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Rightfoot

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  1. You could also try BORG 4x4 - Bux and Oxon 4x4 Resposnse Group: www.borg4x4.org. We're usually out once a month, and we meet in Bicester. If you don't want to do the response stuff thne there's no need.

  2. With the description 2/4 wheel drive it would be of one of the very early 2 1/2 petrol / diesel 90/110's and so would mosy likely be around the 1.6 ratio. They only built them briefly to run out seris 3 stocks befor converting to full time 4wd.

  3. Back to the original question about DiscoII / P38 boxes - firstly they are from different manufacturers DiscoII is Adwest, P38 is ZF (I think but may be wrong).

    Comparing Adewst Disco II to Adwest Defender / RR / Disco I it is bigger and stronger - the sector shaft is thicker so it should be better.

    Sorry don't know about the P38 box. :(

  4. Excellent day - very enjoyable and good punches too. The rear prop decided to part company with the vehicle on the special stage at 2 o'clock, so limped back and fitted a spare only to find we had ripped the the rear a-frame bracket off the axle! :(

    Decided we had better retire hurt! At least the run back down the M6 and the M40 was better at that time of day.

  5. Hi,

    I've just picked up a set of 35x10.5x16 Simex Extremes fitted to TX Performance Alloys without tubes, and will be seeing how they go on Saturday at Walters Arena.

    I've read a whole load of threads about pressuring down, single beadlocks, twin beadlocks, Staun Beadlocks, spinning inner tubes if pressures are too low etc. etc., which are all very interesting but I haven't got any of these :(

    So how low can I go and stand a reasonable chance of not popping the bead?

  6. For my sins I worked at Land rover many years ago and was responsible for buying these:

    - radius arms are steel forgings (not castings)

    - a-frame are steel forgings (HRC 1705 & 6 from memory) :)

    - panhard rod I'm not 100% certain but is either steel tube / steel bar

    I'm not sure but the radius arms and a-frame will probably be supplied by Stokes Forgings - http://www.stokesforgings.com/index.html

    Hope this helps

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