Hi all, I have a 90 rugger 2.8D and the transfer case has just decided to go to air, thus I am looking for a gearbox/ transfer case for this truck.
can anybody help?

Does anyone on here use those "Second Air" beadlocks? I think they were branded Staun? 2 advantages that I can think of are; WOF-able and they "lock" both beads. Hi all, I run the second air Micky T rims, 8" on my V8 cruiser, no probs at all since ditching the 10 inch rims, when these were on I ...

fab idea, having personally been involved in circumstances where one of these may have been the difference it would be great to see some out there to clubs like ours.

our demographic is not getting any younger!
cheers
StuB

Do you want best or most cost effective (bang for buck)? If you want to biff massive dollars at it, go with a saginaw 5 speed and atlas transfer case, Won't be much change from $15k though I would think. Or otherwise 5 speed from a 60 series 2H or 80 series 12H and transfer to suit. Most cost ...

Hi Guys, just polling where to go here, have to tickle up the motor and whilst it is out a 5 speed box would be great, what is the best box and t/case to use for this?
it is to go in a 55 (same mountings as a 40)

help appreciated.
cheers
SB

Not exactly a 40 but pretty close , This must be older and uglier than Taz01 , from wat I could see of it at the Redneck Monster garage it had a 350 Pretty sure that was on trademe a year or so ago. Only 3000-3500 if I'm thinking of the right one and it looked very rust free. Dude in Ashvegas or ...

thanks for that , big help.
cheers
sb

H2OLOVA wrote:

Sadam_Husain wrote:I've got a set of H20's brackets sitting in the shed and can make a template for you Stewart


Disclaimer: subject to H20 allowing his intelectual property to be coppied

Nothing to intellectual there Go for your life.

Hi Guys I see there is a thread to carry this out last year I am looking at getting the template for the Subaru calipers that will fit a full floater (4 bolt), I understand h20 had one (in the thread) does anyone know or able to get me his details or help here. also what discs are used for this ...

Hi guys very interesting reading the amount of work and modification required to get this done, is this the only option here as I have a full floating 40 series to do having just sorted the front ones, by the by the bleed nipples being on the top was a great solver for my install! I thought there ...

Great, will keep a lookout and keen to hear how you found the sample of synthetic rope.
will keep a lookout for your listing
cheers
Stu

minefield wrote:After xmas there will be a new list going out.

There will be a new winch posting

And a new synthetic rope posting


Graham

Sadam_Husain wrote:The guys have just done a bulk deal with runva Stu. Some of the guys that have brought them will be able to give you some feedback about them

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules ... &start=120

thanks for the reference, it certainly appears that the number indicated makes these worth a go with the performance as well
cheers
Stu

I think this is very trusting and a little risky for him. What if several or all of us were to back out? He'd be stuck with a whole lot of winches with no immediate buyers. I will put my hand up if anyone cannot make payment............ as will i... :whizz: Are these still available, I am after a ...

hi guys my use is self recovery on an isuzu bighorn so no pto potential that I can see, and a bit on the heavier side in touring form at over 2 tonne so the winch I am considering is this one m and I have had a look at the Warn and superwinch equivelants and of course the price point is huge, just ...

Hi Guys, has anybody had any experience with these, they seem robust (check out the weight) and of course they are cheap compared to others.
I am looking at adding a winch and or course hydraulic is expensive so electric seems the be the way.
comment and experience please
cheers
Stu

in fact over 100 entries, weather fine after nice bit of wet, tracks should be a bit of a challenge, bodes well for a great day for both spectators and those competing. good luck guys cheers disclaimer: shit all those trucks all look the same to me anyway x2, should be a good day, seen heaps of ...

Thanks Mark sounds like you have a few there of interest and thanks to the other guys for the welcome, Jerry has probably seen me round as we have covered approx 35 trips since our relocation, been fab. look forward to more exploration. cheers Stu Hi Stu. Welcome to the Wgtn gang We do the family ...

Hi guys, come from the deep south but relocated to the capital about 12 months ago, have found the Wellington area excellent for the 4wd thing, been dong a few trips with family. Have an Isuzu that has evolved over the past year, now reasonably capable of most things. known as POLCAT! recently ...

Just saw some manual hubs of tardme form an 88 bighorn... These wouldn't fit up to the 93 model would they? Cheers, Rhys Believe it or not yes they should, I drove my truck to a wreckers and took the manual hubs from an 89 trooper, slipped on like new, kept a spare as well. remember the circlips ...

and another with special gear for isuzu's
enjoy. http://www.independent4x.com/

RJT wrote:hmmm... Could definately do with that slippery diff and them springs...

Hi RJT, that diff is posted on at $150, which is cheap!! may be worth following up?
cheers

hey thanks i like the mu but i need something with 4 doors, ive got a 2 door 4wd at the mo, and just need something more...well..big. thanks for the tips. Hey Fish, I have been using mine for the past 3+ years for the family stuff and of course the occoasional diversions that you do, have fitted ...

Hi guys, new to this forum, but here goes, Troopers here are underrated, I went through a process when i bought my 4wd and yes it is a bighorn, soled as a trooper in Aus and here in NZ badged as a holden, very big in th US and also very capable, easy to do up with loads of parts available. worth a ...