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didnt even know you could get them like that haha.
ive never had a core problem so will use a rodded second hand core, hoses are usually ok

Okay, I think i'm going to go down the trailer route. Cheers guys. Mind you, the current way I transport my 185cc trail bike is by lying it on its side in the boot with the rear seats folded down. It fits!! (but leaking fuel is an issue) i was going to make that suggestion but thought id get burned...

im still not too keen on those little dinky ones. When we do non servicing in the rally car i carry one like yours but plumbed into a tank, running through a sort of variac (sp) to keep the tank full and the unit cool. basically they over heat a lot and become useless just what ive noticed

speaking of heater cores, as ive destroyed two (the plastic cracks and dumps hot coolant over the driver or passengers feet, NOT FUN!!!) im going to make some with metal(undecided material) tanks

not really most of our scene
and if we win chances are we wont get anything beacuse its for americans only

just to put it into quick words
the L towbar isnt the best, it will tow a trailer but ive broken them from the mounts pulling trees (dead and light) so wouldnt trust them to hold one of these.

light trailer is best

Do you really want a hard wired compressor? A portable compressor is much cheaper & more versatile... were talking proper compressors here, not the crappy cigarette ones right? i find hard mounts more versatile and as for cheap well how cheap is having one go bang when you need it? for a battery il...

Did you see one of the Peugeots was stolen & held for ransom hahaha :mrgreen: Must've been a Subaru fan lol :rolleyes: 1992 i think hahaha yeah theres lots of controversy over it, Peugeot lost both cars i think and only got one back in time. They threatened to shut the whole rally down for not lett...

yep danes about right 1 hard mount compressor and reasonable tires, tires will get you a long way and downing pressure makes it even further. Also get a good set of recovery gear. 2 cheap battery box that can be bolted down but also bolt the battery down seperatly inside. its very rare for them to g...

Pedders shocks I have had are not made by Pedders but some US company and stickered by/for Pedders pedders are munroes i belive trivia: we built a car for commodore cup class i think, regs said springs and shocks to be Pedders brand (they were sponsoring the class so this was a way of making money,...

so whos watching it?
theres 2 subarus started, only one left now though

you probably know more about it than me but id go though and check all the wiring again

theres some which are bolt together (vw comes to mind)

depending how long your going to leave it ive seen glad wrap, glad bags and cereal packets used =P

Spike, hello stranger, just add a dot com dot au - not a search engine, just an aus based retailer of goodies passing on saving to buyer - as they all do :D Come to recall the train sound horn - think we spied an electric box like covered in heatsinks ??? purple anodised. It was just one of the amu...

I think this is a miss-conception - puller fans allow more air flow at speed because they don't block out the air flow as they're mounted behind the radiator, so the air's not deflected until it's already passed through the radiator. My thoughts on this one anyway, I'm happy to hear different thoug...

actually a really good idea

whats this sold smart thing? first ive heard of it

why yes officer this pod filter is factory =P

yeah thats about right
complete rear side 1500
complete paint job 1500
bumper 500
lights 250

options are to take the 1k or get a lawyer, id take the lawyer option but W.E

Hey Spike..By 'AU' do mean off an AU falcon?? Just curious.. Also if you fit a massive fan on the front side of your radiator (i assume you dont have A/C) wouldnt that mean you get less airflow at speed which could cause problems? Opinions? sorry yeah au falcon oops the common consencus is that pul...

Brumby Kid wrote: And the coolant is
Tectaloy 100 (the best there is) Its 560g/Litre of stuff

i know lots of mechanics who really disagree, not sure on reasoning but they dont use it in theyre own cars