Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I work in that industry and that is known as one of the shops that you work in when you have been sacked from everywhere else.

-Mick- wrote:Pine City Smash, Strathpine. Good blokes, great rates etc. Don't know if they've done rangies but their work is good

I wouldn't trust that shop with my pushbike.

Yes, simply get some spray putty and paint it on with a sandblasting gun. It works out at least as textured as commercial stone-guard type textured paints. Spray putty will crack if it is applied that thick. Its only mean't to be applied a couple of hundred microns thick. Better off using stone ...

I run MTRs on my GU and my Hilux, noise is not a problem on either and i'm very impressed with their performance on both.

Yes, simply get some spray putty and paint it on with a sandblasting gun. It works out at least as textured as commercial stone-guard type textured paints. Spray putty will crack if it is applied that thick. Its only mean't to be applied a couple of hundred microns thick. Better off using stone ...

Remove the tank from the vehicle. Block off all holes with something fairly substantial(rubber caps and hose clamps work well) and poke an airline in one of the holes. you need a decent compressor(not the one you pump your muddies up with) because it takes a fair bit of air. The dint will eventually ...

The new prado has 5 speed auto or 6 speed manual.

I run 31inch MT/Rs on the hilux and 285/75/16 MT/Rs on the GU. Wouldn't buy anything else. They are used everyday whether going to work or out playing they are excellent.

I hope it doesn't look like that, cause that is bloody horrible

Got my brother( a sheetmetal guy) to make up a trady style box from 1mm zinc sheet. He put a hat section in the lid to give it some strength. Its had 4 chics standing on it at once and the lid is still perfect. It is big enough to fit all my recovery gear and a fair bit of camping gear. Can't really ...

Goodyear MT/Rs.

Sounds like the same problem i had with mine. I put a bearing kit in it and it is fine now.

I definately recommend getting it done professionaly. Go to a reputable place, these guys spray the shit everywhere( i know because i have to remove it quite often to repair and paint) and most will offer some sort of warranty. Doing it yourself is a bastard of a job. You will get more on yourself ...

The first thing i did when i got the hilux home was take the mudflaps off. I hate the bloody things. They look terrible and would tear them off while playing anyway! If i have a problem with the police i will look at alternatives then but so far so good.

Does anyone know if there is a way to water proof my starter motor? I have recently found out that it doesn't like to swim. It's starting to get annoying and expensive as i have fried it 3 times so far.

We found that the 2 bolt block with 4 bolt splayed caps stronger than 4 bolt 010. Was in sprint car, produced 600hp, spun to 7500rpm

Getting them blasted and powdercoated would certainly be the best option. Paint doesn,t like to stick to powdercoating cause it is just like painting plastic. Once you start taking them offroad the paint will scratch off the powdercoating and look fairly average.

Sand them really well with some 600 grit paper. Just before you paint them, give them a wipe over with some acrylic thinners. It helps the new paint bite in