Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I didn't think the 04's had a return spring on them?

I think Wodders has changed his front bumper as well

OK here is one of mine at the Jambo last year

Really they are only 2.5 seaters. The room in the back is only just enough for an adult, a small adult at that.

They are best set up as a two seater.

Yes I know they have the rear seat but really there is bugger all room in there for a larger sized adult.

Thanx.

Anyone got the address for Wombat off road in Ringwood (VIC).

Not my TJ so I can't comment on the swap over, all I know is it's a good neat TJ. I'll have another look around for you. But here are a few TJ's I know to start with: http://carpoint.com.au/used-car/JEEP/WRANGLER/Victoria/1568803.aspx http://carpoint.com.au/used-car/JEEP/WRANGLER/Victoria/1445492 ...

Depends on what colour you are after. I know of a nice black TJ for sale in Doncaster.

http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/sho ... hp?t=59545

Well for one thing you would have one of the only genuine Rubicons in the country as we don't get them down here

TimG, First off looking forward to seeing another TJ in Melbourne ;) I would contact Tony at USA 4x4 in Melbourne, I know he has done the RHD conversion for a guy who came from the US in his YJ who had the same problem. web site www.usa4x4.com.au Just tell him Christian recomended you and he should ...

Definately, we already have rails/side steps up for the XJ's and the carriers will be added as soon as they are ready.

We've planning on having our full version of the XJ carrier up and running by around Febuary, hopefully in time for the Wandin 4x4 show.

We built one for Jimmy B on his red XJ that competed up in QLD not long ago.

I know of a black 2005 TJ down here for $32000 that has front and rear ARB's, 4:56 ratios, 4.5" RE long arm etc etc that has NEVER been off road

So finding a TJ with the mods and little off road work is not that hard.

Seems to be OK, really with any car it comes down to what you are happy paying for. The RWC certificate certainly helps, just make sure it has a slip for the engine change over. Looks like a nice neat unit, obviously look over it for obvious rust and chassis cracks before handing over the $$$$. As ...

Would love to hear more about this 100L fuel tank, does it fit with a long arm kit?

So from reading this can you get the pitbulls at ATS?

Moorey,

Contact Garry at Souters Garage in Warragul. He wroks on our Jeeps all the time for the business and personal, he will certainly have the gear needed.

Tell him the guys at JBITZ refered you and he should be able to help you out.

Well Dave you've opened a bag of worms here ;) Yes you will need a slip yoke eliminator, cost vaires and will depend if you fit it yourself. Fairly easy job to do, just is a bit time consuming. I'm currently running the pedes on my TJ and I have been running 35's for almost 3 years now, my theory on ...

M8 I'd seriously be looking at the tie rod ends and ball joints. In reality a good steering set-up should not need the steering dampener, if a steering dampener "fixes" the problem then you need to look else where as the steering dampener will only be masking the problem. I would bet it's a tie rod ...

CN is right to fit 32's your looking at at least a 2" lift. There are PLENTY of 2nd hand OME kits floating aorund, we have about 4 here at the workshop. 15x8 rims are the way to go if your looking at a tyre bigger than 10.5" wide, what tyres are you putting on? Stock as a rock I personaly wouldn't ...

Thanx 80UTE,

Are you selling the spare set you have?

Hey Toyota owners, Not being a Toyota owner but wanting to put Toyota gear on my Jeep I'm wanting to know the best place to buy 100 series tie rod set in Melb. I need all 4 tie rods. This is what I'm after. http://members.dcsi.net.au/lexx/100series%20tie%20rod.jpg I've been quoted $135 for the set ...

M8 the ding will be the seat belt warning, it will go off if you don't have your seat belt on when you start the Jeep. The low fuel warning is just one beep and the fuel icon will show on the dash. Also the fuel gauges were notorious for being a bit out of whack, there has been a recall on the ...

Welcome to the latte sipping 4wd culture m8, make sure you join a local club to help with the Jeep fever.

I know a great 96 TJ for sale for 14,000.

Just tried to e-mail you tiny on that address and it bounced back, I'll PM you instead.

Cheaper than a phone call

N*A*M if your looking at a modern day Chero I agree with Lockee, you may have a prob with it being pushed around it a bit. On the other hand; Why not look at an older style Chero, maybe 84-87. 3 tonne of Jeep with a nice 360 in the front which can be easily converted to gas, these are also a nice ...

Tuffrangie, the reason the swaybar links are probably shagged is becuase it's been wheeld off road with the sway bar links still connected. This would be the ideal time to get some quick disconects to help stop that problem in the future. I can certainly help you out there or Wooders is also a Jeep ...

Tuffy, they could well be 3.73. We are just about to do an install of 3.73 into a manual for a customer, that ratio is great for 31's. The 3.73 are a cheap ratio change over as you only have to replace the front hemishpere to suit the new ratios. Did I mention I love the colour of your TJ, you don't ...

If they are 3.73 then it must be an auto

Always looking for people to go and have a latte with or maybe a Maccas wheeling session. Enjoy the the most accessorised vehicle in the world.

VERY nice, good price too.

I'm pretty sutre I know the car and it's been looked after fairly well.

Just wait untill summer then you'll have HEAPS O FUN

With those revs sounds like the stock ratios, TJ's have a 3.07 ratio standard so makes them rev fairly low while crusing.

Have fun.