Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I had a Pioneer CD player in the usual mounting location in my '86 RR classic for years. Never gave any trouble.


Ron

is diesel covered in the rabate? Howard only referred to petrol engine conversions in Parliament yesterday?? :?:

From the govt website:

LPG Vehicle Scheme

The Australian Government has established the LPG Vehicle Scheme to assist private motorists with:


the purchase of a factory-fitted ...

bushytas wrote:was just wondering what i should look out for when doing the lift. eg gear shift

The gearshift is cable.

Ron

6.5 rangie wrote:Beware of fuel economy, i used to get between 30-36l/100klm (10mpg?) with a holden stroked out to 336,

30 l/100km = 9.42 mpg (Imperial)
36 l/100km = 7.85 mpg (Imperial)

My 4.6 litre P38A RR gives 13 litres/100km highway (21.73 mpg)

The 4.6 seems to work easier than the 3.5

Ron

If it is the same as early EFI Rangies, there will be a small tube at the rear of the plenum chamber. Push it onto that.

Ron

I've got a pair of genuine LR inward facing seats (from a 110) I'd like to sell.

Ron

Andrew, see here - bar for sale: http://www.aulro.com/afvb/showthread.php?t=27523 $40

Ron

You need LPG injection with the DII. Parnells in Melbourne are probably the people to speak to: http://www.parnell.com.au/index.php?opt ... &Itemid=26

Ron

Umm, which RR box? If you are using the RR classic box, aren't they the same 4-bolt box as the Disco?

Early RRs used the 3 bolt box (which I think is also interchangeable).

What has changed is the Pitman arm. The Disco uses, I think, the later Pitman arm used on the RR. There have been 3 different ...

Philip A wrote:I have had the ball joint mount self destruct twice. Not nice.

Now that would be scary - especially at speed!

Ron

The A-frame is what stops the lateral movement of the axle. Take it away and there is nothing to stop the axle moving sideways.

Ron

Toy80Diesel wrote:Anwyays, back on the air side of things what you reckon? I can see one major drama being any amount of water in the system so you'd need very good filtration.

If it worked, the water may not be a problem, People do use water injection systems.

Ron

Philip A wrote:Huh, I believe that the beariing outer track is machined into the hub. A bearing centre would probably be no good by itself.
Regards Philip A

No, they use a standard style race. See the pix on the simplerthyme website.

Ron

460cixy wrote:what brand of car ect are we talkining about ?

1998 P38A Range Rover (Discovery 2 uses same style of bearing).

Ron

I haven't driven the Toyta but I have driven Landie traybacks. Noting I am a Landie owner, you will realise I am not being biased when I say the LR cab is too small. I'm 6 ft and I can't get back far enough from the wheel. The leg room and arm room on the truck cab is certainly less than the station ...

Which car? The 2H is an engine used in several model 4WDs, not a Toyota 4WD.

Ron

Run a bead of arc weld on the race in the hub to shrink it?

Ron

where are all these closet jeep lovers coming from? :?

they are in the closet druelling :D

Is that like "drooling"?

drool

• verb 1 drop saliva uncontrollably from the mouth. 2 (often drool over) informal show excessive pleasure or desire.

• noun saliva falling from the mouth.

â ...

land rovers suk

:?: :?:

Previously you wrote (page 1)

Well for 4wd nuthing beats a Land Rover

I Like toyota and have been fans of them for so long but after getting round in a Rangie (when they work) nuthing is better.
AND I have one word and One (actually three) number - DEFENDER 110 ...

In its present form, this poll is meaningless. Toymota and Missin sales far outnumber Land Rover or Jeep.

So if that is taken into account and the poll results are normalised, then you'd find that Land Rover is winning the poll by a huge margin.

High volume sales doesn't mean a better 4WD.

Ron

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NO other 4WD manufactuer can boast they have only 4wd's in their line up, Jeep ONLY make 4wd's.

Land Rover makes only 4WDs.

[Only for special order & they made those in right hand drive as well (for the US postie's) but they were not available to the general public, as the 2WD Landrover's ...

What he has done is nothing short of theft.

But to add insult to injury, the low life is actually trying to make money out of this info, all be it in a round about way. Something he wouldn’t be able to do if he was honest in the first place and posted the the originating site.

i think he said ...

:shock:

cant you just post help here?
and i thank you for offering to help, but arnt you getting a little worked up about this

You are a D**khead, aren't you? You don't understand intellectual property theft or plagiarism. Did you ever write an essay or science project at school then let your ...

Did you steal those drawings from the AULRO.COM site without giving the originator (Drivesafe) the kudos?

I hope you aren't claiming you drew those 'cos I know who did draw them.

Late edit: I posted this at about the same time as Drivesafe posted his message but his was saved first. My post might ...

The fillers are on eBay quite regularly.

"scuba" LPG tanks also appear occasionally.

How long did it take Haines to test your LPG tank? It may be worth driving up to Erina if it is a same day service.

Ron

Mandy,

Welcome to the band of P38A owners. You'll get heaps of flak form others who don't like them.

Check out John Brabyn's RangeRover.net website http://www.rangerovers.net and, in particular, http://www.rangerovers.net/fixindex.html (I've put a few repair pages up on John's site).

Another ...

Micka wrote:If you have free wheelers in the front, would that help to eliminate driveline vibrations in lifted Landies? Given that most vibrations occur in the front shaft. Would the free wheelers stop the front shaft from turning?

No.

It would be better to fit a double Cardan joint UJ

Ron

Of course, you could buy a Range Rover.

I only have to press a button on the dash to lower it (or lift it).



Ron

Staun deflaters and a cheapish 240v compressor.

Once you have the compressor, you'll realise how useful they are so you'll get a better one.

I followed the Disco 1 with portal hubs today - boy, does it look mean. It has about a 2" suspension lift combined with the lift from the hubs. It is high.

Those in Penrith will see it about. The owner lives nearby.

The track of the Disco is much wider, too.

I wonder how many people behind the ...