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Yet another feroza in 4wd monthly

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Yet another feroza in 4wd monthly

Post by Mark Hoult »

Well I recieved my latest edition of 4wd monthly and theres a write up on buying a used feroza. I haven't read it as yet but I did notice a couple of pics of Mikes old runner.

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Post by murcod »

So what should we all look out for..... oops it's a bit late now!

Couldn't find anything like that when I was looking to buy earlier this year.
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Post by *BESTY* »

Still haven't seen it in the shops !! Still waiting !!



NOT FAIR :cry: :cry:
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Post by MJHsurfin »

Feroza's in 4wd Monthly for 2 issues in a row !! talk about breaking the drought :lol:

& they even gave my old bus a another spin :D Damn she was a good looking piece of work, forgot how much work I had to put in to clean her up for the photo shoot ;) Did look a lot better later on though with the Warn Winch, Locker, Revolver Shackles & more lift, wheel spacers & more rock rashes ;)

- damn I miss her :cry: oh well - onwards & upwards as they say.

were pretty optimistic in the article though - like to know how they reckon you can get 4" lift out of the IFS without doing any major upgrade :rofl:
GOOD LUCK !!!!!!!

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Post by rocknferoza »

I got my copy in the mail today :lol:

were pretty optimistic in the article though - like to know how they reckon you can get 4" lift out of the IFS without doing any major upgrade

I'd like 2 know where Roothie got the imfo about being abble 2 get 4inches of lift out of the front end without 2 much drama :? :shock: :? :shock: :? :shock:
I reckon I could possibly get 3inches with a balljoint spacer :finger:

Did anyone notice that under brief specifications it says independend coil springs :rofl: :rofl: BWAHAHAHAHAHA
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Post by MJHsurfin »

Ferozius wrote:Still haven't seen it in the shops !! Still waiting !!



NOT FAIR :cry: :cry:


Hey Besty,

Ever thought about getting a SUBSCRIPTION - :lol:

No more waiting !! :D
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Post by *BESTY* »

MJHsurfin wrote:Ever thought about getting a SUBSCRIPTION - :lol:



I'm s'pose to be getting a subscription as a Fathers Day pressie !!
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Post by murcod »

Ferozius wrote:Still haven't seen it in the shops !! Still waiting !!



NOT FAIR :cry: :cry:



STILL WAITING...... Ho Hum..... :x
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Post by FEAROZA »

...It takes a while for 4x4 monthly to make its way down to the country too.... :roll: .....and country folk luv their fourbies...

Murcod - a "hairdressers 4wd?" thems fighting words. :twisted: :x :x
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Post by murcod »

FEAROZA wrote:...Murcod - a "hairdressers 4wd?" thems fighting words. :twisted: :x :x


Don't worry the guy who said it obviously has problems- with the size of his penis (and I told him so too!) :lol: :D
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Post by *BESTY* »

Marco from this BB owns a Feroza.............


















IS a Hairdresser !! :roll:
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Post by murcod »

Now that's very funny!!!
:rofl:
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Post by Whistler »

I'm still looking for the Tweetybird wheel covers that I need to make my Whistler feel whole again. :D

But honestly, the majority of Ferozas I've seen around have been driven by blokes. I see more Sierras and Vitaras being driven by young girls (not that I've got anything against Suzukis). How feminine can a truck with a transfer case really be?

I remember trying to talk a female work colleague into buying a Feroza over other small 4wds in the mid 90's (I couldn't afford a new one myself :cry: ) but she said that they looked too much like a four wheel drive, and all the other ladies agreed with her!

Anyway, if it was a ladies car, wouldn't the vanity mirror be on the driver's side? :twisted:

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Post by *BESTY* »

Well, I bought my Feroza 'caue it looked like a 4WD.....the Vitara didn't !!

No other reason !! :finger:
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Post by FEAROZA »

A copper around the corner from here has a 5 door vitara - the older style, with a lift kit and muddies - it looks OK too - good reasonably priced vehicle to do some offroad work in if the budget wasn't too large I guess.

But I agree the Feroza looks A LOT more, how can I be diplomatic, "purposeful"?
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Post by Ferwoaza »

I just like to shove it up yota owners as the widetrack Feroza is 3" wider than a hilux in stock trim :D

I've had a few female Feroza drivers come up to me to check out the rig..but Heather has banned me from talking to them now :lol:
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Post by *BESTY* »

Ferwoaza wrote: I've had a few female Feroza drivers come up to me to check out the rig..but Heather has banned me from talking to them now :lol:


:cry: :cry:

I'm sure she'd let you talk to them so long as your eyes were not looking anywhere else !! (.)(.) :finger:
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Post by murcod »

Ferwoaza wrote:I just like to shove it up yota owners as the widetrack Feroza is 3" wider than a hilux in stock trim :D

I've had a few female Feroza drivers come up to me to check out the rig..but Heather has banned me from talking to them now :lol:


So is that how you picked Heather up?!? :D

I've followed a few wide tracks and they are very wiiiide compared to mine. Anyone know how much difference there is?
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Post by murcod »

FEAROZA wrote:Murcod - a "hairdressers 4wd?" thems fighting words. :twisted: :x :x


Finally got a copy of 4Wd Monthly today- it even mentions about hairdressers driving Ferozas! :P
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Post by Ferwoaza »

murcod wrote:
Ferwoaza wrote:I just like to shove it up yota owners as the widetrack Feroza is 3" wider than a hilux in stock trim :D

I've had a few female Feroza drivers come up to me to check out the rig..but Heather has banned me from talking to them now :lol:


So is that how you picked Heather up?!? :D

I've followed a few wide tracks and they are very wiiiide compared to mine. Anyone know how much difference there is?


Not sure the exact difference in width between the models. The widetrack is 58" wide, hilux is 55" wide...
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Post by murcod »

Going by the service manual a narrow track is 52.2" (1325mm) centre of tyre to centre of tyre -both front and rear.
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Post by marc »

As a hairdresser (a straight hairdresser) I love my feroza and I think that it looks preety mean with a little lift and some chunky 31's under the gaurds . You guys shouldn't even be comparing them to suzukis cause were in a league of our own. IT is true though guys hairdressers love these little trucks.
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Post by *BESTY* »

Geez.....is that REALLY you Marco !!!


I thought you fell off the board after that last WARF's Trip !!!


Welcome back !!


Hurry up and get your website back up-n-running !!!.....(or do ya need Robbie to do that for ya !!)
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Post by marc »

Hey Andrew,
And yes I'm still alive. I didn't go last week on the trip this time cause I didn't want to make any more people upset. After the last trip when I out performed most other drivers with there big 35'S and diff locks I think there were a couple of them who actually wanted to shot me.
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Post by *BESTY* »

ROBBIE !!!


Let Marco back onto the computer !!!

:finger: :finger: :finger: :finger:
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Post by ShinyDiscoBalls »

Ferozius wrote:Well, I bought my Feroza 'caue it looked like a 4WD.....the Vitara didn't !!

No other reason !! :finger:



Well I reackon they have attitude... I'm thinking of getting some shark's or tiger's teeth airbrushed on the frot guards... :twisted: And maybe this little :finger: dude on the spare cover!!!

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Post by *BESTY* »

FerociousFeroza wrote: :twisted: And maybe this little :finger: dude on the spare cover!!! heh



:rofl: :D :finger:
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