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Nerd wrote:Any pics

http://www.australianimages.com.au/gall ... 185#page=1

Fark yea. Time to trade in the pootrol. Don't Spose the bulletin included a picture? There's some horrible dual cab chops getting around.. Lol, Yes I'm still alive ! ;) No pics yet Josh, I'll make sure to post one up as soon as anything comes through. Agree most of the pics floating around look ...

Just got a bulletin from Toyota - Dual cab chassis LC79 will be available from August production, still no pricing at this stage. At the same time all GXL LC76, 79 and 78 body shapes will include factory diff locks as standard. I'd imagine there will be an associated price increase but hopefully it ...

The customer wanted Nav fitted to the car before delivery so we had our local electronics joint fit a new Garmin widescreen unit to the drivers A pillar, with hidden wiring etc. http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSdTG4hqSyzCo_aoYMnnTZnk48Qs_jxv8zXt9u4U9iRgLjPBBRnBvheNpiu Looks snazy. But how ...

The only thing that is "new" in an amarok is the body, transfer case and front diff set-up. As an all round package they are the best on offer at the moment. That motor has only been in the Transporter since March 2010, not exactly a long term proven performer in a commercial application. I 'ALMOST ...

add the VW AMAROK to that list, i just got my work one and it is 10 times better then any of the listed above and i have driven them all, we have hiluxes at work and now we will be changing everyone over to the amarok, great economy, heaps of space, drives liek a car, plenty of power If he's ...

Congrats on the upcoming Cruiser Zoltan, you're gonna love it. Just delivered a Graphite one to a customer last Friday, took 4 weeks to prep including 450lt diesel tank in the tray + 4 x aluminium tool boxes all in chequerplate, on top of lots of other goodies. The customer wanted Nav fitted to the ...

I'm not going to say that in most cases for most people Black Pipe won't do the job. However in my experience the strength difference between this and CDS or CDW tube is massive. Using a Protools or JD bender pictured below you could really tell the difference between bending the 2 different types ...

cocacola-light wrote:Please have a look: http://rapidshare.com/files/185239688/DSC00058.JPG

Is the oil loss one of the things in the report?

It definately has an oil leak.... What you copied in the report makes no mention of an oil leak though.

So I saw the Landcrusier from 1989. It loses a lot of oil somewhere at the cardan shaft (right word?) I made a picture with my mobile and will upload it later. Moreover I tried to read this report. I hope I copied it correctly. It says: N/S tie rod end has elay, als rear shak leaking, front + rear ...

get a reputable 4x4 specialist to check it over before you actually purchase it. I live in Sydney near Bondi. Where do I find a specialist? And which one is good? And how much should/must I pay for a good check? ARB at Artarmon was pretty good a couple of years ago when I used to work close by ...

Save yourself the headache and get something already built, personalise it as much as you like but all the hard work has been done for you. http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic148458.php http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/ftopic147666.php There's one more MWB GQ that I can't find that's been for sale ...

Stue? In the Orange suzi based buggy? Is this the one you refering to ruff? I may have assumed too much on this. When we were up there someone else said there was a Buggy getting around up there with conditional rego. I only caught a glimps of it once and from memory yes it was orange. I didnt ...

:? I don't know what to say to you mate but if you think you're making yourself look good by posting all the crap that you are, think again. I have known Andrew for many years, as have hundreds of people on Outerlimits that he has helped with information and guidance over the years. I have bought ...

Tony how are you ever going to be able to fulfill your dream of becoming as well known as Lance with those spotting techniques ???

I sell Landrovers (amongst other things) and if it's for a family car I would 100% say get the Prado. Better comfort, ride quality, safety, drivability etc etc etc. If it's for a bloke as his work truck or whatever I think the Defender but not for the role that he's after. If he's keen on coming for ...

pantheas18_hj47 wrote:kingy

any links to the ebay shop u used?

This is where we got ours from, couldn't be happier with the quality and service, they've got heaps of other cool shite as well.

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http://www.justjap.com/parts_nintercoolers.htm

Jeremy

I put it in my Surf most weeks and it's still a slow, smokey arsed piece of $hit. I don't really notice the price increase, I think it's 136.9 and above most weeks, diesel's expensive no matter where you go down here !!!

Cheers, Jeremy

Red_Zook wrote: its just gon be a bit of mashening work... and i am concerned about strength...

You should be, especially if you're just going to mash it together !!

Keep the 15's and grind the calipers. I've done it to the 100 series diff from the buggy and to Emmas 80 series rear diff.

Jeremy

This is Emma's 80, cooler is just a 300mmx450mm bar and plate job from http://www.justjap.com with a combo of 2.5 stainless and alloy tube joined with silicone bends. My dodgy drawing shows where the piping goes, had to holesaw a hole in the drivers inner guard and squeeze the tube through a gap in ...

If you come down to Sydney at all I can get them a little cheaper at Granville for you for $980 + a free wheel alignment ($59.00 worth).

That's using Desert Rat white sunrasias in a 15x8.

Cheers, Jeremy

I run them on my DD surf and they're great. Have probably done 5000k now and they don't look to have worn at all. Where are you located ? May be able to get a better price for you.

http://www.rocketindustries.com.au/sear ... ter%20pump

just got off the fone to cheezy !!!! at present , still waiting to fight through RED tape !! :? so the dates set are going to be changed !! to later in september !! BIG sorry to ppl who have organised around the previous dates , but without the council approval , no event can be run !!! will keep ...

Agreed.... If you ever want a ride in a buggy Tony come and see any of us and as long as you can fit in, I'm sure most of us would let you go for a spin.

Patrolden wrote:

N*A*M wrote:im hearing good things about this man
can't wait to see what you've put together when franji gets her copy

they were all sent together...... should have arrived by now

We watched ours last night. Like Jamie said, well done dude.... fantastic work for a first effort !!!

Annnnnyway......... Looking like Emma will be driving the Easter Buggy in this one with me spotting. Just trying to locate a money tree for me to feed into the shredder for some funds. Prepare to be out driven fellas !!! :finger: If all goes to plan we would be coming down Friday morning then ...

We used both the generator and mig so thank you Damo and Micka/rockhammer crew. Both were working fine when we were using them. Damo I'm sure anyone that used it (would have to be at least 5 teams) would be happy to pitch in some $$ to get it fixed up for you, I know I'd be happy to. Find out what's ...

38's fit on 10 inch rims with a 5 inch spring lift so you should be fine !!