G2 Core44 axle housing install
05-26-2017, 07:31 AM
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As mentioned in the other thread, we aren't hiding anything.
90%+ of our products are made here in the USA. And are proud to hire hundreds of Americans across this country.
For us to get into a US foundry it is cost prohibitive, and we want to make a product at a fair/competitive price point.
I am sorry that you think we are being "frauds" but we aren't.
That is the template for the 100's, probably 1000's, of pages on our website.
90%+ of our products are made here in the USA. And are proud to hire hundreds of Americans across this country.
For us to get into a US foundry it is cost prohibitive, and we want to make a product at a fair/competitive price point.
I am sorry that you think we are being "frauds" but we aren't.
That is the template for the 100's, probably 1000's, of pages on our website.
"Representations about entire product lines
Manufacturers and marketers should not indicate, either expressly or implicitly, that a whole product line is of U.S. origin ("Our products are made in USA") when only some products in the product line are made in the U.S. according to the "all or virtually all" standard."
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/busi...e-usa-standard
05-26-2017, 07:36 AM
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Just throwing it out there that it is literally illegal to have that in the template of your website unless 100% of your products meet the made in USA requirements, I'd recommend taking the time to get it fixed:
"Representations about entire product lines
Manufacturers and marketers should not indicate, either expressly or implicitly, that a whole product line is of U.S. origin ("Our products are made in USA") when only some products in the product line are made in the U.S. according to the "all or virtually all" standard."
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/busi...e-usa-standard
"Representations about entire product lines
Manufacturers and marketers should not indicate, either expressly or implicitly, that a whole product line is of U.S. origin ("Our products are made in USA") when only some products in the product line are made in the U.S. according to the "all or virtually all" standard."
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/busi...e-usa-standard
Thank you christensent for posting this. Glad to see integrity hasn't completely evaporated from US culture.
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05-26-2017, 07:40 AM
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BTW, new poll in "Anything & Everything"
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Because inquiring minds wanna know....
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05-26-2017, 08:13 AM
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Derailed much? lol Leave it to JKForum to take a thread about an axle housing install and turn it into a thread about stolen valor and false advertising. Congrats man, I'm glad you are comfortable on your soap box. You want to talk about douche bags, look in the mirror...... 
you're an idiot. Nothing you've contributed to this thread has been modified or tech related. You took it upon yourself to attack a manufacture just because you have a personal vendetta against them. That should be left for off topic or general or whatever. Not shitting on someones modified thread. The thread you started in your last post should have been where you started. Maybe then it would be helpful to someone on this forum, instead you crapped in my thread. Good on you man...... 
05-26-2017, 08:21 AM
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PS DJ1, I replied to your other thread. You'll notice I stayed on topic too. That's how this whole internet forum thing is supposed to work.
05-26-2017, 10:58 AM
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05-26-2017, 12:43 PM
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In an attempt to get this thread back on topic. My pinion seal is leaking. 
I've put just under 200 miles on it and decided to drive it to work today. Parked it in my usual spot and about 20 minutes later I noticed quite the puddle under my differential. Crawled underneath and sure enough, looks like it's coming right up between the yoke and the seal. It appears it just happened within probably the last couple miles into work. Gear oil on driveline, engine skid, control arm and a trace on the rear tire but not much on the exhaust crossover and I didn't smell it either. Crap.... guess I gotta pull it all apart again.
I've put just under 200 miles on it and decided to drive it to work today. Parked it in my usual spot and about 20 minutes later I noticed quite the puddle under my differential. Crawled underneath and sure enough, looks like it's coming right up between the yoke and the seal. It appears it just happened within probably the last couple miles into work. Gear oil on driveline, engine skid, control arm and a trace on the rear tire but not much on the exhaust crossover and I didn't smell it either. Crap.... guess I gotta pull it all apart again.
05-26-2017, 01:15 PM
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In an attempt to get this thread back on topic. My pinion seal is leaking. I've put just under 200 miles on it and decided to drive it to work today. Parked it in my usual spot and about 20 minutes later I noticed quite the puddle under my differential. Crawled underneath and sure enough, looks like it's coming right up between the yoke and the seal. It appears it just happened within probably the last couple miles into work. Gear oil on driveline, engine skid, control arm and a trace on the rear tire but not much on the exhaust crossover and I didn't smell it either. Crap.... guess I gotta pull it all apart again.
I've put just under 200 miles on it and decided to drive it to work today. Parked it in my usual spot and about 20 minutes later I noticed quite the puddle under my differential. Crawled underneath and sure enough, looks like it's coming right up between the yoke and the seal. It appears it just happened within probably the last couple miles into work. Gear oil on driveline, engine skid, control arm and a trace on the rear tire but not much on the exhaust crossover and I didn't smell it either. Crap.... guess I gotta pull it all apart again.