Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Just spotted this if anyone's squashed their tank;
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... :B:SS:AU:1

IMHO: Feroza = bigger, more space, more driver comfort. Sierra = cheaper and easier parts, more 4x4 options. Stock standard the Feroza can outperform the Sierra off-road, but it doesn't take much to turn the sierra into an off-road monster. Some of the options you can put on the Suzi are simply not ...

going... going... gone!

That is hellishly nice work. Very impressive.

AVALIABLE

Feroza:
-A pair of fagged out rear springs free to good home

WANTED

Feroza:
-LSD

Did something else cause it? That is a question I may be able to answer once I've pulled the head. Possible warped head I suppose. The last time she stopped (before the breakdown that is) there was a disconcerting 'clink' as I walked away from the car, I remember thinking... "funny!" Then drove up ...

---Warning--- ---some of the following images may disturb some viewers--- Hmmm... I think that my camshaft is indeed a little outside of spec. http://users.bigpond.net.au/catgutmary/Pulley.jpg Sheared at the pulley end of the camshaft. http://users.bigpond.net.au/catgutmary/PulleyFracture.jpg Ouch ...

It's been a while since I've been in here. Poor old feroza is sitting on the road side with a busted camshaft and god knows what else melted/shattered/bent. About to start the autopsy. I suppose I'd best start looking for a new head.

How do you break a camshaft anyway?

Fun, fun, fun.

How much for those garden lights?

As posted by Murcod ages back;

http://websites.golden-orb.com/ct/102734.php

Try http://www.warfs.org for the specs.

I like the dashboard... but I doubt the relevant authorities would share my enthusiasm.

I had this a while back. Airbypass valve was playing up (jammed open) Test by putting a thumb over the intake to see if the surging goes away. I got a whole lot of RP7 down in there and somehow got it moving again by prying at it with a bamboo skewer (Special Tool #5436-99a)

Hehehe... nice flex too!

That reeks. Hope you're reunited with it.

Why you little....

Not at highway speed and it happens a bit when you're braking? Weird. Sounds like something is moving back and forth. I've had the fan clatter on the fan shroud in the past. Thats the most likely chunk of fast moving plastic I can think of. I'd examine it for fresh wear and play. Otherwise... some ...

More quality work! I REALLY loved the new goop pasted over the top of the old goop... that was a nice touch. None of the bolts were tightened within the specified torque range, and the harder to reach ones were barely finger tight. On a side note, on the side of the engine block just above and ...

Yep... it's jutting out forward, thusly;

Much nicer now that i've replaced the exhaust manifold gasket. No-one in their right mind would have re-used it... but these guys figured that a heap of silicone would fix it. *grrrr* At least crawling around fixing up after thebuggers has allowed me to spot a heap of other little 'suprises' they ...

Would not recommend these guys, except perhaps as a source for parts. Most of the work done looks sound... but on closer inspection... * recycling spring clips on water hoses = water leaks * one of the exhaust manifold bolts was barely finger tight * none of the others were fastened to torque spec ...

Before my 'little altercation' with a tree... I had option 3. The panel beaters replaced it with a generic sail area mirror with control knob (doesn't look daihatsu to my untrained eye). They just attacked the sail area with a ruddy great drill bit (left swarf hanging everywhere of course) for the ...

Hmm... more than a week since I had the truck towed away and they are still 'working' on it. They had better have done a VERY good job when I get it back tommorrow. It seems that 2-3 days means more than a week, if i'd known that, I would have fixed the bugger myself. I've said it before and I'll ...

lol I wonder if one of them 3L skyline motors would fit? It's getting towed away for surgery this morning. I hate to see someone else working on it after many bad experiences with mechanics... i just haven't got the time to spare. (having a rat awful cold ATM doesn't help either) Might seriously ...

Just got a quote on replacement by a crowd in Braeside with a 6 month warranty for $1450 or $2000 installed (goodbye locker budget). I might just take 'em up on the installation as I don't really have the time to be crawlin around in an engine bay ATM. The crowd are "Dai Auto Salvage", has anyone ...

Id be down for this if I didn't have engine strife. Put me down as definitely interested though... just wont be cashed up for a little while :(

At least it was fun driving the thing back from the northern suburbs in peak hour. Haven't had such an adrenlin rush for a while. I was going to go out there and crawl under the SOB in the wet and the cold, but I think I might kick back in front of Bathurst and sink a few beers. I need some ...

I got a feeling that i'm in the market for a new donk. The feroza has developed a nasty rattle in what sounds like the bottom end when you rev it over about 2000 and also under various load conditions. It sounds better under heavy load (acceleration or decceleration) than it does under a light one ...

You broke an idler arm playing squash? I didn't even know they'd let yer take a forby onto the court!

Seriously though, tough break man.

Mine has always drank about 10L/100km, sometimes a little better, sometimes a little worse. Not too much difference between drining open roads or in traffic. The unifilter i installed a month or so back has improved consumption marginally. Hopefully once I get the colly wobbles out of my driveline ...