Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Ok thanks for the replies fellars!!!!

Well this truck is his daily driver and he uses it mainly for driving in sand and medium 4wd tracks, running a/t tyres. its a petrol too.

Hey Mitchell how does that 4terrain clutch feel under the foot? is it really stiff or what?

Cheers chris.

Hi guys, My mate who has a 60 series is after an opinon on a new clutch kit.
We've had a look at what repco has and we're thinking the heavy duty one, but they also have a "4terrain" one specifically for 4wds.

JUst wondering if anyone has used or has an opinon on these?

Thanks Chris.

And why would it only do it on the dirt? Are we talking steep inclines?

Don't now just seems to happen just after we stop and lock in the hubs or something, no both times its happened on farely flat terrain.

I'll let him know to try some new leads, thanks heaps guys.

Hi Guys, A mate of mine has a 85 4runner 3y, The last 2 times we've gone 4x4 as soon as we hit the dirt it plays up so we turn around and head home :bad-words: . Symptoms: Engine idles fine, also we can rev it tits off no probs. Its just the first initial stage of acleration when it misses. Things ...

Just measured it was roughly 1400mm door to door, I've got an 85 lwb ute.

Hope this helps.

When I had my gearbox serviced I had a similar problem, and the mechanic said to lossen the bolt on the left hand side of the gearbox where the gear stick goes a few turns .Because they over tightened it when they put it back together. I did that and had all five gears back. :cool: Hope this helps ...

When I had my gearbox serviced I had a similar problem, and the mechanic said to lossen the bolt on the left hand side of the gearbox where the gear stick goes a few turns .Because they over tightened it when they put it back together. I did that and had all five gears back. :cool: Hope this helps ...

I use sumitomo M/T also and found them pretty good on all surfaces.

opps double post

too run 31" tyres you'll need a 2" bodylift, and with your F100 rims look for rims with 3.5" back spacing (from mounting surface to edge of rim). Should be enough thats what I have on my NT and I have minimal rubbing. Hope this helps :cool: ps. if you can't find f100 rims, "Speedys" Wheels go for ...

Thanks, I'm actually thinking of putting one in my suzi

Hi guys,

Does anyone know what the fuel tank capacity of a 83 SWB Pajero? also a 88 Pajero wagon?

Thanks Chris