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got walaby's here, roo's are an aussie thing.

they'll take a kangaroo at 60 mile an hour too.:D

I have a 3 inch lift in the mistral, i can fit my head between the tire and the gaurd..(yes my head is now a unit of measurment.lol):D basically I went for polyurethene spacers ontop of the rear coils and calmini upper A arms with re indexed torsion bars(this allowed for lift but left the...

:D lGo find another track to travel....just to make all you folks jealous. Lol.

the 42nd traverse is named after "State forest 42" which is a large expanse of native forest in the central north island just north of Mt Tongariro. It was a 52km long logging road used back in the 50's and 60's to transport native logs to sawmills. Ironically the Sawmill I work at uses the...

42nd traverse pt2

trip through the 42nd traverse a very old logging road through the central north island of new zealand.

or just buy greasable ball joints?

ARB austrailia did some research and the forward facing "Ram type" can in the right environment produce around 2 psi of pressure at 100kph.

dry ball joint/swivel point, my inner a arm bushes used to creak as the castor changed when turning...not necessarily directly related to the steering components.

or it could be the actual needle in the injector pump saying "screw you spend money on me!" :doh

Guys here don't like fitting lockers to the factory front diff as it is small and easy to strip the pinion and ring gear /snap the loaded side CV's or smash the spider gears when one side comes off the ground and the opposing wheel goes full load. you have to remember that most of the weight of...