Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Don't think they'll suit real bush driving, must be the new metrosexual 4wd look. Got more money than sense I reckon.

Dave

Thanks Daniel,
Gave that bloke a call, see what you mean, he is a real charachter ("just burr the bastard up and loctite it on").

Looks like the bearing inner was pretty worn and when I finally got the right bearings the fit wasn't as bad as I first thougt. Put her all back together yesterday and ...

You are correct dude.
Just lifted up the tarp behind the shed and they are 34".

I've done both over the years (esky and fridge) and you just can't beat a good fridge. I've got an old engel 80 ltr and it does a family of five no problems for a 4-5 days with room for plenty of beer (just top up each day).
We camp and m'bike at least once a month so we get good use. A worthwhile ...

My locker has the 4cylinder cap bolts so i'm not sure where that leaves me. What was the difference in the 4 and 6 bolt models?

Regarding the shaft, I can only assume the bearing had scored the shaft and instead of notifying the owner and fixing properly at the time the transmission joint decided ...

Duncan,

I would be interested in seeing what you decided to do. I have a similar problem with and RD02 Flange Cap. I am waiting for ARB diff section in Melbourne to open on the 14th Jan to see if an RD33 Flange Cap will suit (it will need a 50mm carrier bearing instead of 45mm).

Otherwise I might ...

Reccently bought 35x11.5x16 Jungle Trecker 2 for $370.
Simex do not allow any discounting on their product.

Just pulled the rear diff out of my 80 series to do the bearings due to a failed pinnion bearing. A couple of surpirses:

1. It looks like the diff is from a 60 series, I spoke to the old owner (a work mate) and he thinks it came out of an old Troopy. No big deal other than the fact I had ordered in ...