Recent content by Killswitch

The sports bar looks good man. How many cans and coats did it take?

More dipping done today. Scratched up dash centre. Before and after.

A mate at work put me on to Plasti Dip, he’s going to do his whole car. I’ll just see how it holds up on the wheels, but I’ve already got plans for parts of the dash and sports bar.

Yeah mate. check this thread. http://www.navara.asia/showthread.php?t=4699

One can per wheel.

Got mine from AutoPro.

If you don't know what plasti dip is, have a look on you tube. Even works on my brother in laws 30/06.

This link helped my issue, with a Hi/Lo kit I installed. http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=1061002

One was at the lights at Port Augusta and the others unmarked in the wine country. If a cop pulls you over and hands you a ticket, you drive away thinking "that was silly, I better pay attention". But in my case, a hand full of letters roll up a month latter and you've got 2 points lift. Also...

A few years back I got done 4 times in 8 days, twice within 6 mins (not in the same place) all cameras. Ranging from 6 to 11km over. 10 points and over $1100. Can anyone bet that......?

I fitted the ironman underbody plates to my 06 ZD30 D22, and like most it seems mods were needed to the front plate and sump plug hole drilled. In short not happy, yeah fits good now but when something is sold as bolt on, and mods are needed to both car and product it shits me…..

Great job, goes to show there are a lot of 2nd battery options if you put a little thought to it.

Next on the list for me is under body protection...its been on my mind since I've been driving more rocky and washed out tracks this year. Ordered the Ironman plates yesterday.

The next day we selected the Historic track, true to its name the first ¼ of the drive showed us some old buildings and told us about life working on the Old Ghan Line. After crossing the highway the fun begins 4L again and switching back from one lookout to the next. We crossed the Moralana...

We arrived at Merna Mora Station at around lunch time on Monday (Week before Easter). All types of accommodation available but the “Bush Camping” as it’s called, although cheap at $15 a night did leave a bit to be desired, just a large clearing for all to share with the farm machinery and hay...