Camel4x4.com gone?

[stolenheron]

From a comment on the Ironman 4x4 USA facebook page

"We aren't leaving the US! We are currently going through a restructuring of our North American operation, and during this time our stocks are going to be tighter, but I can assure you we plan to stay in the US and continue to sell our products to you!

If you or anyone has any questions, please feel free to shoot me a PM. I'll do my best to answer any questions you have.

Cheers,

Matt
Digital Marketing Co-Ordinator
Ironman 4x4"

 

[wreckdiver1321]

Ah, good to hear!

 

[stolenheron]

more from the facebook page

 

[jeep-N-montero]

To address the Ironman vs OME comparison, I spoke with a distributor last Fall who sells both product lines and he stated that the OME springs are more progressive than the Ironman springs. So if you run a loaded rig then the OME is the better product with a better warranty, not to mention ARB/OME has a very solid history compared to some fly by night outfit.

 

[gorditopro]

 

[PirateMcGee]

Well I got ahold of them via facebook. Toyota stuff showing up mid April. Next order will be at least 60 days out. As for pricing they are now the same as Old Man Emu ($100 for shocks, $168 for coils for my Sport). Not really worth waiting 2 months and paying the same or more for a product that might not be as good. Oh well.

 

[SoCalMonty]

I would try contacting Ironman directly.

I ordered my Ironman kit from Camel4x4 and I was happy with the customer service. If they are no longer the official distributor, Ironman themselves would be the only ones to clear things up for sure.

 

[PirateMcGee]

I went through the official IronMan4x4 USA facebook (since their website isn't full bore yet). Just looks like they raised prices over what Camel had and now are the same as OME so there's not really an incentive to try ironman.

 

[no-pistons]

Looks like they recently put this site up
[video]http://www.ironman4x4america.com[/video]

 

[Ironman 4x4]

Hey Guys,

Yes MetalTech4x4 is our new distributor for the US/North America.

They have setup the site:
http://www.ironman4x4america.com
(as stated above).

They are the new guys to speak to about Ironman 4x4 gear in North America. Camel 4x4 is no longer associated with Ironman 4x4 - I won't go into the details, but suffice to say we wouldn't make a change unless it was needed.

Cheers,

Matt
Ironman 4x4