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When is a Feroza, not a Feroza?

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When is a Feroza, not a Feroza?

Post by Tzi »

... when it looks like this! :shock:
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Its a real pity its been lowered :?.. with a decent set of wheels, some nice chunky muddies and some lift, it would look pretty damn special! :cool:
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Post by MightyMouse »

Hmmmm - from any angle, I just don't like it. :roll:

Thank heavens BLING and Feroza aren't usually associated.
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Post by dai-hard »

Ive seen it gettin around and its just tOO RED.

Just needs a big block now :lol:
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Post by Goatse.AJ »

EEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!! Where's the VOMIT emoticon?

Haha, and it's got Rock_Monkey's old rego number :D
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Post by MightyMouse »

Be interesting to see if it sells - it could be just us that don't understand the attraction of a Bling Feroza. :oops: :oops:
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Post by Buggerific »

Lowering a 4wheel drive should be made illegal!

If only he'd spent that much money on worthwhile mods!
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Post by meece4x4 »

Buggerific wrote:Lowering a 4wheel drive should be made illegal!
HELL YEAH!

Cant say anything on that rocks my boat, even the softtop looks naff, just think what we could do to our beasts with 15 grand ..
body lift
33's on noce light rims
3.8 V6 comme conversion ... custom front locker
one of those airflow snorks
new raised springs with decent shocks all round
uprated rear brakes
rear LSD or locker
oh the list goes on and on ;)

oh and that most anoying of Feroza problems ..........an Inclinometer that works properly!

.....and spelling lessons :twisted:
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Post by murcod »

I'm surprised they haven't got the chrome grille to go with the wheels?

Here's another Ebay one for you all (not Daihatsu I know...) Grand Vitara with 22" alloys!

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What is it about NSW? :)
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Post by murcod »

Re the Feroza, I think this is even better than the exterior...

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Post by MightyMouse »

Can't quite make out the shifter thing - what is it ?

And if it wasn't for the fact that I dont have a clutch pedal would have to get me those pedals :rofl:

and its a poverty pack too.
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Post by Tzi »

MightyMouse wrote:and its a poverty pack too.
YUP... first thing that I noticed :lol:

... and dont knock the chrome grille... I was gonna buy that! :)
It would have matched my soon-to-be mirror tint quite nicely.


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meece4x4 wrote: oh and that most anoying of Feroza problems ..........an Inclinometer that works properly!
Whats this about the lean-o-meter? Mine works just fine... when it hits the end of the scale sideways, its about ready to tip :lol:
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Post by meece4x4 »

Whats this about the lean-o-meter? Mine works just fine... when it hits the end of the scale sideways, its about ready to tip :lol:
must be us kiwi's being hard on them ... ive fixed 4 in the last 6 months all with the same problem ... the old while face of death b'cause the little plastic pin broke off in the back. ;)
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Post by MightyMouse »

before mine went bye bye it decided to empty itself of the silicone fluid. First I noticed of it was a sticky puddle on the dash top. By then it had scored the inside and was useless.

With track, lift and wheels I never trusted the thing anyway - sometimes its more reassuring NOT to know how close you came....
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Post by dai-hard »

I got rid of the WONKAMETER and fit an oil pressure gauge.
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Post by HotFourOk »

AJFeroza wrote: Haha, and it's got Rock_Monkey's old rego number :D
That's the first thing I noticed too! :D

They even made that red :? :rofl:
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Post by MightyMouse »

Was it Split Enz - I see red, I see red, I see reeeeddddd !
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Post by r0ck_m0nkey »

AJFeroza wrote:Haha, and it's got Rock_Monkey's old rego number :D
:armsup:

I want to go take it for a test drive.

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Post by Goatse.AJ »

r0ck_m0nkey wrote:
AJFeroza wrote:Haha, and it's got Rock_Monkey's old rego number :D
:armsup:

I want to go take it for a test drive.

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Haha, think I took that pic :D
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Post by Tzi »

r0ck_m0nkey wrote:Image
Ahh... good to see a feroza flexing nicely as usual :rofl:
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Post by MightyMouse »

ferozamaniac wrote:Image
And its even got a bulldozer blade fitted to the front to scrape the hump of rutted tracks. :rofl:
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Post by pigletracing »

no thats there to make it easier to put 1 wheel on its bonet to check your articulation
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NOW SOLD
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pigletracing wrote:no thats there to make it easier to put 1 wheel on its bonet to check your articulation

HAHAHAHAHA :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :rofl:
Feroza becomes mobile Artic-ramp :D
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Post by MightyMouse »

Look on the bright side - its got some droop travel which for a roza isn't that common....
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Post by meece4x4 »

those doors would smack me in the head, every time a coconut.
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Post by pigletracing »

oh well, I guess those blokes are truley passionet about ferozas!!!!!!!!!
who else would spend all that $$$$$$$$ to turn a 4x4 into a HONDA CIVIC
other than a dedicated feroza addict,,,,the majority of us spend big $$$$$$
to make our rozas more uncofortable on the road,,,my 2 cents
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Post by BORN2RUN »

yeah seen it pulled the guy over had a look at it n asked for his preferd asking price-he wants 7500 but i thnk hes got a big hill to climb to get that price for it. c i dont mind the rims but lowering it n disconnectin the front diffs makes it quite useless. dont kno too honda civic to me. my 2 cents worth.
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Post by F300tazmanian »

The Feroza was made to be an all around 4x4 Leisure SUV. Thats why I did not lower my Feroza, I just remained it stock because even on stock height it can tackle off road.

"Though shall not lower thy 4x4 SUV"

Even rally styled (e.g. Paris Dakar) SUVs are not lowered. IMHO
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Post by dennisdko »

for the red bling feroza i admire the red paint job
but for the bling, im just wondering how they get rid of the manual locking hub?

i kept my feroza as stock height as possible, even the tire size
til now am looking a good 15" rims but its hard to get one here in the Philippines a set of rims that is compatible with the manual hub of the f300. except for a vitara rims
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