Desperately after a set of spacers for my prado so I can fit some manual hubs to it. Any help appreciated, cheers

Yeah Ive seen it about the place a few times, But never off road. Looks like it could be fun for an underpowered laugh......
can a n/a 2.4 turn 33's let alone spin them to clear.

Now forgive my ignorance if this has already been a topic on here but, the other day one of the jokers up at Bunnings told me about this thing called BROWNS GAS, Hydrogen power for vehicles, CHEAP to build, install, and save up to 80 percent on fuel. Worth a look team. Im buying one as soon as I get ...

would this be compatible with my 93 prado?

Naa thirty shot mags on 22s are legal......Till you get caught.

Yeah Im not so sure about the whole removing the mag thing, And self control can get pretty thin most of the time. The ruger Is a fairly good choice in my humble opinion. When (IF) I ever replace my bolt action marlin 22 it will be back to a ruger 10/22. the only problem there is with these is that ...

When I got my bolt action the original intention was to teach this chick i was rooting how to shoot. My worry was that if she shot a target then the chance of her turning around with the rifle in her hand was maybe rather high. Therefore if she had a semi....there'd be one up the pipe while pointing ...

I recently grabed a marlin 597 bolt action 22. It was 500 brand new, groups well, package deal that came with 2 mags a silencer a scope and a brick of ammo. Thats about as cheap as they get don't they.
I will definatly switch back to a semi auto when I get a new one in the future.

It must be a very solid design. Thats what the unimogs have, and thats the toughest bit on them. Wish I had that truck.....or at least borrow it for the day and see how many bits I could bend.

Talk to cornfarmer about those bfg's. Aparently theve got alot of them at work and he's never seen so many punctures. Well at least I think thats what he said...though i may've been intoxicated at the time...im not sure...cant remember too well.... I could flick you some buckshot mudders REEEEEal ...

Might be a bit of a mission to try to fit 39s under the cruiser too, Theyd probly rub on full lock I'd say.

Damn.... Somethings come up guys (more problems with a particular piece of shit prado) and I wont be able to make it.
Can some one pass on my apologies.
Cheers

Just about thinking of putting my factory suspension back in and going to the 31 inch mickeys now.

Yeah I wont be staying the night now.

Hmmm look's like rain.....

Yeah I could do something if you'd like. DO you want like a demo with extinguishers sort of thing on like a fuel fire?

yEAH COULD BE DUDE, FIRE THROUGH A COUPLE OF PICS AND ILL LET YOU KNOW

Yeah something like that. But don't hold it against me.

How long lasting on the road are the bighorns?

Apparently fully equiped can get me 31's only. Gutted.

Because that would cost more, be a longer more drawn out job, and I figured that new parts would probly be better than hunting around for some second hand ones

Sounds like a clever idea to this hillbilly

Yeah ill be staying the night I guess. See you all there.

Im dubious about that sort of thing though, settling for second best, Might as well get a nissan while im at it....

Theyre not really that bad for a budget tyre, But I just want the same ones all round to make it look pretty

It is all working so I would spend the money on something else and wait and see if it happens again. You never know how long the transfer case was sitting, how it was stacked when transported (vertically flat upside down etc and if it was excercised or tested after fitting. I would put odds on it ...

ddddddone..

Well I was tempted, she wasn't too keen on the idea...

Excellent. I think I tried someone in Auckland but I'm sure it wasn't otr.
Cheers

No it was definately done all properly.

Lock the hubs with the allen key , and then push the buttons, as per the instructions on the old blue sticker.

And when it was up on blocks with the wheels all clear it wasn't working.
so Im sure I had done it all properly