Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I've never had any issues with these bushies have you ? 4wd action print a lot of crap consistently so take what they say with a pinch of salt as they constantly make mistakes in there articles. fixed for you Feral :armsup: but never heard anything about that the bushes are fine just need replacing ...

Just scotchbrite them to clean the surface rust off

At work we use just a 2 speed brobo for all our steel and alloy it seems to cut both pretty good
we just put it on the higher speed for alloy

The issue might be that the winch is WAY over sized for your car and bar. If you make the bar stronger you will only be pushing more strain onto the chasis, and i know i'd rather have the bar bend before the chasis bends. Double line pulls will also help for future winching, spreading the load to a ...

Look on the JD2 site. Their bender manuals have plenty of info. I never use maths as I am anal and would rather get it 100% right. It's better to bend a bit of tube as a reference and use it to work out the lengths as you bend. I agree 100% but the maths is a good guideline for a ruff estimate for ...

Pull out, remove the centre, clean it ( oil ) out, drill stop holes, v notch the crack then weld it up .. only proper way to do it. If has cracked once without proper prep etc it will happen again , possibly worse. Yeah got to drill stop holes at the ends of the crack so it doesn't keep cracking as ...

As said by the others gains and losses are all dependent on the setup and even small things like the grade and quality of the steel. The easiest way to see is to just bend it to the angle you want and check the lengths and radius's of the bends this is a formula for working out the arc length of the ...

Grave Dig of the century

I would think it would need to be rebored as the washer has probably scored the bores
Get in touch with your local Mitsubishi dealer they would know where to get pistons
you can get rings from most auto places

Small hijack... Hey brando, can you tell me a little bit about the bump setup too? Pressure you run in them? Are they a bit clunky in normal driving? Do you allow for full compression of the bump? What lift is the vehicle in the picture? I have some 3in travel armada hydro bumps to go in the front ...

If you are not planning on using it much then maybe consider a cheap Tigerz but the solenoids are prone to failure and the spare parts bin at Tigerz is quite large. and then buy a hand winch for just in case where do you come up with this? I believe alot of people use the tigerz solenoids in place ...

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Got some Pics I have collected over the years I'll try and upload them

moto_pilot wrote:Got a minute to explain why?

I would be guessing that the Grade of the material may be higher with the longs than the Cals
and the design may be different which may lead to higher strength

If you are not planning on using it much then maybe consider a cheap Tigerz but the solenoids are prone to failure and the spare parts bin at Tigerz is quite large.
and then buy a hand winch for just in case

Sorry to dig up an old thread, Just want to clarify this topic, use the guys running in Cliffhanger, OBC etc as an example, there trucks are obviously modified from mild to wild, do they need to have their trucks 'roadworthied' after their mods eg. suspension/chassis/engine conversions/mods, or do ...

Most guys run a marine style GPS that you can input co-ordinates or a laptop for navrun style events and some people are starting to use I-pads and tablets
people usually use either a Mangellan or a Garmin

and on a laptop they mainly use Ozi explorer or sometimes Memory maps

Try the delta tek air freespools a fair few of the guys down in victoria are running them with sucess fair bit cheaper than the giggleping to. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Warn-highmount-m8274-winch-Air-Operated-Freespool-from-Delta-Tek-standard-length-/140892700035?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash ...

Simex's are generally a good tyre for winch comps or maybe the maxxis trepedor but that would not be the sticky compound

I believe that most of the guys just use the standard warn ratios with a tripple motor setup

Quite interested in this keep us updated

These Light bars are mean't to be pretty good from what i have heard

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXw-8Ad1sm0
http://www.kpd4x4.com/aurora-led-lightbars/