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So I'll be the first to admit I run my 15a mig with a filed down plug. First house we had a 15a socket so it was no drama , every house since only has 10a. Current house I'm waiting to build a proper shed so not going to fork out just yet for correct outlet. Occasionally it trips when I turn the ...

Fuel pressure is fine at both ends, pressure at rail and at return line to tank. Key was in for maybe 20mins last night while i was trying to get some software to detect my USB OBDII cable. if you have a smart phone... torque2 and cheap ebay bluetooth dongle - slow to 'pick up' but will read all ...

Send built4thrashing a pm on AZ boner, he has had a couple escorts and is pretty damn good with the webers too.

You are basically asking whats better ford or holden?

If the rangey if rust free and the motor is in good nick stick with it. Plenty of potential for not alot of money if you spend the time lurking around learning how best to mod it.

Why diesel?

I think I've spotted threads on them on one of the american forums... pirate/zukicrawler/zhuwarrie

Might have better luck there.

Just as a test drop the bonnet back down... Chances are it's working to let the air flow flow through. But see if the extra force of air all following the same path creates that last little "vacuum" it needs to keep it cool. Very unlikely to work but it will only cost you your time.

I'm sure you have covered this already but.... What are your shrouds on the radiator like? What obstructions are in front of it? can the air escape from the engine bay?

De-lux wrote:

bad_religion_au wrote:land rover discovery?

Yeah have thought of those, but scared of the economy of the V8 and the inherent reliability issues...

And your looking at jeeps?

No better or worse if you know what to look for.

Disco would be my pick

Hi fellows. I recently did a gearbox swap with a new clutch. The gearbox oil, that i put in was Shell Spirax A. i now find gear changes to be notchy (gq patrol). I have recently discovered that the appropriate oil would have been the Spirax G. Would this have made a difference? I'dsay yes. In my GQ ...

So have I got my facts right? I cant search if my life depended on it

KiwiBacon wrote:Best match I can find in 3 minutes is a Nissan L18T bluebird. It's likely a T25.

that would almost definately be it... Turbo is part of a factory L series setup.

Have you got a link by any chance? I suck at the internet

Is a Garret something with an A/R .48 intake ID of 40mm will measure flange sizes tonight if it'll help

ID plate has...
SE 27375
14411-13C60
466824N24


I beleive its a Factory Nissan EXA turbo. But I cant find anything in google to confirm it.

Any help appreciated.

Cheers

Simon

Got an old wheel and boss here, Just making sure I have my facts right before I go to sell it.

Shaft is ~19mm and best I can tell it's a 40 tooth spline? (or close to as the spline is damn hard to count)

Thanks

Simon

It's a heavy mutha. Thats packed to the hilt though when they are "moving house" so to speak. The old man wouldn't comment on the economy, only mentioned when they got gas it made an amazing difference to it (4.2diesel with after market turbo) and the tinny was on a from on the camper trailer.

4T wow. I would have thought it difficult to fit that much into the back of a Troopy, they are about 2.3T off the floor. My folks set up 7x cruiser + camper trailer fully loaded with 2 fridges, solar w/ 4 battery's, 2 spare tires, tinny on trailer. 215ltrs fuel. 100ltrs water Plus basically all ...

V.W.Dave wrote:As long as your not taking it swimming you can get house insulation bats in th roof and upper walls/ pillars . It works surprisingly well and it's cheap.

As can the big silver sun visors you get for your windscreen's

To a rev's check if you havent already

Then contact your local RTA.

need photo's. Have a bit of an interest of a 12a auto sierra

I am no engineer, so I am just asking... Does this very thin bit of steel (marked in arrows) really add much strength to the whole set up? The reason I ask is that if I picture the same item with that very thin-walled part removed, it starts to seem a bit iffy in terms of the amount of steel going ...

Welcome

There is a few different sorts of rails. so best go take a photo of what you need.

Then look up sunshine coast sierra wreckers. He floats around here and a couple of other forums, cant remember his username at the moment sorry.

lots of views from 1974 You realise its almost half way through 2011 yea? Unfortunately like most things nothing is likely to be done until it is too late. It will only take a 30minute google to find a few threads like this and TT organisors will become very very liable because they were made aware ...

Are all your vacuum lines connected to where they should be going and in good condition?

Next guess the carby has gunk in it/is out of tune.

I would lean more towards carby issue than spark to begin with.

I am saying it a little just for arguments sake, and I am over exaggerating it. But for something that can be built in so easily, vs the potential damage it could cause why would you not be pedantic? It will also keep alot of stress off the cable as stuff is crashing down off the tray, makin the ...

toaddog wrote:The kit arrived the other week.

Will make a couple of minor changes like sleeving the holes in the support brackets.

Waiting for time off work to get into it and get it done.

Sorry to hijack.. make sure you post up pics as you go along.

Good luck!

Worst case if the cable breaks its going to slam back down on the trailer frame, possibly damaging it, but i doubt anyone would be injured. This is the thing that I think would be a bit unacceptable without a safety feature. But thinking about it, I don't think it would be too hard to come up with ...

have you done a search yet? I'd hazard a guess and say that you weren't the first one to ask this question At least give the guy a link or two.. not all of us are good at searching :? http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?p=658848" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Of those links ...

rubber is mostly softer and you can get various compounds and even slotted versions sometimes to aid flex.

poly will help on road manners, and probably last longer.

while we're slightly on topic. is there any cheap online places to buy a roll of wire?

And am I liable to notice a good brand over a cheap brand? I'm only doing basic panel work (half doors and virtual lift/gaurd chop) wont ever do anything structual