Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Or any safety shop like RSA, Gas and Gear etc.

I was going to say try a Wolf or a Haltech unit. Good to hear you're on the way.

oh, i should have mentioned the one i was looking at has a bull bar and winch.is there a site or anything for 4x4 beginners? what would i have to do to the axles and diff? is that the gear ratio? sorry to be a tit, and thanks for the info guys Axles are the weak point in the Rover drive train. You ...

I know you can get them through Cranbourne's Cheapest Tyres as well.

Continental doesn't make an off-road tyre so I'm tipping that all will be well in Simex land. Conti is a big company so there should be improvements in R&D and quality.

There's a few places, depends where you are.

They are good value and impressive but I'm eyeing off a set of the M-117 Sports for my next play tyres.

Not available in 35s but they are a radial (not bias) and an excellent tyre by all accounts.

Give Dandy Steel supplies a call to see if they have any tube available. They also cut to length for you.

I've got a '94 update V8 manual on gas. When I bought it it had 85K km on it. Now its over 220K km. What have I done? Well I'm running 32's and a MaxiDrive rear end (locker & axles) and for a 14 year old behicle I've had to do the clutch once at 160k km, replace the gearbox mainshaft (early update ...

Likely be lucky to see $4500 - 5000 given the prices of what's out there.