Ron in SoCal |
01-24-2012 08:39 PM |
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Originally Posted by JSM
(Post 391606)
I went with THE GMR floater. It is undeniably the strongest/lightest COMPLETE kit on the market.
If you truly need a "Floater", this is the ONLY one specifically designed for the harshest of conditions and will take it, and not built around existing marginal parts out of convenience.:yes:
If you are looking to solve all associated problems inherent of the semi-floater design, I recommend THE GMR. JMO
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JMO, much respect to Jason for his ingenuity, design and commitment to bring it to market. Seriously. Donnie's a madman - check out his pic of the entire housing being turned down on the lathe - Badride is a committed customer and I admire that as well.
You OTHO make claims above that really need to be substantiated in my mind. I'm not sure it's the 'lightest' on the market, it's not proven the existing options are marginal, and it certainly is not the cheapest...just ask Dust off Steve on that one. BTW, what exactly are the 'inherent problems associated with semi-floater design'??
One of the things buyers in today's market look for is extensive R&D, longevity of the vendor and a proven design that offers advantages over other options. I like Jason (alot) and hope that his product/company is successful and proves to be a market leader, but one thing I'm looking for is a bit more real world testing and will not buy based on your opinions presented as fact. I do hope your assumptions prove to be correct and I'll get in line for one of Jason's kits. :cheers:
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