Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Over all a good night some minor panal damage and a brocken cv on a suzzi ute Think we about 11 cars all up thanks to all that helped on the check points and to those that turned up Big thanks to John Bert for the snag sangers at the end hope to see you all at the April night run I do have a few ...

Dont forget its on tonight

There is a bit of road driving and no it doesnt start and finish at same spot

sorry about that

Just spoke to WES it will now be on the 13/3/04 as we will both be at short course

sorry for any problems

It will be on the 6/3/04 will be meeting at the COLES car park at BEENLEIGH at 6:30pm and will be leaving at 7:00pm


You can contact myself (neil) on 0409477113 or WES on 0409724257

It will be rated as medium to HARD


Hope to see ya there.

Top work Russel and Peter we had a ball looking forward to the next run you put on out there

Dont get me wrong Im very happy with the patrol was a bit concerned about how much fuel it used thought there may have been a problem as I have bought a couple of lemons in the past

thought about goin gas but wasnt sure if it would improve that much

Imight as well leave it as it is and just add a snorkel and extractors and see how it goes

I was told I could bolt on a EFI of a VL or a Skyline with out to much troble is this a good idea or just get a complete motor

Thanks heaps for the info

Just bought a 93 GQ patrol with a 3.0 litre petrol its traveled 143000 klms

Just drove from brisbane to newcastle and averaged around 6klms to a litre is this standard in this model patrol if so what can I do to it to get a better fuel economy.

any help would be great


Thanks Neil

Take 2" of the lenght of the bolts you have just pulled out

1.Gelcoat is not necessarily used for moulding. 2.There are resins that contian wax and can also be used for laying up. 3.If the product remains green you have some serious problems as it would be under cured and 90% of your inground pools and boats would be STUFFED as unwaxed resins do not remain ...

i thought he might be laying his own glass in a mould, thats why i said gelcoat. sounds like you know a bit about fibreglass... wanna make me a bonnet? You dont have to gelcoat the mould first just depends on what finish you are after but it is recomended. If your are after a glass bonnet get in ...

If the surface is already gelcoated all you have to do is what was first explaned ,just lightly sand the gelcoated surface then piant it!
If the surface is not gelcoated sand the surface (120grit) then prime the surface with primer suited to what paint you are using then go for your life .

you can use what ever you like,just give the surface a light sand then paint away

WHY

just wondering,how many ounces(mm)are you laying the gaurds up at

My POS is

Height:1990 Thats with 35" muddies
width:1730

Also there is another type u can use cant think of the name of f hand soon as i think off the name.You can also try putting a couple off coats of ceara let it sit for a wile then put this other stuff over the top .This other stuff can be sprayed on ,wiped on ect.

Try using CEARA WAX very cheap and easy to use.
Used it on all types of surfaces never had a problem.