How does this compare to the kit sold by OWC that's about $100 more?
624323
The OWC drives are junk, they use outdated SandForce controllers and have serious reliability issues. Take a look at some reviews on macrumors and amazon.
253941
can someone please answer this question , because im showing both kits having the same impact driver?
1189617
I would say CC has a little better craftsmanship especially the attachment mechanism. However the opteka has great value for money
643201
Go with the Craftsman if you can afford it. Craftsman is always a better option.
1125362
It works as good or better than original, I have had no problem. Plus you get extra parts with kit. Enjoy!
1947231
to be honest, it's up to you. price isn't too huge a difference (amazon) and Smith's products have kits and whatnot. the Guided has seramic rods, a hook & arrowhead screws, and a strop. i would reccomend the Guided, because i have that one.
1893324
Yes it does. I have seen both kits and the OTC kit I feel is much higher quality than the Gearwrench kits. I have no reservations at all about recommending the OTC kit to anyone. I hope this helps.
1614001
No, that is not included with this kit. OWC sells such a kit as a separate product.
1702781
Shipping is free, just make sure your getting the new 801212 with this kit, not the old ones....
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Thank you for all your responses. I just wanted to make sure, it would help if there was a little more info in the description. I will be purchasing this kit.
84206
shouldnt be any problem, you can always check what will fit @ OWC under MyOWC
1262365
It is a good pretty good kit though for the price, shocks are not great but work. If you don't mind spending the money on the install and permanently modifying your differential go for it. I wish they sold just the upper control arms
801142
Building the kit itself isn't really very tough. Make sure you look at what is NOT included, in the product description. Doing the research and getting the rest to all work together is tougher (IMHO) than putting this kit together. After that, it's tough to find/make GCode to actually make the machine do something useful. By the nature of this question, I'd say you need to do much more research. Also, on the ZEN website is a PDF for assembling the kit that you can look at for free before every making the plunge.
646094
No it's not. Sorry. & Try looking on another website for the kit hun. Good Luck!
1520914
Oh, that's an easy and emphatic "yes". Apparently there are two versions of this kit being distributed and the one that I got was pretty bottom of the barrel Chinese manufacture.
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I wish I had bought this one for the higher prce. I got the cyclone by itself, but the specs for the kit call for a 90 Mil bucket, which I found WERE NOT at my local ACE or Home Depot, they both carry 70 mil, which is not thick enough. VERY frustrating trip. considering this has everything you need to get it going who cares if you need to buy some electrical tape to tighten the fittings.Now, those who are local to a Lowes may be able to source the buckets and hardware and save some money, but not the full $50 price difference, (not even considering the time it takes to go to the store) I wish I had bought this one for the higher prce. I got the cyclone by itself, but the specs for the kit call for a 90 Mil bucket, which I found WERE NOT at my local ACE or Home Depot, they both carry 70 mil, which is not thick enough. VERY frustrating trip. considering this has everything you need to get it going who cares if you need to buy some electrical tape to tighten the fittings.Now, those who are local to a Lowes may be able to source the buckets and hardware and save some money, but not the full $50 price difference, (not even considering the time it takes to go to the... » Read More I wish I had bought this one for the higher prce. I got the cyclone by itself, but the specs for the kit call for a 90 Mil bucket, which I found WERE NOT at my local ACE or Home Depot, they both carry 70 mil, which is not thick enough. VERY frustrating trip. considering this has everything you need to get it going who cares if you need to buy some electrical tape to tighten the fittings.Now, those who are local to a Lowes may be able to source the buckets and hardware and save some money, but not the full $50 price difference, (not even considering the time it takes to go to the store) « Show Less
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I chose milwaukee. Ended up buying the 2797-22 kit for $150 brand new. I chose milwaukee because of the better construction and it's LOw price. I also planned on buying the m12 fuel hackzall, which I did and got for 100. The dual charge battery charger comes in handy with both m12 and m18.