Terranosaurus Obituary

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Well done Simon. :mrgreen:
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oh bloody hell :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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lincooln wrote:oh bloody hell :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol:


My thoughts exactly... :wink: :lol:

I'm liking the colour scheme on the new one though... :mrgreen:
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SP450andLE wrote:I'm liking the colour scheme on the new one though... :mrgreen:


It"ll have multi coloured panels in no time :D :D
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LOLYF wrote:
SP450andLE wrote:I'm liking the colour scheme on the new one though... :mrgreen:


It"ll have multi coloured panels in no time :D :D


Dunno what you mean :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
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Here's the moment it went bang :mrgreen:

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sibainmud wrote:Here's the moment it went bang :mrgreen:

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Oooo that didnt sound good, and shit you were almost out! What do you think made it give way? is it just due to the weaknesses of the terrano boxes or just unlucky? And alot of thrashing lol.
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Went into the hole in low range then used high to spin the wheels a bit. It is a weakness too. Talked to TD Power today, he reckons I have punched the reverse shaft out the front of the bell housing like he has done a number of times.
As posted, I have a new donor and a "bullet proof" box. Will be fitting the box into new truck with my custom clutch assembly :mrgreen:
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Ouch! This 'bullet proof" gbox you mention... do tell more :)
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Hmm must be that time of the month for terranos as my Gbox lunched itself in the weekend too, damn things!

Please elaborate on the "bulletproof" box, im keen for some ideas, otherwise I'm going to re-enginer the old box and make it tough!
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Like the new Donor Simon, bring on Terranosaurus 2 I say.

Looks too shiney but it wont stay that way for long.

Anyway if you need a hand I am glad to help, to make the transession faster.

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Sketchy_Racer wrote:Please elaborate on the "bulletproof" box, im keen for some ideas, otherwise I'm going to re-enginer the old box and make it tough!


high quality needle bearings throughout.

I did the box in may terrano twice in 18mths. First time it spat the main shaft bearing through the bell housing and second tinme snapped fifth off the layshaft. The guy who rebuilt it second time round put needle bearings through it and it was better than ever and still going strong 150,000ks later (first blew at 120 and second time at 150. I was never that nice to it, towed heavy stuff 4wding etcetc
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yeah that will do it. Needle rollers work well 8) :wink:
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once you go nissan mate you never go back haha good looking truck mate i gota stop working on evey one elses toys and get my arngry rano out for a play im hanging out new BB turbo hope it likes 30psi turbo number 5
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sibainmud wrote:Ok. Thanks for all the wonderful replies.
After thinking about it, a different truck would be good, but I have been spoilt with a cheap never ending supply of spares, so this is what I have got.
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And a good HEAVY DUTY gearbox as well.
Now to swap the goodies over :mrgreen:
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Where did you find this Terrano Simon?? it's a minter :D
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Bad news :( :(
Went to pick up that donor, SOLD.
Two of us had hit "buy now" and the other fulla picked it up the day before........BUGGER!
Now I'm back to square one.
There is one in CH CH but I think he wants too much for it.
Back to the drawing board.
Anyone know of anything that would suit?
Cheers,
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How much is too much?
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I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
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I'm guessing a petrol v6 wouldn't work out...?
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Nup. Too much to change over.
Would think long and hard about a diesel auto though.
Must be 3dr.
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well sounds like trademe fucked that one up then. Two people shouldn't be able to hit buy now.

Good luck searching.
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lincooln wrote:well sounds like trademe fucked that one up then. Two people shouldn't be able to hit buy now.

Good luck searching.


Sounds to me like the guy got a better offer and fed you a line, oh well can't do any thing about it now (maybe complain to tardme :lol: )

Good luck with the search Simon.
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LOLYF wrote:
lincooln wrote:well sounds like trademe fucked that one up then. Two people shouldn't be able to hit buy now.

Good luck searching.


Sounds to me like the guy got a better offer and fed you a line, oh well can't do any thing about it now (maybe complain to tardme :lol: )

Good luck with the search Simon.


He was pretty genuine. Let us look through his E-mails to get a handle on the situ. He thought the other guy was me. I rang the purchaser and offered him another couple of hundy but he declinded.
I even took uwisho with me to drive my ute home.
To say I was pissed off would be an under statement :!:
Time will tell.
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double bugger :?
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Hi Simon My old Terrano will be for sale after next weekend ,If your interested Give me a call ,
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sibainmud wrote:Bad news :( :(
Went to pick up that donor, SOLD.
Two of us had hit "buy now" and the other fulla picked it up the day before........BUGGER!
Now I'm back to square one.
There is one in CH CH but I think he wants too much for it.
Back to the drawing board.
Anyone know of anything that would suit?
Cheers,


Bummer Simon and that one looked minter, stupid Trademe that shouldn't of happened.

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Hey Simon , Unfortunately i dont know you "yet" from a bar of soap so excuse the randomness buttttt ...was flicking through a random search the other night on trademe and this popped up :

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/used-ca ... 819702.htm

Not sure if you have seen it on TM or if it will be suitable for what your after but after reading about your Donor that fell through i thought it wouldnt hurt to chuck it up here just incase....

If its not what your after i wish ya all the best for your search mate

Cheers Kurt
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I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
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Good news......and bad :D
Have purchased new donor. That's the good news.
It's in Welly, with a extremely noisy gearbox.

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Does anyone have any suggestions for a cheep transporter company that won't cost the price of the truck again to get it to Auckland?
Any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers,
I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
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