Outer Limits 4x4 Board

37" maxxis trepadors, not OVERLY expensive, i think 500 a tyre if you shop around
kiss getting stuck goodbye, you have to pretty much bolt a car down with these puppies on to get stuck

chances are if you cant understand what they are saying, its probably not worthwhile knowing.

how would a carbie flood going up big hills? if anything the mechanical fuel pump would starve to carby of fuel, but luckily most carbies have a big enough bowl to hold enough fuel at a time to prevent starvation, and you wont need a surge tank..


correct me if wrong

iv just cleaned and had a quick squizz underneath...the center bearing looks normal...haven't yet checked for play...unis look normal... im pretty sure its in the diff.... another question...what would cause a starter motor to start sometimes and not others? loose connections. check your battery ...

i must be the only retard that followed the comp trucks into the comp truck area and got told to go back to nooje turn RIGHT at the pub and then a left. i guess we got a lil excited seein the comp trucks in town n followed em lol. oops :D i liked the event, there was one of the marshals/organisers ...

:shock: i understand what you guys are saying, theres an absolutely right way to do things, then theres the it will be good enough for the application way to do things. Too many people think like this, and thats why vehicles need to be engineered and certified because anyone can pull their 20 year ...

lol this is just going to keep on going, so many google pics out there of big leaf spring flex, thats not the point. these guys have spent countless thousands on their setups, i showed my setup for $1500 self installed and i considered it huge to what i have owned previously as i said. this will ...

alot of people use stainless filler rod, including myself on mild steel applications as it greatly reduces perosity, i guess i see things more from an engineering perspective, as it gets very nitty gritty when drawing on CAD software and there are 20 white collar know it alls wanting perfection.

its like saying sure u can weld your rocksliders onto your chassis, 'she'l be right mate!' not understanding the physics and properties of steel can be near fatal depending on where the weld is and what its doing, thats why engineering exists

hey guys im looking to upgrade to 37" wheels for my lux i was wondering what gear you guys run in terms of drivetrain for them, hubs, bearings, stronger steering arms etc, id be quite annoyed with wheel bearings having to be changed monthly because of excess pressure 37" tyres put on the stock ...

definately on the afterburner^

The best way to successfully weld SS to MS or even Hardened Tool steel to MS is to use Magna 303 welding rod mfg by Magna Industrial, Australia. It has been tried and tested and is the only successful way to weld different steels and the weld has a tensile strength of 1,20000 psi, but these rods are ...

hmm perhaps HUGE compared to what i used to own (mitsubishi triton), but from what i gathered from the other guys statement he said that hiluxes flexing were a joke, didnt say 'a stock hilux flexing is a joke', anyway here are some pics of just after i fitted the 3" EFS lift, springs and shocks, no ...

if u dont mind the rust

mate reality check ya got a hilux hahaha. no flex haha, yeh i thought the same too ay but mine gets driven hard offroad :lol: , n i havnt smashed one set yet... Im not sure if your joking about hiluxes having no flex, because when i installed my 3" EFS lift i had HUGE flex, and thats only springs ...

everyone here is still talking about the handbrake issue but that is only going to mask the real problem of why a manual car is rolling back in a gear??

that rear that you want looks very unfriendly for depature angles when you 4wd :oops: ouch yes the tube frames look quite tricked up, but have you got a pipe/tube/mandrel bender? answer is probably no, do u have $1000 to buy a decent one ? maybe, square ones look just as good, although i will admit ...

just draw a very very brief sketch on paint for ya, here is a very basic design, just using 50X50 RHS http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/484/trayo.jpg but yea just re touching what i said, build the 2 lines of box section that follows the chassis rails, then put ribs on TOP of them, not weld them ...

as a sheetmetal worker i suggest u grab a pen, a piece of paper. and brainstorm. flick through 4wd magazines, incorporate and modify designs and come up with something unique. I find a 4wd magazine to be the best inspiration for projects. work out the width you want the tray, the length, how much ...

hey, yea i payed $1500, i bought the kit off ebay from Hobzees 4WD shop in mornington the shocks arent full extended no, there was still alot of travel left, those photos were taken at the start, i got the forklift to crank the wheels up alot higher just until the front tyres started to lick the ...

i fitted my 3" EFS spring lift ( $1500) a month ago and love the flex, the 34" jungle trekkers only have minor rub issues which can be fixed with some crafty panel beating