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Stay with 35's unless it is a weekend play truck.. Less hassles...

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Wheels and beadlocks have gone - everything else is still available ATM...

The original [and we think the best] SecondAirs are still available

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Hey Rob,

Worth cheking prices with Sunshine State 4WD before you shell out any cash for your spares. They are in Kerry Road Archerfield. If you get stuck, sing out, there are lots of people here that will help you.

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Petes wrote:the XP motor (6hp ) is a straight swap. That and an Albright, along with decent wiring and internal/external switches are all I have on mine.

Be mindful that you may need to change the pinion gear on some of the older highmounts in order to fit the 6HP motor...

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How long was your extension bar?

The diff filler plugs can be troublesome complicated by a poor fitting spanner/socket. Best now to go for a big pair of multi-grips or vise-grips. If that fails, a cold chisel and hammer. You'll need to replace the plug sometime [naturally].

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Agree with Ray - it will be an overall easier job if you drop the box out and do it on the workbench - let us know how you get on...

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Splitting the transfer in the car is not what I'd call a fun job though. I reckon when you're done you'll probably wish you just dropped the box and transfer ...

With 160+ killer wasps I'd be investing a bit more than a 4 Terrain or a Safari Tuff - too much money to waste if you toast it prematurely. Save your $ and contact a clutch specialist.

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Check the colour of the coolant - the 4.5 motor can corrode fast if not looked after in this area....

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Fair enough point on the cheaper plastic used, but I wonder if painting would render the UV resistance argument redundant?

Good luck getting the paint to stay on..... You need to know your stuff and even then we've seen it peel and crack...

Generally, a good rule of thumb is - you get what you ...

No worries Webster - in todays mail...

Happy days

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Did you find one? If not PM us your address and we'll send you one...

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hi guys i have recently bought a 2nd hand snorkel, and now i need a template so i can fit it to my 80 series cruiser. i have searched the net and been out to a few 4x4 shops, but they were less than helpful. if anyone ...

Do you mean the 6hp XP motor?

If so - yes...

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Hi there James,

Yes I would definitely go 10mm rope with your 10000lb winch.

Even though you say you don’t use it much, you will love it when you do. Nice and light and very easy to handle. You’ll wonder why you didn’t buy some a long time ago..

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ERPS definately have a good rap from quite a few pro fishermen...

ERPS have 4, 6 and 10 coupler kits and spare parts are available.

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A fair deal – best rule of thumb when buying welders is to buy the best you can afford...
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Hey Ray,

Cannot beat a phone call to sort things out...

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Could be a couple of things - broken axle - CV?

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The FX324 were all the rage a while back .... Notebooks are being used now – depends what you like and how deep your pockets are.

As for a ground anchor – again personal preference. Many make their own – or you can purchase the Ground Grabber which is one of the better ones – it will cost you $440 ...

The 12v 75W vertical filament globe is standard in RMSM140 & RMSM170 model lights. The main difference between the two is the shape of the beam. The horizontal filament gives a slightly oval spot and the vertical filament gives a more circular beam.

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$36 actually http://www.dnaoffroad.com.au/products.p ... inion-gear

DD 750x is the way to go - the added cost will be soon forgotten after many drills have been given a new lease on life....

Ours has had a flogging and is still going strong!

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I've run lots and lots of different tires. By far my favorite is the Red Label. I run them on both my rigs. I've gotten good wear out of them for a sticky. But they are suppose to be even better once I have worn half the tread down. All my tire experience is in the big rocks and dirt, not much mud ...

Hey Skipper,

How did you go?

You could get away with it for a while, depending on how much the others have been stressed. Overtightening with a rattle gun kills them... Piece of mind is worth a lot to me - I know what I would do and I think you do too.

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Sounds like you know what you are looking for [mostly]. I'd put my money on a bent housing - much harder to spot than the other possibilities. Doesn't matter how good your seals are they won't last long if this is the case.

Let us know how you go...

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It varies deals come and go – pick yourself up a Just 4WD or similar – quite a few advertise in there and get on the phone and start talking....

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Had good results with these guys...

http://www.erps.com.au/

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