Outer Limits 4x4 Board

The old 60 has developed problem with the brake lights and headlights. :bad-words: :bad-words: The headlights wont switch off high beam (Could be the combonation switch on steerign column?) and the tail lights dont work but have power at the switch. Fuses and bulbs are good. Any ideas would be ...

Yip I'll swap bodies with you. You pay the freight!!!!!

Example. A friend last year with a 6 inch lifted 80 went screaming over a sand june, as he went over it the arse of the car flung up so hard and quick and to the extent of the shock the shock was not strong enough to stop this and the rod pulled out of the top. Strap would prevent this basically ...

What about a lockrite on a 4 pinion (lsd) carrier.

did you machine the manifold? blowing that many gaskets sounds like it's warped

Could need a bigger exhaust??

did you machine the manifold? blowing that many gaskets sounds like it's warped

Could need a bigger exhaust??

My wreakage

Around body mount under the accelarator pedel. And check the front X member infront of the radiator.

Three batteries, three sets of jumper leads and 2.5mm arc rods.
Nothing beats DC welding

I can't see any reason not too

I used Izusu Bighorn (lotus model) rear control arms and rear coils with a custom A frame.
Cheap and works a treat.

i was worried the diesel engine would b to heavy we will see how yours goes nice work and good luck keep the posts up

We thought about the Diesel being heavy too be as we are using the rear spring out of a Hilux on the front of the Zuk it should be alright.

Bit more progess.
Got the motor mounted, working on the gearbox etc.

Discovered the the Zuk body is going to have to undergo a major chop in the floor to accomodate the new drive train.

Wesley Posted: Tue May 17, 2005 8:43 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You should have left it how you got it. It was DA BOMB Bomb being the operative word!!! We couldn't even drive it. No transfere, no dizzy or carb on the Toyota 4k engine. Spose ...

Okay the chassis is stripped and the motor is sitting place.
We now know that the body is going to have the drive tunnel cut out and replaced with a nice square sided sheet metal one.

Will post pics soon.

Depends on service history. I got 230 000 before I biffed it. But it was a jappa and I suspect that the k's were wound

Da Lux Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 12:08 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i wouldnt hav thought it wasnt much to do with tamin axle wrap, more to take the pressure off the drag link, which runs in line with the chassis and, wen brakin it puts a load ...

Is the diff locator rod? (top of diff head goes forward to the chassis by the steering box)
If so then be careful when braking. This rod stop a really nasty pull sideways when you use the brakes hard.
If you have cross over steering then you don't need it at all.

hypolux Posted: Sat May 14, 2005 9:35 am -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- tomsoffroad wrote: Quote: eddie Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 8:02 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- all good then have fun on those ...

eddie Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 8:02 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- all good then have fun on those tracks again Cheers, I will. Taking it out for a thrashing today and then have a big mission into the rocks next weekend. South Island high country ...

eddie Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 3:58 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- tomsoffroad wrote: WHOOO HOOOO Got it working. Thanks to everyone who offered advise it was much apreciated. so what was the prob?? eddie ToNkA Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 3:47 pm ...

WHOOO HOOOO


Got it working.

Thanks to everyone who offered advise it was much apreciated.

Also have the diffs out of a 84 Surf. This thing is starting to come together nicley

Got given a motor
A whole 2.2ltrs of pure diesel power
Will do the job well and it was free. The guy who gave it to us is even going to come and pick up the body once we are finished with it.

eddie Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 10:59 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- try this and see if it works inlet on the box will be the smaller of the two holes also pipes from pump to box should be crimped high pressuer pipe aswell Yip tried this too. The ...

1881?? Sure its not steam powered???

I've got a 2ltr Celica/Supra motor. 1g-geu
Nothing flash on the road ( read..... SLOW ) Totally different story in low range with the 5.29 diffs.
Goes hard and just keeps going. Been drowned several time now and it still won't die.

Heres a better pic of the pump

Heres a pic.
Don't bag me.... I know that the pressure hose is attached to the wrong pipe on the steering box.
I'm having trouble believing its being such a bastard of a thing Nothing like a good challange!!!!

Well, 7hrs all up to mount and make work power steering. And it still doesn't work. Starting to think that there may be a problem with the steering box.

Oh well, I'll get it sorted eventually