Offroad-Express

i live in Northland Kaeo a Newbie to 4x4's just picked up a Isuzu Mu off trademe lastweek lol so havent done much in it yet. Closest to offroad i have taken it so far is up and down a hilly farm track.


as far as i know its all stock as the lady that owned it didnt know and im not that clued up to verchile specs as im not realy good with a spanner and that but would like to learn abit sometime :S

Darkeldar wrote:i live in Northland Kaeo a Newbie to 4x4's just picked up a Isuzu Mu off trademe lastweek lol so havent done much in it yet. Closest to offroad i have taken it so far is up and down a hilly farm track.


as far as i know its all stock as the lady that owned it didnt know and im not that clued up to verchile specs as im not realy good with a spanner and that but would like to learn abit sometime :S

HI there, and welcome to the forum. Now that you own a 4wd you WILL Start to learn how to use spanners, saves you a lot of money over the years. There a lot of MU info on this forum
Cheers
Dan

hey man some mates have mu's aswell if u wana know any infor let me knw ill ask them have fun mate welcome

I just added a snorkel to it made out of 2.5inch exhaust pipe and painted satin black here's a couple pic's

those side steps should be on your delete list, they bent, then do your sills in

yep they on my to do list along with CV boot replacement on both sides have the boots just don't know what tools ill need

A good socket set, screwdrivers, hammer, pliers,spanner set,
That's a good start,
A factory service manual is helpful or Haynes manual, too