Outer Limits 4x4 Board

yeah good job.
(i can tell the difference between AU and Pre Au wheels in a flash if that helps me.)


it's definately the live axle.

and the lazy has a 60P offset according to the NJOY book.

ok, i found out!
FYI
Live axle has a -5mm Offset
Lazy Axle has a 0mm offset.

they are...........

LIVE AXLE
...ok... now i go sell them.
(check FS section)

Guys i have a set of 5 of these wheels at home that were given to me by a mate, however i'm sure there are two different varieties of them depending on the suspension setup can any one tell me the difference between the two and how to identify it? I have access to a wheel balancer (like anyone does ...

Guys i have a set of 5 of these wheels at home that were given to me by a mate for sale, however i'm sure there are two different varieties of them depending on the suspension. can any one tell me the difference between the two and how to identify it? I have access to a wheel balancer (like anyone ...

Yes, Hilux LSD's work
Limited Service Differential.

had mine for 6 weeks....bang bang bang

there is a substantial price difference between speedy/csa and ROH. Whislt the ROH used to be made in australia, they could charge a little more. NOt only that, the quality of a ROH trak11 is a lot better- it's a thicker steel in the wheel. get alloys dude, they are cheap as chips these days ...

i had a look on the net.

the closest comparisons are about $18,000-20,000 there were some cheapies that looked dodgy.

I think i will venute with with the bloke i know- it's in top notch condition..

wait for it.....$9000!

awesome.

g'day gents.

I have a mate who's got a lux which i wanna know what i should offer him for.

it's got:
Steel tray
BBAR
Winch
Snorkel
Airbags
CB
Duel Batteries.
160kms on clock.
New Bridgestone 235/85R16 694LT's on her.

what do you guys reckon?

Peter, I reckon the 245/75R16 are a bit a dud size if you ask me, especially for a 60 series. the 265/75R16 should fit no drama's plus it's a generic size, so it'sa lot cheaper in all brands and pattens. not being a 60's owner, i'm not sure if a 16x8 will fit on the beast however it may be an option ...

mate the best value for money would be to change over to a 16x7 and squeeze a 265/75R16 on her. Bridgestone makea new tyre called a D694 LT. These are a huge improvement over their predecessors. they come out in a 123R load rating and are made in Japan. a 16x7 rim shouldn't cost more than $80 a ...

285/75R16 MTR cost more than $255, you are dreaming if you can get em that cheap.

I'd rather use my 15" wheels offroad, than 16"

35x13.5x15 Maxxis m8080.. yeah phuxor!!!

tip i've heard of for setting a bead. haven't tried it but it seems safer than the lighter fluid trick. get a bicycle inner tube the right size for your rim (i.e.16in, dunno if you can get 15in tubes), inflate it and use it to seal the gap between the tyre and the rim. pull it out just as the tyre ...

so when is the next get away?

sorry i disagree with the road camber.
but you are right, wrong terminology oversteer-understeer.

I can't answer that question for you. Very good results can be achieved with a vitara, but the path of building a reliable capable car is harder. Sierras are cheaper, lighter and simpler, but will never match the comfort or stability of a vitara. A sierra can be built to run a bigger tyre easier ...

Don't go for a Vitara then. Vitaras have their strengths, including the ability to build lots of wheeltravel for an IFS design, but they aren't more durable than a rodeo. Preparation and maintenance are very important for cars driving mud. Generally, cars tend to run trouble free for a while and ...

The rodeo just doesn't have enough travel in the suspension. actually it's a pile of shit.

just wanted somehitng a little more rugged.

I'll post more pictures of my weekend away with the rodeo soon.

sounds like a good investment, i will research that soon.
bugger, i have to go to uni...
it's pouring with rain too!!!!

regards

rik

As per Grimbo's comments. DO NOT RUSH OUT AND BUY A CAR Have you had a 4WD before? If not, (infact, in any case) definitely come to a couple of club meetings, maybe arrange to passenger on a club trip - get a feel for what we are doing with our cars and how we build them before you buy a car. The ...

Rodeo's Prado's(newer ones) Subaru's all do it, outside edge, front tyre. it's not the alignment as such. it's due to cornering. Take note next time you see a soccer bus (prado) hurling round a roundabout. the left hand front tyre just gets swallowed underneath, because the vehicle over steers. Take ...

tada!!!

now help me.....please!

alright gimmie a minute......

I could have filled in my profile..... that would make things easy huh? I live in Melbourne, My Dog's Name is snap-(she snaps at flies and junkies) I own my own home and run a small business, I also hate vacuuming. I like long walks on the beach as long as i have a pocket full of rocks to throw at ...

i should of made myself clear. i ain't driving to osama's house to get it.
in melbourne too.

what sort of dollar does it take to turn a stock into a decent mudman?

Which engine should i keep my eye open for?

G'day, I'm looking into purchasing a wee little suzuki to go bush with. Obviously why i'm here, doing some research. CAn anyone tell me which way i should look, is a sierra or a vitara better? The mud side of things is what i want to get into, rather than rock hoppin' I'm up for spending around ...

HAve you had a look at the MAxxis M8080
they make them in a 35x13.5x16 and also in a 33x13.5x16

not a bad little tyre for under $300 a boot

A tin of flyspray/deoderant/ aeroguard. when bead of tyre pops off and can't re seat it (pussies!) spray inside tyre and light it. BOOM! tyre "should" pop onto rim. or you have no eyebrows. Alternatively you can buy a rubber ring that they use in tyre shops for about $60 that will seal between wheel ...