Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Use Carsales.com.au to find the model your interested in then check the specs section, it's lifted straight from manufacturers specs.

Dont do it, use a Chev V8, its narrower , which means easier access to plugs etc, Dellows have kits for various chev motors.
I did a 308 in a G60 - awesome , but it had lots of issues doing it and living with it because it was so wide in comparison to a Chev.

markkyyy123 wrote:what else do i need to make decent power got turbo, pump, injectors, exhaust, intercooler, clutch, intake manifold, airbox any little stuff i need
cheers

Most importantly - Large sums of money if my sons' TD42 is any indication

80's_delirious wrote:try pirate4x4.com you could be waiting a long time for an answer here these days

I'd say 10 days was a pretty prompt reply on a technical issue nowdays

It could always catch fire.

Highly likely not enough , My little Bravo has a 60 amp fuse - suggest you might want to check out what is actually correct for your vehicle

kempster1 wrote:Can anybody recommend a online store for brake parts ??

For what type of vehicle might help

this is the best Black / Blue / White smoke I've found yet - my white smoke on start up was a cracked head ( not uncommon for an original Bravo :lol: ) Oh, and just ignore the sales pitch in there http://www.costeffective.com.au/News/9/diesel-smoke-tells-you-a-story Diesel Smoke tells YOU a Story ...

500ml of 2 stroke aint gunna fix then !

Bundy, If its not too drastic a miss and loss of power throw some 2stroke in the fuel ( 200 :1 ) - 100 litres of fuel = 500 ml of 2 stroke and give it a run, may take a tank or two BUT a friend did it to his patrol and the miss/ loss of power just went away and it returned to normal after about 5 ...

Sasd 22 wrote:hey guys,
Has anyone heard about putting glass beads in your rims instead of wheel weights to balance them?

Is that like Vajazzle ?

Done about 170,000Km on our HJ61 Series latest water pump. Mechanic has checked it out as OK, via moving the fan blades etc etc. however would not like it to stop out in the bush and for me to replace with a new one. (Have one in the Cruiser as a Spare) vehicle has done 375,000Km. I know its a ...

I did (after our last convo about them) but they were out of stock. Back in stock now it seems. Is that 200 per light? yep, $199 per light for the big ones $119 ( I think) for the little ones Same price for spot or spread units , If you do buy, buy 2 x spot units - they have excellent spread anyway

You could have a look at these - same price - $199 if you buy two http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=SL3922 http://www.jaycar.com.au/products_uploaded/productLarge2_17211.jpg I have a set, very impressed with them really good spread and depth and excellent quality light colour. They don't ...

There is an awful lot of trucks in Central Qld running 7 inch LED headlights, much like the pic above of the spotlight. Fairly impressive light output. if you head down to your local Isuzu dealer you can get you hands on a set of these http://www.truck-lite.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/GenericView ...

mkpatrol wrote:Hehehe, its the one thing that puts me off those round ones. Although those ones do have a nicer body than most.

They are kinda of like ya mates kid sister , gets better the longer you look at em

mkpatrol wrote:Do they look as ugly in real life as in the pic?

Absolutely

They are so yesterday , that yesterday I actually threw my old HID's in the Bin I had converted a set of IPFs and while ok, they suffered from misalignment, shakes and crappy ballasts that kept shorting or just dying. So on a bit of a recommendation off another forum I picked up a set of these http ...

Another possibility is a"Rotary Hacksaw" from Total Tools come in a number of sizes from 100 mm to 350mm - It is a tugsten carbide tipped weapon! !!! I have one in my 115mm dewalt . Anything that you want to cut up to the size of a double sided cut is toast. It is an amazingly efficient cutting tool ...

sht50 wrote:Sorry May have got my terminology mixed up. I was referring to a normal abrasive drop saw.

Bunnings have a litle 1280W 180mm cold cut drop saw for $139 at the moment

if you are only doing light work it works a treat.

Cheers

I'm gunna bet that it was never recovered..........unless they had a Skyhook

Marcin, it might help if you tell us a little about you and your vehicle

That is what I am asking, is the tank shit, or is it fit for the purpose? Answer the question or fuck off. Am I invoking thought , Yes , it is highly likely "fit for purpose" and its probable that you would lose the arguement I did answer your question and still you wouldn't fuck off :rofl: Chris ...

So that's a no? That it would appear to be , although I may be mistaken or I may have misunderstood . ;) Are you always a pompous dick, or are you just turning it on in this thread for some reason? come down from your high horse and make a constructive contribution, instead of fence sitting ...

Canyonero 4x4 wrote: So that's a no?

That it would appear to be , although I may be mistaken or I may have misunderstood .

love ke70 wrote:the only reason they cant please me, if because they cant weld for shit...

We know you think that way mate but can you prove it............well can ya ?

Because that, kind Sir, is the million dollar question .............

If it came to it, what would the Xray testing cost chris? If the service was good, I would be a bit more trusting. Hundreds if partial to well over the cost of the tank for a complete radiographic inspection. What will your engineers report cost or should it go to consumer mediation what is it ...

If it doesnt leak then there is no issue as to penetration, it a visual perception without inspection. Note that i dont comment on the welds themselves. The result is the sum of the whole not any single weld As I said, I have a very similar tank , and its the only tank for me. And it has similar ...

They were going to supply me with a replacement tank I take it that they have withdrawn that offer I am thinking my next avenue is to get it ground back and rewelded properly at their expense. But I dont think they will like that idea either... I would think if you alter it in any way they will ...

I would have taken either the refund or the fitment of a replacement tank .

I wouldn't have bothered with a protracted discussion/battle particularly when you have ongoing concerns as to the structural integrity of the tank.