Any suggestions/ideas and advice on what will make the biggest difference etc. Cheers.
Newbie
Newbie
Hi there, I have just bought an old 87 Safari Granroad. I am keen to get into a bit of 4wding, nothing too extreme, on a minimal budget. Just wondering what the most important things are that I should look at sorting first. The truck has a winch but the cable is worn out, so looking at replacing the cable. Also has a set of 31" Kuhmo Venturers, and am looking at changing to 32" Maxxis Buckshot's as these are about all I get get within budget. Plus some recovery gear, snatch rope etc.
Any suggestions/ideas and advice on what will make the biggest difference etc. Cheers.
Any suggestions/ideas and advice on what will make the biggest difference etc. Cheers.
Re: Newbie
dude these things go really well offroad 33s slip under no problem almost same price as 32s go to cookes for winch cable and go 30metres 10mm not 12mm rolls on better check your front spring mounts as these tend to tear off just apply more weld my avatar is a mk lwb saffy with short cab on it slightly modded
most important SNORKEL as these thing chug away under water quite happily pm me if you need any info....
most important SNORKEL as these thing chug away under water quite happily pm me if you need any info....
WARNING:
Insanity has replaced reason in the modification of this vehicle
you can follow me, but its gunna hurt
Insanity has replaced reason in the modification of this vehicle
you can follow me, but its gunna hurt
Re: Newbie
Welcome
What part of the country you in?
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Got a brand new virgin wire rope here if you want it.
Cheers,
What part of the country you in?
(You can enter it in "Private Message" page)
Got a brand new virgin wire rope here if you want it.
Cheers,
I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
Re: Newbie
is it a road truck or something a bit rougher?? pics?
I'd learn to drive it how it is and see how it handles and what its limits are. Then mod it slowly as budget allows so you can see the gains.
Do get a snatch strap/rope, tow rope/strap, spade, first aid kit Would be my recommendations.
You will need recovery points if your out with others or a club run too.
I'd learn to drive it how it is and see how it handles and what its limits are. Then mod it slowly as budget allows so you can see the gains.
Do get a snatch strap/rope, tow rope/strap, spade, first aid kit Would be my recommendations.
You will need recovery points if your out with others or a club run too.
