Outer Limits 4x4 Board

31 scrape on a std lux on a 15x8 neg 22 offset rim ,i imagine a 32 will do the same even with a lift! chilli

Good luck on the tyres ,but the body lift as far as l'm aware all you need to do is fill in a form at Transport dept and pay 60 bucks or something like that unless it's changed because when we were fitting them we were sending the customer to DT and had no knockbacks!!!2in only though !!

Give MAXXIS Buckshot or Bighorns a go you wont be sorry there cheaper than most others aswell,, Chilli

What i am saying is that the effect of static balancing is the same as holding a pushbike wheel while it's spinning.(NJ is correct in what he is saying about the gyroscope effect) You could also get a similar effect with dynamic if not performed correctly there is a reason wheel weights are on ...

nj you could well be right in what you think you know but i can assure you that the reason a wheel is balanced Dynamically is so that it stops the effect that i have mentioned ! i can also assure you that on some vehicles if the wheel is not balanced this way when you take a long sweeping corner the ...

That's ok Ryano you've got a bit to catch up to me!!!!and to the doubter of the pushbike wheel theory when you've done more wheel balance courses and spent more than 22 years in the tyre industry as i have you then you can tell me your theory!!! why do you think VICTOR BRAY still uses a bubble ...

Ryano what are on a static balance is for straight line a dynamic balance is what you want if you don't want the steering wheel to shake out of your hands when you try to go around corners,remember the old pushy wheel when you hold it by the axle and spin it it's nice and smooth when you hold ...

91 surf with v6 conv '33's etc insured through shannons for about $650 and they cover me for any 4wding

Try Maxxis i run em on my 4 runner and they work great around $230. otherwise BFG's

Dude if you cant undo a shock in 2 minutes and measure a bush (allowing for the case that you might not have arms)you should pay someone to do the job for you as it's not safe for you to do!!!!

It does work but be carefull it doesn't take much to crack the diff mounts!!

Where abouts in Ipswich are you i can put you onto a mate of mine for a price if you like.I would think you would pay some where around $300/$400 for a clutch kit probably $250/$350 to fit it and somewhere around $100 per uni fitted .Only guessing though .. Chilli

mrx yours should 15x7's i sell them for $58 ,the chromies are about the right price Kings are supposed to be better quality the welds are better than others not sure what the chromings like they tell us it's superior than others ,as is the Powdercoating on the whites.. Chilli

mrx yours should 15x7's i sell them for $58 ,the chromies are about the right price Kings are supposed to be better quality the welds are better than others not sure what the chromings like they tell us it's superior than others ,as is the Powdercoating on the whites.. Chilli

I recently sold a 12/92 turbo diesel GXL with 315/75x16's, 5 inch lift air locker, alloy bar etc etc nice tidy vehicle with 350000 it wasn't a multivalve but it did go as good as any multivalve i've driven and i've driven heaps ! i sold it for $19500 Fuel economy was great 700k's main tank 1200ks ...

Is there any better pics of the suspension set up anywhere??

Trent i notice no ones replied,i cant help a great deal but i can tell you i,ve got a v6 commodore motor in my surf i run a 75 series cruiser radiator with a thermo and in never gets hot even when 4bing on the hottest day. i hope this will help! Chilli

My brother runs a set of 35 creepys on his SWB Patrol and says it does drive better than it did with 33 BFG muddies even towing a camper van thou he does have to run 40 psi which does tend to bulge the tyre a little in the center.Im not sure about the legalities as far as running the bias ply tyre ...

What works on 1 vehicle may not work on another you wil have to use the trial & error system using others input as a guide, usually between 18 to 25 psi is enough but there may be times when less is better but you do risk tyre damage and leaking beads.As for tubes if you have tubless rims get the ...

Remember an engine is basically an air pump,so what comes in must go out as efficiently as possible.Most motors are set with longevity in mind rather than power and with some extra tuning can gain large increases of horsepower.The old 20l Escort/Cortina was one that comes to mind as the inlet valve ...

Go the BFG muds or the MAXXIS buckshot for a cheaper option MTR's are good while they last (that was for the guys that run em lol)

Spot on answer from the last person every one i've sold tyres to that's used mtr's said they were great while they lasted and wouldn't refit them !!!

I had an 80 GXL with a 5 inch lift using Ranchos originally and changed to tough dogs in the rear it made a huge difference just changing the 2 shocks not only off road but on as well !!!!as for the caster plates you'll have no option if it's a true 4 inch lift but to run them and the flex should be ...

It's not that it doesn't come with a socket to fit a rangie it's a fact that rangie's don't come with nuts to fit the sockets!!!!!

What a dodgy setup i cant believe this guy has moded so much and still has the proportioning valve still hooked up, as if it would work properly!!!

My 80 shifted perfectly untill i changed the oil to what Toyota recommended and then it was extremly hard to get into 2nd especially when it was cold!sorry i can't remember what it was!!

BEWARE if your adjusting l/cruiser tie rods if they appear to be very tight they are very easy to pop out of the Joint so be carefull l've popped 3 or 4 trying to wheel align them!!!! Chilli

Radial Claws are a good option!!!!

Mate i did a lift on my surf and had to do he same i used a piece of 5mm flat and simply cut the original bracket in 1/2 and welded the flat in between the 2 pieces of bracket it's strong and unless you went looking you wouldn't know!!

Mate i did a lift on my surf and had to do he same i used a piece of 5mm flat and simply cut the original bracket in 1/2 and welded the flat in between the 2 pieces of bracket it's strong and unless you went looking you wouldn't know!!