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cheap crusier

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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Post by forty_forty »

hi guys new to this just letting u know i have a bj40 b motor turbogot the boby for 200 hundred bucks and motor for 6oo hundred just trying to get it all up and running but i say stick to diesel guys
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Post by bj42turbo »

Welcome aboard, another 40 and it's a Diesel :armsup: :armsup:


Cheers Dazz
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Post by forty_forty »

bj42turbo wrote:Welcome aboard, another 40 and it's a Diesel :armsup: :armsup:


Cheers Dazz
yep thanks dazz u r the first that has answered me
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Post by toyotroop »

Another one for the diesel insane asylum.... welcome forty-forty.. 40 series diesel cruisers are as tough as it gets... but can leave you slightly unbalanced
like me :armsup:
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Post by plowy »

A yes welcome to the sickness of diesels and bj 40's the great truck that lack's the great power wich will drive u mad as u sit in the slow lane and watch the speedsters fly by dam diesel ah ha ha :D :D :D
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Post by Swifty »

Welcome to the diesel madness......


one of us one of us one of us
1982 BJ42, Turbo, Roberts Air locker, 33" MT-117 xtremes.
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Post by shorty_f0rty »

diesel owners only go loopy cos of the excessive exhuast fumes when traveling with the top down..

btw.. welcome aboard
Built, not bought!
'84 BJ42 - sold! :(
'79 Coiled and turbo diesel'd FJ55
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Post by scotto »

Another BJ :armsup:
Good too see you amongst it Trev
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Post by darrenfj40 »

Im about to put a 2h turbo diesel in my dual cab 45. Hoping its not to slow and cheap to run.
darren
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Post by 45punkbus »

arhh deisel i have one of them, there not that slow, well, really they are, but my H deisel goes alright, i have had it to speeds of loosing my p's on a free way (160).
you just have to work with it, redline it so u don't bog down through the gears,

cheers
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Post by the_smoo »

there is no such thing as a cheap cruiser...

:finger:
now in Perth
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