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can i have first dib on bits as spotters fee.

if you want genuine you can ring subaru, order part, pay. then pick up at welshpool parts centre. milton in melville is good as andrew said

the ej ps rack doesnt bolt into man steer brumby xmember, as the mounts are not big enough to fit the fatter rack in. i cut the mounts off ej member and welded them onto brumby member so utilising the ej rubber mounts and brackets. you will notice pass side mount needs moving in or out a bit to clea...

jack it up, pull the wheel, undo clamping bolt, undo ball joint nut, separate ball joint from stub assembly, use ball joint tool to get ball joint out of arm, reassemble in reverse. questions?

yea i think the unscrewing thing is funny too. jobs nearly finished here now, got a couple of 45t lifts 2morrow and friday and thats it, back to the brumby.

yea, small world, eh

at a place called telfer. address is c/o great sandy desert. 500km ese of port headland. is 27c at day and 10c at night in winter and 50c in summer, only here till friday then off somewhere else to drive something else. i havent seen a cloud in the week ive been here. wont be here in summer! http://...

onya toongs, got your pm too. will call you later in week.
its the macarena im doin!

i loved the difference between using lightened flywheel and stock. i added flywhel and underdrive pulleys on my wrx and it was a big change. however, i sometimes stall it at lights as it wont idle away from a stop very well, mind you the brass button clutch doesnt help if you want to slip the clutch...

http://ausubaru.com.au/picture.php?albumid=24&pictureid=167 gotta love work when this is what you do. it has 150ft of boom and 50ft of fly (little boom on end of big boom) will pick up 250t and can pick up 9t from 60m away. you can turn it 15 times in 1 direction before the top unscrews and falls o...

i can tell you the ball joint and tie rod taper is the same. liberty has bigger ball joint

and where is the residual line pressure valve (rpl). normally in the rear output port of master cylinder. did you remove this, or if you didnt, was it a 4 wheel disc master cylinder, if so no wonder it had bad brakes before.

toongs, whats the difference between the brumby arms and the lseries ones. will arms bolt into brumby, are they longer, or make track wider or do they bolt onto at different spots.
can i use similar arms in my brumby and get the lseries track width?

hey pav, i know what you mean. i have a shed fabrication mob around corner from me. they let me into their scrap bin, it has all sorts of goodies. go for a look in light industrial area nearby and look for scrap metal bins/ metal fabrication places. let em know what you want it for and should be ok....

toongs i got a steering column knuckle from a liberty will suit about 1 inch front chassis lift if you want. someone may be able to confirm. im not sure as i may have moved steering column in or out. outback ones are longer

i used to get my coil springs reset at local spring works, strip struts for em, and tell them how much lower you want them, used to be $40 prob $100 now tho

sunny telfer for a week. brumby on hold, bonnet has been closed, welder wheeled into the shed. petrol can seat thrown in the bin. nice and warm (27). and internet in the room. works only with the door open tho. will keep it g rated wont it. i reckon id like a winter in darwin.

gotta be good for some one here. mine was from pickles in wa, i paid 700 for it and it wasnt damaged. i want stainless trim on top of tailgate as spotters fee! check it out here- http://www.pickles.com.au/damaged/vehicle/CP-12-92-Subaru-Brumby-Utility-2-Seats/itemid-1-2114304/lotid-502125525 even ge...

10% of weight should be on the hitch to stop it swaying. drive ute on until tow car looks normal and then a bit more. if your trailer sways around might have to move it more forward. if your trailer is quite big you may have to put ute on backwards so it is closer to front . check temps of wheel bea...

plenty to think on, thanks tato and runner. your opinions, help and advice are invaluable.