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86-surf wrote:lol... the ifs surf's do me just fine, But the next level up( solid axle) is a hole diffrent bag of goodies.

We should do a toyota V.S jeep show down,solid axle only ofcourse.


Guess where did Toyota "borrow" the designs for their first 4x4s (BJs, etc). Have you actually ever driven a Wrangler?


OK, calm down boys. Both are great 4x4s so lets move on.

Think we should linch 86 Surf for starting this :lol:
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86-surf wrote:lol... the ifs surf's do me just fine, But the next level up( solid axle) is a hole diffrent bag of goodies.

We should do a toyota V.S jeep show down,solid axle only ofcourse.


Guess where did Toyota "borrow" the designs for their first 4x4s (BJs, etc). Have you actually ever driven a Wrangler?


never driven a jeep, nore do i want to, im to inlove with my toyota:D
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86-surf wrote:lol... the ifs surf's do me just fine, But the next level up( solid axle) is a hole diffrent bag of goodies.

We should do a toyota V.S jeep show down,solid axle only ofcourse.


And standard jeep against standard toyota??
I'd put my money on the Jeep.
<= Seen my Toyota...


turoa wrote:sorry to dissapoint you jase, but any jeep with 33's with shit all over an ifs surf, even alot of solid axle surfs, a jeep would still shit all over


Are we celebrating a Jeep appreciation day or what. Keep it coming. Its good to hear this.
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MNC wrote:
TJ wrote:
86-surf wrote:lol... the ifs surf's do me just fine, But the next level up( solid axle) is a hole diffrent bag of goodies.

We should do a toyota V.S jeep show down,solid axle only ofcourse.


Guess where did Toyota "borrow" the designs for their first 4x4s (BJs, etc). Have you actually ever driven a Wrangler?


OK, calm down boys. Both are great 4x4s so lets move on.

Think we should linch 86 Surf for starting this :lol:



Hey hey hey hey! hold on now i did not start this!, All i did was reply to one message. I did not start this!

what does linch meen?
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86-surf wrote:Hey hey hey hey! hold on now i did not start this!, All i did was reply to one message. I did not start this!

what does linch meen?


Sorry, spelling not so good... Here you go...

"Lynching and US law -

Lynching, an enumerated felony in some states in the United States, is defined by some codes of law as "Any act of violence inflicted by a mob upon the body of another person which results in the death of the person," with a 'mob' being defined as "the assemblage of two or more persons, without color or authority of law, for the premeditated purpose and with the premeditated intent of committing an act of violence upon the person of another." Lynching in the second degree is defined as "Any act of violence inflicted by a mob upon the body of another person and from which death does not result." To sustain a conviction for lynching at least some evidence of premeditation must be produced, however "The common intent to do violence" may be formed before or during the assemblage."

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xj wrote:[quote= how is the "death-trap go cart" coming along? :?


not so good. aint worked on it since i?, i dont actualy remember wen i last worked on it
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86-surf wrote:never driven a jeep, nore do i want to, im to inlove with my toyota:D


Sure you would never want to. You do know FJ for Toyota is fake jeep.... :wink:

BTW, this is the ancestory of your Hilux (Stout):

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Looks really tough :shock:
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Sure you would never want to. You do know FJ for Toyota is fake jeep.... :wink::



do you know what ''Fj" stand for? have a geuss nah i wont make you geuss, IT means Focking jeep!! But my manners are far to good to say it properly:D
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HI 86-surf at least the internet has teached you yo spell
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Scott wrote:HI 86-surf at least the internet has teached you yo spell



er dude.. LOL
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86-surf wrote:do you know what ''Fj" stand for? have a geuss nah i wont make you geuss, IT means Focking jeep!! But my manners are far to good to say it properly:D


Just have a read of this and see where the history lesson takes you:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Land_Cruiser
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Scott wrote:HI 86-surf at least the internet has teached you yo spell


This is classic. :lol: :oops: :lol:
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I can't be focked reading stuff i won't need to use in the future, Because i won't be getting a toyota focking jeep, So why do i need to read about it? lol
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Hey your a little bit agro? ,oneday you might need assholes like me for help :twisted:
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86-surf wrote:I can't be focked reading stuff i won't need to use in the future, Because i won't be getting a toyota focking jeep, So why do i need to read about it? lol


You claim to love Hilux, but don't want to read the history and evolution of Toyota's iconic model (Land Cruiser) and how Hilux came about? That shows me how much you really respect and care for what you drive. No more comments from me. You are not really brand loyal as far as I am concerned. I love Jeeps, but I will never belittle others who have benefited from the copied early designs (except for when I am having fun with someone).
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Scott wrote:Hey your a little bit agro? ,oneday you might need assholes like me for help :twisted:


I was just playing.

TJ wrote:
86-surf wrote:I can't be focked reading stuff i won't need to use in the future, Because i won't be getting a toyota focking jeep, So why do i need to read about it? lol


You claim to love Hilux, but don't want to read the history and evolution of Toyota's iconic model (Land Cruiser) and how Hilux came about? That shows me how much you really respect and care for what you drive. No more comments from me. You are not really brand loyal as far as I am concerned. I love Jeeps, but I will never belittle others who have benefited from the copied early designs (except for when I am having fun with someone).


Fine if your going to be like that i will read it.. just not at the moment becuase i am about to go to bed..
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well that was fun :P Have we stopped playing yet :)
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but you also saw how well Dj's surf wen didn't ya:
hang on there Jase ill put my Toyota up against anyone just for the fun factor but I have spent about 6+ years getting it to where it is now and would expect it preform well.Its almost a full on comp winch truck. As said before, most trucks will go better with attitude and experience. Hyperlux and myself were coaching you and others during the weekend as we have over 20 odd years experience between us, and gladly pass on this knowledge.As there was a good cross section of makes it was good to compare capabilities although we did drive up tracks where the jeepers had only driven down ??? :twisted: Lessons that had been learnt in the class room were put into practise. We both have had or still own Hilux's, jeeps, land cruisers or land rovers. As well as Mits's. I have never owned a Zuk but appreciate their capabilities. ( Horses for courses.) I sling shit at them in jest ( where do you put the clock work key in,,,should come out with carry handles in each corner... how many does it take to assemble a Zuk ..3,, one cutting, one folding, one gluing ) but I will never under estimate them or others .. too many times a statement will come back and bit you in the arse..Having said that don't stop stirring who ever you want :twisted: :twisted:just be careful
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DJ wrote:Having said that don't stop stirring who ever you want :twisted: :twisted:


All in a days work :wink: :lol:
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DJ wrote:[.As there was a good cross section of makes it was good to compare capabilities although we did drive up tracks where the jeepers had only driven down ???


Day one we went in and came out the same tracks, day two the tracks we did we went in one side and out the other. Nice bit of bait thrown out there DJ.... good on ya.....
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zuk rear axle finished :) leaves the weekend to work on the jeep

instead of all this arguing about which 4wd is the best why dont we all just have one of each? haha

i remember a few months ago i had my Sj413, a jeep cj8, a nissan terrano, and a toyota surf. haha not a bad combination :P
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Big-AL wrote:zuk rear axle finished :) leaves the weekend to work on the jeep

instead of all this arguing about which 4wd is the best why dont we all just have one of each? haha

i remember a few months ago i had my Sj413, a jeep cj8, a nissan terrano, and a toyota surf. haha not a bad combination :P


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Nice bit of bait thrown out there DJ.... good on ya.....
better than fishing ya throw the bait out and sure to catch something swimming past then just reel them in...most times hook line and sinker.. :P :P :P :lol: :lol: :lol:
I used to give range rovers shit but cant now as I own one so i have to pick on something else :lol: :lol: jeeps its your lucky day :wink:
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If that's what keeps you happy man...... go for it....... I got better things to do, like pop in my quick discos....
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86-surf wrote:
Scott wrote:Hey your a little bit agro? ,oneday you might need assholes like me for help :twisted:


I was just playing.

TJ wrote:
86-surf wrote:I can't be focked reading stuff i won't need to use in the future, Because i won't be getting a toyota focking jeep, So why do i need to read about it? lol


You claim to love Hilux, but don't want to read the history and evolution of Toyota's iconic model (Land Cruiser) and how Hilux came about? That shows me how much you really respect and care for what you drive. No more comments from me. You are not really brand loyal as far as I am concerned. I love Jeeps, but I will never belittle others who have benefited from the copied early designs (except for when I am having fun with someone).


Fine if your going to be like that i will read it.. just not at the moment becuase i am about to go to bed..



jase , jase , jase

you are young and not so wise

you may not like me saying that, but its the honest truth

you are stirring lots of chaps that have sooo much more age and wisdom on thier side.

one day they will be on a trip with you and you will break down and need some assistance and they will say no ,coz you are the little pissant that rarked them up on the net.

you could learn alot from some of these guys

and some of these guys could knock you out with thier little finger and some have guns and some are just very mechanically talented and some have lots of parts or access to them.

be very careful who you try to wind up.

you've been told before, but I thought maybe you needed a timely reminder

enjoy the wide world of 4wding and make friends not enemies

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6SOoSTxIK0

not sure if it has been posted on ORE already (probably has) but i found this interesting
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Hi all
I know its late notice but a couple of us local folks are heading back into Minginui this QBW. Kick off Saturday morning back Monday,if anyone else is keen just post on here. Check though previous posts to view the type of tracks and what you are expected to take on . As its going to rain this week it will be more fun :wink:
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Hey dj, just looked at the manukau 4wd website and it looks like they are gonna be in there as well at the same time. just thought i'd let ya know
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Hey dj, just looked at the manukau 4wd website and it looks like they are gonna be in there as well at the same time. just thought I'd let ya know
yep that's not a problem its a big place as you know. Last time we only saw 1 4wd jeepie person and he was wasn't worth the space he took up, so I'm sure that we can be seen but not heard... :lol: ( I have been told that not all Jeepies are the same! TG) :lol: 8) there are tracks for miles that we didn't even touch on that are all within DOC's 4wd boundrys. This ain't Auckland, that's why they come down here, and they are more than welcome to share our back yard as their play pen gets smaller every day.
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Its nice to have some one clear the tracks for us :lol: :lol: :lol:
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