Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2009 3:25 pm
They're worth $55 to $100 brand new, depending on how nicely you ask any tyre shop.
Theyre worth what ever someone's willing to pay.
Theyre worth what ever someone's willing to pay.
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yup i payed 60 for minedad wrote:They're worth $55 to $100 brand new, depending on how nicely you ask any tyre shop.
Theyre worth what ever someone's willing to pay.
Can anyone confirm if the plastic tanked late WT radiator is the same as the coily radiator?
My 93 plastic tanked WT has split so it's time for a new one. None of the rad shops I've spoken to have a seperate listing in their books for the 2 different WT rads, but have a seperate coily listing. Is this my rad?
Just want to make sure I only have to order once, and so I don't have fan shroud and bracket issues when I get it.
search pirate4x4 orboner59 wrote:Suzuki gsxr 750 throttle bodies, has anyone tried to fit them to a sierra.Instead of carbsAnd what would i need.
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i have a set of 40mm flat slides on my old oil cooled GSXRboner59 wrote:Suzuki gsxr 750 throttle bodies, has anyone tried to fit them to a sierra.Instead of carbsAnd what would i need.
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me
You mean like thissheps wrote:i have a set of 40mm flat slides on my old oil cooled GSXRboner59 wrote:Suzuki gsxr 750 throttle bodies, has anyone tried to fit them to a sierra.Instead of carbsAnd what would i need.
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me
i recon they would be the go.
I would piss it all off and go injection....lexplay wrote:wouldn't be hard,just have to make a manifold.
i would rather run twin 45mm weber side drafts.
one throat per cylinder makes the world of differance.
GRPABT1 wrote:I would piss it all off and go injection....lexplay wrote:wouldn't be hard,just have to make a manifold.
i would rather run twin 45mm weber side drafts.
one throat per cylinder makes the world of differance.
want a betGRPABT1 wrote:Now you're thinking
no fark off to noddyland_noddy wrote:Want pic's of sierra's cut down to utes????
only if you put the entire diff into the sierra!!! but if it was the front vitara diff it might fitlockdup wrote:Hi People,
Thought i might through a random question out. I have a 91 vitara with a rear air locker, about a month i got the locker fitted i brought a sierra with a rear locker also. Due to the sierra the vitara never goes off road anymore. So my question is is it at all possiable to fit the locker from the rear of the Vitara into the front of the Sierra??
Cheers guys
Sell the rear airlocker out of the vitara to another vitara person. use the money to fund your front locker on the sierra.lockdup wrote:Hi People,
Thought i might through a random question out. I have a 91 vitara with a rear air locker, about a month i got the locker fitted i brought a sierra with a rear locker also. Due to the sierra the vitara never goes off road anymore. So my question is is it at all possiable to fit the locker from the rear of the Vitara into the front of the Sierra??
Cheers guys
replace the shifter sheet under the lever.gomulletgo wrote:I have 3 SJ413s in varying states. Two of the three I cannot move the transfercase out of high two, is this common? what is causing the problem? and how is it fixed?
Thanks
But you will loose clearence under the spring plates. Plus blocks are just hack. Nice work on the thinking though.ofr57 wrote:has anybody used lowering blocks to counter act the overall height of the suspension + wheels
my thought on this was if you run 34 or 35's with longer springs and shackles it will be getting tall but by putting in lowering blocks the suspension still works and the tyres still give you a better diff clearance and entrance and departure angles
is this feasible or not?
bumpgreg wrote:Once the x-fer is removed, are the Trimatics and Aw4 bolt patterns / bearing arangements the same?
ah true .. I'm not really a fan of blocks (lift, lower or body ) and now that i think of it will result in giving you 3 low spots on a single diff instead of just the pumpkinlay80n wrote:But you will loose clearence under the spring plates. Plus blocks are just hack. Nice work on the thinking though.ofr57 wrote:has anybody used lowering blocks to counter act the overall height of the suspension + wheels
my thought on this was if you run 34 or 35's with longer springs and shackles it will be getting tall but by putting in lowering blocks the suspension still works and the tyres still give you a better diff clearance and entrance and departure angles
is this feasible or not?
Layto....