Outer Limits 4x4 Board

i've had a 94 D1 V8 for nearly two years now. it's great car and i don't plan on getting rid of it any time soon. for touring i would like to have a diesel D2, but for weekend trips, you get a lot of bang for buck with a D1. i'm in the process of fitting 33s, with just 2" lift and much guard cutting ...

thanks for the tip on the light bulb holders. the prongs were bent and not making contact with the bulb. i fixed that and after one trip the old bulb blew. haha. popped a new one in and it's been good ever since. now i can merge lanes safely without annoying other people.

cheers stuee

yeah disco 1

need a recommendation of a good auto sparky in melbourne - west side rover or 4x4 experience would be handy need to fix a few things: - lhs rear indicator stopped working - cruise control not working - arb rear locker not working, but compressor still working - tacho needle bounces around and ...

wanna do mine as well while you're at it?

flying up friday night
driving to site on saturday

somebody feed us

might have to speak to solid axle about getting a new axle that will actually hold together

then we might be able to put the buggy up for the comp

excellent. the field is looking good. i'm getting excited already.

excellent to see something happen in the scene again

too bad moon buggies are not allowed

i have 3" steel spacers in the buggy but they're a PITA
you cant check if they're still done up correctly without taking the wheel off

i'd spend the money on the right rim set up
one less thing to go wrong

i would probably consider selling this pimp ride for a good deal



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yeah it's done a few with me. not sure how many sam went through. cal snapped a few of his as well. they're too short. i had to upgrade the hub studs to bigger cap screws on the short side (front and rear) but the long side is still stock. there's just no give in such a short axle.

i think you're right sam. the end of the stub is damaged - consistent with bottoming out inside the bell. can't see cos it's full of grease still. this axle has no circlip grooves. when i make a new one, i should run circlips... or a tack weld. :D gonna take all these ideas to the axle maker and ...

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Hi - Tough Engineering
3/7 Ryecroft St
Carrara QLD 4211
(Gold Coast)

Ph 07 55304123
Fax 07 55306312
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pretty sure this is an en26 axle - around 338 mm diametre shown next to a standard AA battery i think the wear marks are from the mashed up oil seal after the initial break can't really go bigger - and already using $$$ longfields (which are holding up) so not gonna go custom cvs as well it breaks ...

cool my short list was mcnamara and dobbin. but i will speak to matt as well. from my experience heat treatment is very hit and miss. i have broken dobbin's axles, and just recently an axle from another supposedly shit hot axle maker.

who is a good axle maker in melbourne?

the price of gq patrols these days almost justifies them as a weekend hack

there's an old aussie bloke in footscray that does marine, auto and motorcycle trimming i can recommend. ill have to hunt his details down though. i also got a motorcycle seat done with an old eastern bloc guy in sunshine that was pretty decent.

unfortunately, not enough people attend lara to make it worth it

we will try for bathurst/walbundrie

dammit can't make it. just got the buggy all jazzed up too.

give it to me

check all the hoses are attached, nothing pinched

use fresh fuel in the tank

otherwise, take the carby out and clean it

dot 5.1 is awesome, but motul rbf600 is the business... $$$ but pretty much impossible to boil even with extremely heavy use.

doesn't look like we'll be able to make it but here's a sick video mock made from the 2006 finals at walbundrie http://point05.com/videos/OzrockFinals2006.mp4 (46mg) it'll get you psyched up for sure which codec or program do i need so i can watch the vid??? quick time will play it, or vlc player

1. the die and pipe should be tight. ensure you're using the right size pipe for the die.
2. keep the rollers far apart if you're not doing a tight bend
3. cut yourself some roller packers with bigger tube
4. line the seam of the pipe on the side of the bend when bending

doesn't look like we'll be able to make it

but here's a sick video mock made from the 2006 finals at walbundrie
http://point05.com/videos/OzrockFinals2006.mp4 (46mg)

it'll get you psyched up for sure

i know a gun plastic welder dude but he's:
a. in the western suburbs
b. bit of a fruitloop

but i can give you his number if you want it

walbundrie is my favourite venue! will be a fun round for sure.

maybe i sleep in the buggy

i suppose i could roll out of bed for this one