete city a smidge below sea level = suck |
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