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The ol' Nav has had a bit of a change with the std alloys being given a bit of a colour change. Well the alloys that I bought off Al early last year that is. The whole process involved scrubbing the alloys clean, especially the inner rim, finishing off with the Gerni, sanding the factory clear...

Well the time has come to replace the faithful ol Pirelli Scorpions, but this time going to get something a little chunkier. The Pirellis have done around 78000ks, which is good, but they are a bit too much of a road pattern. They are excellent in sand and on rocky steep hills though, but mud...

Ahhh my back. Does anyone have one, or knows of a good place to hire out someone in Brissie with a motorised trench digger? We are doing new drainage trenches in our backyard, (about 160mtrs all up), and so far we have done around 20 metres worth, but its a killer. Anyway, you never know till...

It would make you cry if you got in to this situation. Towing fail: 4WDs sleep with the fishes after series of comical errors at popular Darwin beach | Courier Mail Not good at all.

Howdy all, after some advice from more knowledgeable people on electrics. I recently hooked up the interior light on our canopy to the battery, using an inline fuse holder, and connected it directly to the positive terminal using the terminal clamp nut to fix it. I've got to add a UHF soon, so...

I think this may be covered in another thread, (looked, no findy), but I just got a reply (as did thousands of others) from Andrew Stoner, the Nat MP in NSW saying the labour push to severely limit 4WD mods has been stopped/overturned. Even though I'm not in NSW I still voted against it, every...

Well I had a "work from home" day today while the work Camry was getting a service. Had a call from Scott while he is up in sunny Qld for a few weeks hols, and he came around to visit with a nice cold 6 pack in hand. :cheers!: I've go to say, what a top bloke. Pity his V8 Nav is still away...

Typical, I get the timing belt done by my mechanic a few months ago, and today I noticed a few drops of oil on the concrete. Knowing that this Navvy leaked not one drop of oil when I bought it, I was pretty concerned. From underneath it looks to be coming from the front of the block, high up...

Ok, well its not an actual review yet, but I've just ordered one of the compressors from Ebay, respected seller. I'll report back with a review once I have it. This guy has sold another 50 of them since I first looked last week. 12V 150L/MIN PORTABLE ULTRA HEAVY DUTY AIR COMPRESSOR - eBay...

:knuddel: Got my stickers and stubby coolers, (thanks Dylan). Of course I had to put the forum sticker on straight away, learnt how to remove the hard lid in the process, and as I said, my D22 is now complete :big_smile: The stubby coolers work well, as I tested thoroughly last night. :o Hoo Roo

Hello all, I'm going to replace the std Nissan stereo in the next few days, as it only puts out sound whenever it feels like it. Now, with the new stereos, (Pioneer, Kenwood etc etc), does the std Nissan plug just go into the back of these, or do I need to find a special adaptor?(OR join and...

:victory: Thought I had better put up some piccies of our new 2004 Navara. We like the rollbar/tonneu look, but realise it is a bit impractical seeing our esky won't allow the lid to close,:o . So we will have to take these off and get a good canopy. By the way, are there many V6 owners...

Well a used one anyway. I'm Ray from Brissie, and we have put a deposit on a veeery nice 2004 S2 ST-R Navvy. The guy who has owned it since new has really babied it, not a mark on it, genuine Nissan bullbar, rear roll bar, side steps, and hard tonneu cover. It is all black, instead of the usual...