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I plan on keeping the 15 inch rims for now, so was looking at a 205/65r15 tyre just for now. cheers for that link its interesting!

Hi guys I have a 91 AWD Liberty on 15 inch rims (it has kyb shocks and king spring conversion springs in it) now currently the tyres are 205/55R15 and getting a little on the low side, what tyres will fit on this without a lift kit of any sort? ( i think the king springs are taller as every other ge...

i have used both brands, super pro bushes are good in some cars and in others i have used nolathane, i have seen both brands fail. I like the superpro ones better but it all comes down to whats available on the day! (also super pro do some 1 piece bushes for some applications where nolathane supply ...

a bit of heat on them might help too.

bugger! looks like you were having fun before that happened! good luck with the fix.

looking good!

that looks great mate, about where i want my wagon to sit! (mines the same colour just a series 1)

the other brand dealer i work at uses genuine parts, including additives. If a customer specifically asks for non-genuine then we source it for them. Of course the cars that get serviced etc for the used car side of things get the cheap aftermarket stuff. My opinion is people bring the car to a deal...

can you keep the cruise control switching if you use another brand of steering wheel other than momo? reason i ask is my 91 libertys s/wheel is come unstuck from the frame, so when you grip it the outside moves around under your hands. figured an after market s/wheel was the go but then saw where th...

i saw it for sale somewhere on the net, but the nets always correct isnt it?

have a look at the carriers on the big 4x4 rigs too.. plenty of them are home made, take plenty of pictures too (if the owners dont mind) lots of different ideas on locking machanisms, and swing arm bearings etc etc I did this for my 60 series cruiser, and it turned out pretty good! although i am lo...

looks like a great place to visit, you have some great pictures. thanks for sharing

i have never used the factory psi settings, always 2-4 psi more. but the more pressure the firmer the ride. too low pressures the tyres usually wear on the outer edges and in the centre for too much pressure. yes it will also affect your fuel economy but so will your right foot ( i learnt gone from ...

AndrewT wrote:haha - did the king of the potato people tell you to choose that name? lol

yes he did! finally some one that understands!

thats a tuff as bar, me being me though would have made it more simple like! (that and im lazy!), but that is really cool.... maybe i will have to get rid of my landcruiser and get an l series wagon....

i couldnt weld when i started mine either, but a mate showed me where i was going wrong, and now i weld heaps better (good having a welder/boilermaker as a mate!) i spent some time surfing the net getting ideas and taking photos whenever i saw one!

mine is from a sock puppet on the series red dwarf it is different and i like it!

can you weld? if you can might be worth making your own spare wheel carrier, ive nearly finished the one i made for my landcruiser, and it has only cost me $50 so far! although i would rather have an l series now than the cruiser!

saw a nice l series? wagon on phillip highway it was red had a 2" lift and 14 " rims, sounded really good as it took of too, I was in the work ute checking it out, guy told me those details when he noticed me ogling his wagon!

hi guys, i am finally putting up my first post! my name is Paul and i am from Adelaide. I just bought my first subaru a 91 Liberty wagon (its for the mrs!), but have been harrassed for a while by the father in law who is a subaru believer (brumby ute and late model liberty). i may look at getting a ...