try;
http://www.4wdtv.co.nz/

DieselBoy wrote:Use Cavity Wax, fisholene is well out dated.

No fishy smell, easier to apply, doesn't melt in the sun, works better and lasts longer

So, just what is cavity wax?.... do you spray it on like fishoilene? or is it more like hair gel sounds like it could be messy to apply

rangimotors wrote:it'll probably get hot enough to stink but not hot enough to burn off

I think they call that irony, don't they?

Your exhaust can get a lot warmer than 100deg I would of thought they get hotter than 100deg too.... but here it is in black and white direct from the manufacturer website; http://www.wattyl.co.nz/new%20site/Architects%20CD/Technical_Data_Sheets/WA/WA102.pdf I guess I could always avoid my exhaust ...

Steve_t647 wrote:I think as a daily driver I would not use it around the exhaust

I've been doing a bit of reading on it... seems they recommend it for mufflers and it will withstand temps up to 100 degrees

I'll be there as Hulux-Happy's back seat gimp can you please bring your bango we need entainment for when PR gets stuck LMAO!!! Ahem... won't be doing any musical interlude this time... most likely just be there for comedic support Y dont u bring the surf Hey now thats a good idea!.... but i'll let ...

I'd like to do a bit of rust proofing to the underside of my truck, i've heard that Fishoilene works well to prevent rust, apparantly you can even drive in salt water on a regular basis and still have no problems.... but I also heard that if you use it your vehicle tends to smell like fish Has ...

PR wrote:Is that right so far and is there anyone else

I'll be there as Hulux-Happy's back seat gimp

Have you experimented with DivX or Xvid codecs?... how do they compare to windows media format, size and quality wise?

The vid is nice quality but it does seem to be a little big for only a minute of video other than that, all good, nice work

i stumbled across this website this morning. is this the sort of thing you visualised for the gps tracks? http://magnalox.net/ Yup well, the mapping part of it anyway... The vision I have in my mind at the moment would be most similar to an online, interactive version of a page out of Ken Sibly's ...

At the moment it will only allow .gpx files to be uploaded, if you have GPS data in another format, you can convert them to .gpx format using GPSBabel No good for me with NZMapped GPS txt files as its not supported. Sorry kiwipete, wasn't trying to exclude you on purpose I believe Polymedia are not ...

Just a suggestion , can you include Landowner contact details, area's to keep off, if a permit and or insurance is required, area's that we can play in. I think the privacy act might be an issue with that, specially as the site is public access at the moment. I had considered including a field that ...

I have created an online application that allows users to easily upload, browse and share GPS tracks... http://projects.warpedcow.com/gpstracks/ At the moment it will only allow .gpx files to be uploaded, if you have GPS data in another format, you can convert them to .gpx format using GPSBabel ...

I found these guys... http://www.breakawaynz.com/display.php?SUPP_ID=1047 They offer 4x4 trucks for rental on off-road trips... I haven't used them, I don't support them but might be of use to anyone wanting to explore 'the other island' without having to worry about sorting out ferry crossings and ...

Does anyone know how many different file formats exist when downloading or uploading gps data from their units? which are the most common? For example, If a gpx file is only used, will this exclude, say all garmin gps units, or perhaps people that have navman units will suffer instead... i'm not a ...

So what terminology would be used when describing uploaded gps info.... would you call them; Routes? Tracks? Trails? Here on ORE they seem to be loosly refered to 'Trails'.. but IMHO this seems very American, personaly I prefer the kiwi terminology 'Routes'... What does everyone else think? (this is ...

A gpx file is basicly a list of gps points with descriptions in a xml format, this data can easily be extrapilated and imported directly into an embedded google map on a webpage... The user wouldn't be required to download the file to view on a map, no need for google earth (unless you really wanted ...

Would be miles more accurate and feasible (and wouldn't infringe copywrite) if people could load tracks they actually did then we could share them among the masses The technology exists and is relatively easy to implement (from a webdesign point of view) where a page contains a browsable google map ...

Taipo River; St Hwy 73 up the Taipo valley to Seven Mile Creek

I believe Mike is currently working on this and hopefully will be included in the new version of Offroad Express

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=7120

Have you done a compression test?

Az

That photo of the plugs is not actually that well repesented. I'll try and get another. It is not at all oily. hard to make an accurate assessment based on the photo, but if it's not oily and is indeed sooty and black... it is most likely that that cylinder is running rich (too much fuel ...

give that man a cigar!! top marks, go to the head of the class

A point to consider if the battery is intended to be inside the cab under the rear seats.... is the battery you're using fully sealed (maintance-free)??? i'm sure there would be safety issues using the 'older' style batteries... if you happen to roll your truck (god forbid). Sulfuric acid spraying ...

red-devil wrote:MMMMMMM

ok ill give you permission to do that , give me 2 mins i'll allow you

This is a bit over my head, I would imagine it would be a task more suited for mike to do 'at the source'

Well i have a few pics up, the aulban is called red devil right at the end of the list Nice pics jono link to album is here (if your feeling lazy); http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules.php?set_albumName=album193&op=modload&name=Gallery&file=index&include=view_album.php&page=1 any chance these ...

Are the black deposits on the 'number 1' (top left in 1st pic) sparkplug dry and sooty or wet and oily?

I poked and prodded my windscreen rubbers for weeks before deciding to bite the bullet and got someone 'professional' to do the job, best decision I made... worth every penny I paid, they did a really good job and I didn't even have to get my hands dirty I had lots of problems trying to source a ...

I am surprised an organisation would want to support such a move as it will end up very expensive to get a permit for access as has past experience proved. Maybe not, it could be like the local council offering access to beaches and such, no cost involved, you just need to fill in the paperwork ...

Pleep wrote:Hi. Is anyone wrecking a 89 Bighorn? UBS55.
I am after a main gear stick rubber as mine is split... and lets water in

Where in NZ are you located? there are a few wreckers in chch that have UBS55 bighorns in their yards, i'm sure you could get a good deal if you smile nicely

Az