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Originally Posted by Winnie
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Originally Posted by Winnie
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Originally Posted by Winnie
exactly growlers! Aint nothing wrong with a bit of lock to lock coming outta the highway round about:)Quote:
Originally Posted by growler2058
And dont worry fun police, the roads are empty down here.......
Only Fords need wet roads to make it kick out, the crappadoor can do it in the dry without trying :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Anything you can do on a dry road you can do 10 times bigger in the wet:)Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
I reckon that will one of a few contributing factors Winnie........... you're lucky to live in a country that allows you to be able to drive the vehicle you have, I had to make do with an Austin Metro and various other tiny pieces of crap due to insurance costs for drivers under 25.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
So what you saying? More than 2 cars on the road at the same time is peak hour? lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by taslucas
its grid lock mate!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by DX grunt
the news traffic chopper just follows the three cars around
youve got choppers down that way!!!!!!?????? blimey, we're still using theseQuote:
Originally Posted by taslucas
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2013/09/27.jpg
opening doors/keeping them open for people when walking through. With no please thankyou or acknowlagment.
I just say "no worries, you're welcome" and smile when they lookQuote:
Originally Posted by filthyrich
Reading the post today that Scotty / BigRig has left the forum .
Yeah kinda sad huh! Bigrig if Ur lurking come back!!! We miss the smiles u bring to this forum!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by boots
My guess is it has something to do with the airbox/intake. I think it has to do with the pressure of the air inside the intake when you are gassing is quite high, then when you lift off you are taking all the fuel out and mucking up the air fuel ratios. I know on real cars that are on gas, patrols, you need to fit an equalizing pipe to the intake to stop it doing that.Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
Not sure if this has already been said but you need to send this to 4x4 Victoria , they will let the right people know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Did not make me angry but bloody hurt .
For those that use brushcutter and mower without protection take note, I have done many other things but yhis one was weird. .. it was just a small piece of weeds but went a full Centre meter into my shin.
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Did not know it was there till I got home and god it hurt when I pulled it out.
Looks almost as bad as the paper cut I got at work today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
Oh funny. ..... so your risk of death at work is from a killer printer!!!
It doesn't backfire when lifting the foot but the other way around.........back off then put the foot down.......BANG!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by lhurley
But could be the same thing, will start with leads, plugs and cleaning the maff sensor.
Maff sensor I dare say needs a good clean as when I bought it the air box was blown and there was no air filter there!!! Have replaced the air box and put a filter in.
I do get to mine sites and building sites and climb the occasional tower but hurt myself more often in the office. (probably on purpose to stop the boredom)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
Don't underestimate those killer printers, they know when your back is turned.
I have taken my fair share of printer's up to the farm to shoot..... and many other bits of technology that shits me!!!
Might pay to have the gas system checked, they are a fickle bitch and a pain in the arrrs if they dont work 100%Quote:
Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2
The neighbour's Pajero on gas, was doing the same thing. Back firing under load. It turned out to be a loose spade lug, which had a film of carbon deposited between the two connecting surfaces. Weird as it seems, the engine moved under load, pulled on the wire and caused the backfire.
Bahahahahahaha....Quote:
Originally Posted by TPC
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Election Day must be coming up soon...lol
What a waste!!!
Yep a waste of tax payers $$$$, goes straight in the recycle bin hereQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
The ring road... and the people who bottle-neck it, because they have no clue on lane merging.
Gave merging space to this chick as soon as her lane began to end. She stayed in it until the very freaking last few metres !!! Down the road, when I was alongside her I realized why... She's on the phone, eating a burger, while occasionally turning around and feeding fries to the kid behind.
Driving seems like the secondary thing these days for people behind the wheel.
And if you were to ram her off the road you would be the bad guy!!!!!!!! he he!!
I feel your pain mate and it is becoming the norm.
I've gone in and voted last week to avoid all the bs and I'm going camping on Friday lolQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Yup the ring road from sydney rd to greenie is a shamozzle at best of times without people like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
It's awesome, voting early is the best thing ever. Don't have to let it ruin the weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
Where did you vote mate as I wanted to do the same???
It's all here mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie
http://www.aec.gov.au/election/vic/scullin.htm
BUNDOORA early voting centre
Suite 3/2 Enterprise Drive
It's close to the new vic roads office over there, not sure i've you've been. Just off plenty rd.
30 Aug 2013 Friday 30 Aug 2013 Friday 8:30am - 6pm
I sent in a postal vote to get it out of the way.
Cheers hodge for the link ,this is the first time ive voted early but it wont be the last!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hodge
It was funny when they handed me the papers they said put 1and 2 above the line or mark 1 to 83 below, I just lalaughed and accidently let out a big farrk that lol. I'm pretty sure the old bity soiled herself at that moment
Update on the insurance thing... DGA have sort of come to the party, covered for market value plus 25%
Still looking though but that's the best I can find at the moment
For an extra $20 per month, TCIS will cover me for market value + $5000 worth of accessories. Market value is at $10,100
Not a bad deal mateQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
I would like to be covered for a little bit more though, but I don't think it will happen. They have lots of extras you can claim like camping gear, spare parts carried, personal effects etc.....
Realistically they aren't worth that much. That's a pretty good deal Winnie. They sell for more privately due to demand of the drive train. You could cut that in half for a petrol variant. We are lucky that we can insure them for higher amounts compared to most cars of the same vintage.