Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Yep 48 point turn and 2L of fuel.

The other option is a diesel jk with 35s and lots of fruit. nicer to drive but i wouldn't be as carefree when off the tracks and i do like the ute function.

Still at the same place Voodoo?

ha that's a great clip.

Yes that is my only concern - getting the vehicle in and around tight parts of trails...

Hi gents and gentesses, I am selling the Landcruiser and looking for a work truck / mud truck. Having looked around, I’ve found myself drawn to early model F100s and F150s – namely 1977-1979 models. I know the 351c engines are thirsty (350km/100L petrol) if not converted, but I really don’t know much ...

sweet baby jesus...

Aah you're right - good point.

I've got a projecta - they do a good job and have a variety of charging levels. apparently it all helps to prolong the life of the battery - ie trickle charging and reconditioning. just make sure the one you buy allows you to charge a 100% flat battery (ie have an override button). Some need to ...

No worries - the answer I needed.

Hi all, i've got my eye on a vehicle for sale with a 4.5" lift with full front /rear lower control arms, panhard rods, sway bar links and heavy duty sway bar. Obviously because of this it's not in a roadworthy condition. My question is: If you were to temporarily put 2" springs/shocks into this ...

DUDELUX wrote:Thats a Camaro isnt it?? Not a Mustang.

no rock steps sorry

Your handiwork on that wasn't it brooksy?

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made some brackets over the weekend and mounted it, but haven't connected just yet. will let you know how it goes when lit up.

I've just gone ahead with importing a 40" 3W CREE bar from a chinese whoelsaling mob. $341 inc delivery via UPS. Will let you know how it goes...

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ha - I've never seen that before. that's great!

out of curiosity what's a sticky map run?

tomzilla juast a question about the gamin nuvi,are you able to mark waypoints on your gps as i dont want to go around the country i more just like exploring the forestry (mainly glasshouse mtns) and when i find a good hill i would like to mark a point and possibly saying briefly (hard, rocky track ...

go solid axle. I went ifs to start with a 4runner and found that when i switched to the 105 cruiser it was chalk and cheese offroad. also no real difference on the road esp when running bigger tyres.

I have a Garmin Nuvi which i uploaded with shonkymaps - awesome free maps. We used this to get to Cape York and back for 3 weeks - i also had two other versions of mapping software but found shonkymaps was more accurate and easier to read. Also it's free! Great if you have a standard 'road only' gps ...

ha that's fantastic.

How long til your tyres get delivered up there?

Are you STILL up at the Cape??

I swear you were heading up there in July when I went up...