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Of course any engine can be fitted, but i think i want the car to still be a Nissan! Of course, a GM 6,5 TD with a four speed autotranny would be a great conversion, but that engine will cost slot of money or it will breakdown shortly after installing it.... :lol:

I will see the seller next week ...

Around 20000 SEK is my limit for this one. He asks 39000 SEK for it.

A used engine is like 10000 SEK here. However, a SD33TD can be found for about 5000 SEK so i would prefer that engine.

/Magnus

Year = 1994
Milage: Hmmm... 170000 kilometers

Too bad the SD33 won't marry the 2.8 gearbox.

I have added you as a contact on MSN, i hope that was okay! =)

/Magnus

This one is for sale, in Sweden. Seller showed it to me today.

http://212.112.182.19/images/60/60-60982431660.jpg

The engine is broken. His wife was driving and suddenly the temprature raised, but she didn't notice that. After a while the engine died. It's a 6 cyl 2.8 TD. Probably more than just ...

I think my Ora hubs is from bigballsoffroad / australia.

Look like milemarker and the dail is not made of plastics.

I had AVM-hubs on my Terrano/Pathfinder and they worked great.

/Magnus

Manuel locking hubs are the best way to go.

and The factory Nissan ones are far better than anything aftermarket.
Go with nissan ones, maybe a wrecking yard or worst case nissan dealer.......

Problem is the Nissan hubs is expensive! At least in Sweden.

I was quoted four times what the ORA ...

There is two big cables that you connect to give power to the winch.

One is ground and the other (probably a red one) is supposed to be connected to one of the batterys. If the batterys is located as in my MK (driver on the left side) then you should connect the red vire to the left battery, on ...

I think that suzukis cooling system was littlebit frozen..

common problem here with hobby vehicles.. today up to minus 18 celsius

I realise that.. it was an attempt at humour... it flopped like a 99yr old man with a hooker.

That guy in the Suzuki broked something, i think he only got 3 of ...

turps wrote:

berazafi wrote:You find it was melting the ice of the engine

Bugger that cant be good for the water pump.

Actually, i think i have a small leak now...

bogged wrote:whats the go with the zook on fire at the start

What do you mean?

MereMale wrote:Didn't know that there were Ice Breakers that far inland

Mere

LOL, U bet there are! However, my truck took a little damage:



/Magnus

bilby wrote:awesome vid dude

got some weird looking rigs in amongst that lot

Thanks man!

There is many wierd vehicles in Sweden! You have only seen a little bit of it!

Check my pics and vids out on my website, www.snabelost.com

/Magnus

Cool!

Are you on msn-messenger? If you want to, you can add me: magnus@snabelost.com

/Magnus

Thanks man!

Was in Finland last summer, up at Tammerfors, or more exactly Jyväskylä! We where in the sauna most of the time...

What car do you drive?

/Magnus

It's about 40 Mb, so sorry dailup users!

Link: http://file.snabelost.com/video/offroad/ttjan2005.wmv

The vid is hosted on a 100Mbit/s server.

Enjoy!

/Magnus

I will post the video from the event soon, there is some cool icebreaker sequenses!!

Btw, here is another nice picture!



It's a "three generations picture"! =)

/Magnus

Thats a bloody huge shed. I wish i could have one that size.

It's damn nice!

It was good for having a party into also!

http://www.snabelost.com/pictures/offroad/Brandasen%20Jan%202005/mid_IMG_0053.jpg

This is a nice option for a garage!

http://www&#46 ...

must be cold out there, drving through a bog hole with ice broken on the surface

hey and dont ya mean 20 square metre shed not 200

I was acting icebreaking ship this day! It was about -3 degres cel but the nigth was colder, about -10.

If shed means garage i do mean 200 sq meters ...

lexi wrote:Snabelost. Will those wheels fit my Patrol Y60! They`re quite common here in uk and may be able to pick a set up
Alex

They will definatly fit. How much do sellers ask for them?

/Magnus

you wouldnt happen to have a bigger floor jack would ya
and the shed youre in looks sweet should be heated

oh the truck looks good with the new addition

Thanks!

The floorjack is a 12 ton guy! I need it because i have to lift the car with me inside sometimes!

The workshop is heated by ...

Yup, they comes from a Toyota, a 4runner. I bougth them from a friend, Tommy, in Sweden.

Edit: No, you see the snow on the pics, it's only about one or two inches and that sucks! I want feets of snow!!!

/Magnus

V8Patrol wrote:That looks heaps better

Love the alloy rims you have used too .....very smick indeed

Kingy

Thanks man!

Yeah, it was a big upgrade! The ones a had before wasn't good for a spare!

The rims damn solid! Seems to be good offroad rims.

/Magnus

Today i mounted them, Simex Jungle Trekker II. Size: 34x10,5-16.

The pics:

Before...
http://www.snabelost.com/pictures/offroad/Simex/mid_IMG_0001.jpg
http://www.snabelost.com/pictures/offroad/Simex/mid_IMG_0003.jpg

Comparing...
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This maybe doesn't make sense... But this is a GR without any lift at all and running 35".



/Magnus

Thanks for your replys.

There is a set of portal axles available, but seller want's far too much for them. I hope i can find another set.

/Magnus

Real nice man!!

Too bad Santa didn't had a GQ for me!

/Magnus

Hello group!

This spring i will do something about the gearing on my Patrol MK -84. I have a few choices:

1. Move rear axle backwards and mount a second transferbox. I have to use a non-direct driven gearbox. It will give me good crawling capabilities if it works out.

Pros: No so costy. Low ...

/Magnus

Here you have a discussion about swapping drums to discs on a H233B axle:

http://www.4x4parts.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=352185&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1

It's on a US Nissan forum. Nice members and alot of knowledge!

/Magnus