Outer Limits 4x4 Board

as the title says, got me a new Nissan Navara, have to get my username changed now. Anyways, just wondering what is the eaiest way to remove the tray above the stereo to fit a UHF?? Is there any tricks or tips people have. Alternatively, where have ppl fitted thier UHF's other than in this spot?

i have 31in tyres with stock gears. I ran COOPER ST, went to BFGOODRICH AT near the end of last year so no real stress on the driveline. Im happy with the amount of kms i got out of the standard clutch. I guess it was a good thing it went cos it finalised my decision to get an OME 2.5" lift kit That ...

Hey all, just curious as to how long everyones stock clutch has lasted them and how much stress they have put on it. Mine decided it hated me and chose to not do its job, so getting that fixed this week. Mine is a 1997 TJ 155,000 kms, mainly highway use but occasionally offroad, but nothing extreme ...

im also looking at this kit at the moment, and wondering if there is any things to look out for when installing and any tricks of the trade that may help installation.

Don't intend to highjack the thread, just think its relevant here

cheers

lookin good, damn thats dark

That would have to be close to the 35% limit but hey if you can do it, go for it.

Nice one

now im no expert on turbo's but i can gather that they get damn hot, and i personally would not want something that gets that hot right next to a fuel tank, ticking time bomb if you ask me

To all the 4x4 guru's out there, my catalytic converter has decided that enough is enough and has packed it in. I am able to get a hold of a high flow cat for roughly the same price as a regular cat. I was just wondering if they are worth it, if they provide more power instead of just more noise ...

To all the 4x4 guru's out there, my catalytic converter has decided that enough is enough and has packed it in. I am able to get a hold of a high flow cat for roughly the same price as a regular cat. I was just wondering if they are worth it, if they provide more power instead of just more noise ...