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Is there any way it can get wired incorrectly as it appears to be a new alternator.

Hey guys, so I have just bought my 3rd RRC (after saying Id never buy another one after i got rid of the last one), and its got a few nice features. However, it also has some problems. 1 issue Im having is the battery light is faintly on, and the 2nd battery is flat, and the tacho is lazy (it only ...

Well since I cant find the settings anywhere, here is a link to the Torque Settings and Tightening Sequence for a TD42.

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Ok so either I cant search for sh!t, or there just isnt anything on it. Story: Mate has a '98 Rodeo DC and is after more travel out of the rear (I conned him into forgetting about the front for now). Now, Ive seen some Jacks getting around with coil rear ends, and the cogs turned and I figured why ...

Rockin' it from the left

Did you end up getting that made as a sticker?
What about that other 'thing' that nottie and you were talking about that day?

I searched, and nothing came up. I am aquiring a Series LWB (I am unsure of which S it is). It currently has a Holden 186 Red motor (with a Blue head) in it which has been sitting for a few years (judging by the amount of black s....tuff on the roof). So one would guess that the motor would need a ...

From what Im understanding, that is saying that anything other then a standard exhaust is illegal.


Is it for every state?

When does it come into enforcement?



That just blows.

P.S. Thankyou Mr SierraJim and GWagenSteve for your help.

215/75/15 bridgstone dueler h/t's Is that a serious reply? Im not sure it is. But if it is, then whatchu smokin bro. I had a look at the Iroks. Look like the other SS tyres, just with a little different tread. Lol. I was looking at the TSL's as everybody seems to be using them, and they come in 15 ...

Thankyou for that Mr GwagenSteve. I was going to go SPOA to get a little more chassis clearance as it wont be a full buggy, but more like a full body toy. It will still have a chassis, but Im now thinking going Truggy back.

Sorry, forgot that part.



35/6" On a zuk buggy.

Ok, since Im relatively new to the 4wding (Compared to others), I havent got that much of an idea on extreme tyres. I dont want to splurge out $2000+ on a set of tyres that wont do what I want them to do, so I come to the Outerlimits Nerds :P in search of some info. What I want to do is have a tyre ...

Ill be there to have a look. My zuk wont have any suspension. Come to think of it, it wont have much of anything. But it will be good to come and watch.

Yes please Mr boof. That would be muchly appreciated. Doesnt really have to be quick. I could make a 'wingnut'. Would that be quicker?

Mine will never see the road, and plus it will probably be mounted on standard Patrol swc. Thats what Im thinking anyways.

Woooooooooo. Sort of what I was looking for.


What I was thinking is: Have the spare mounted at around 50*, and have the spare mounted behind the rear most edge of the tray deck. If you understand what I mean.



Thanks for the pics though Mrs Ludacris. Helps my inspiration muchly.

I call PS. Zuks cant fly that well.






























ShortyIQ awesome airtime Nic.

With those custom trays where the spare is mounted in the tray at the back, how have you made the mounts? I want to have a 35" spare if that helps. Josh085 I think his name is has the setup Im thinking of, same with boof and his brooksybuilt tray. Pics would be muchly appreciated. Thankyou. Midnight ...

Ive got 32's on sagged stock suspension, no other lift, and I have zero scrubbing, so with the mentioned 2" body and spring lifts, 35's should fit.

STIKA wrote:that correct you move the spring hangers

just use a complete 60 series housing and bolt up the flex from the chasis to the one on the diff


flanges will ber dependant on the 40 series model/year

What do you mean by that part in red? Lol, sorry for asking too many questions.



Its a 1965 FJ40

Thankyou STIKA. What do you mean, modify the chassis mounts? Wouldnt that mean that the mounts would be hanging over the edge of the chassis? Also, can 60series brake lines bolt up to 40series hard lines? Or do I use the 40 series rubber lines going to the diffs. Also, Are the tailshaft flanges ...

Go easy, Im not familiar with 40's stuff. Yes I did search, no I did not find much info. 1: With the effort (cutting and remounting perches) in putting 60'S diffs in, is it worth it? Fair enough, 70mm, is a fair bit of width, but with all the troubles of putting them in. 2: Would I be stoopid not to ...

http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/profile. ... le&u=17719

pm him.

I couldnt beleive how close the Red NBS Zook came to flipping over backwards at the very top of CP 4. His Navi couldnt get out fast enough :D I dont blame him i would have been out a long time before he bailed :armsup: Anyone get pics of this? Mike is pretty good. Well on the outside he is, dunno ...

waxhead.. wrote:Chris Fox Strikes again...
Tell them the truth midnight, you put an 88 bluebird body on your LWB zook chassis....

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.............


Its an 85 TRX. Now that you mention it, I reckon it would fit


Yep, he strikes again. Lol.

That body looks awfully familiar. Is that you Chris? That your LWB Midnight?? what you running at the end of the month? Spock Yep thats my old body, sold it on saturday just gone. Secret squirrel stuff happening. Only 4 people know what Im doing to it. Myself, my dad, waxhead.. and the person I ...

smileysmoke wrote:LWB wrecking in the forsale sectin bud

That is directed to the first post is it not?

That body looks awfully familiar.

Is that you Chris?

There is a WT LWB Maruti getting around brissy somewhere. I was going to buy it, but it moved from its spot that it had been sitting at for quite some time.

ljxtreem wrote:early 1 liters never had them

Would that explain why I cant find the mounts to put the swaybar on?


I was trying to find the mounts so I could get it regod, but they just werent there. So I never put them on.