Outer Limits 4x4 Board

The fitter whoever it is isn't much chop if they will let a job out the door without at least suggesting action by the owner. FFS I thought it was rule 101 to check that springs are retained.

Euan wrote:Any idea what pusrods they used?
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Evan why don't you use the adjustables that are available for the solid lifters? I think Real Steel sell them. Failing that you could skim the pedestals.

more CLUELESS comments from a CLUELESS internet nobody's. if you set the seal housing up correctly in the first place it would not have leaked! simple as that. installation error but yet you come to the conclusion that the PRODUCT is at fault. WRONG!!! TRY TAKING YOUR DIFF TO SOMEONE THAT KNOWS ...

We had had similar problems to this and after a lot of head scratching the locker was removed, checked ,o rings replaced, checked again, refitted...........In short no problem could be found. But the intermittent problem was still there. The locker was removed again, this time it was coaxed into ...

Hayden or Dave at Rovacentre, Ballarto road Skye, 03 97822630. They have the good ones.

Holley's are OK with a couple of minor mods, namely a 350 with a vent tube extension and mounted back to front works fine.

I have 2 sets from Ebay.
Set one is H4 4300k and 50 watt
Set two is H1 6000k, 50 watt.
Both are very good quality and work extremely well.
pm me for the seller links
Cheers

wayne

The Pro locker also uses a one piece cross shaft (better & stronger), whereas the ARB has a three piece design. The actuating cage cage inside the ARB's hemispere is plastic and cracks with time, they are cheap but require a complete strip down to replace. The Pro Lockers has hardened steel posts ...

Thanks Grimace,

Part of the answer, anybody else?

G'day all,
Quick questions, What is the standard bump stop clearance for a stock 2 door Rangie?
Will disco axles and cv's fit into an 85 front housing or do the stub axles need to be changed?
Cheers W

You will need very long breaker bars and have a good idea of what the correct preload feels like. If you dont get the preload correct a diff can be lunched fairly quickly.
If you're not confident in your abilities get a diff joint to do it for you, it's not expensive.

Go for Hytuff 24 spline axles & ARB Locker or wait until TJM's pro locker for Rover's appears.
I bought a rear Maxidrive setup through Fred Smithl just before Christmas and it cost me $1950.

rr215 wrote:thats awesome!!! and you beat my mate to it, he has just stripped his car and bought 5 liters of orange tinter! anyway looks very impressive!

That's no biggy Andre, I dont think Cam will finnish his for another year or two

Where abouts are you? I have a couple of rear bars to look at.

Ive just bought and used some chipguard called Tex Coat 4313. The Body shop sell it for $15 a spray can (only did a small area).
Gives a good hard textured finnish with only a couple of light coats. Looks the shiz

40 litre Engel, just love it.
I was doing tours through the NT with 2 Waeco 110 litre units, they work fine as long as you can put up with the catches breaking continuously, the lids warping and the occasional thermostat failure.

Hi all, Thought i'd spend the break on finnishing my 2 door Rangie. Just put flares and 33's on and now thinking of body lift. Question is, how much body lift do you need for 33" tyres? I could take the springs out and find out, but thought someone might know the answer and save me some mucking ...

Hi, Try fitting Nissan Pintara fans, they're cheap $30 from the wreckers and fit a little better. They still require about the same level of mods, but have a little more clearance. I have a Magna thermo swith in the radiator and have it wired so that both fans switch on at 190 degrees, with a 4 core ...

Try 240 series Volvo washers, they are VDO and high pressure (relatively speaking)

Sorry for jackin the thread, but I was wondering if anyone can tell me where to get the Di-electric grease from? Is this the same gear that Telstra uses? ie Linesmans grease. Got a comp on saturday so any help would be good! I was thinking lotsa shopping bags :D Steve. Dielectric grease is sold in ...

G'day, This is my first post/question. I have been having a perv at the site for a while and I have been impressed by the quality of posts. I am lucky enough to have 2 rangies :?: One is a '77 2 door (fairly standard) and the other is my '85 daily driver, which is the reason for my enquiry as it is ...