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I've fitted some fly screen mesh between the radiator and grille, and cable tied it to the grille on the inside... Not the easiest to remove but atleast it saves the paintwork

Had mine since 16th Oct very happy with it so far... Averaging 9.7L/100 now with mostly city driving... No clutch issues but have only clocked 1500kms

I've got a 140kw Navara and the fuel economy so far is sitting on 9.6L / 100km doing mostly city driving. I've only done 1200km so far but I can tell you it's been down to 9.4l doing some highway driving. I expect it will come down as the motor continues to run in... I think the power is...

The 6.6L Duramax is a much newer motor, It'd be worth looking into... The Americans are putting out over 1000hp reliably from these :happy:

If its similar to a Cat delete pipe the sensors usually screw back in... $400 seems a bit steep though, might be worth talking to an exhaust shop to fab something up...

As much as I dont want to buy into your tactic. Sure beats moving to the city to find a boyfriend...

Again all you want to beleive is that its our fault. But as previously stated the 12mL loss is through evaporation, seepage and others forms of parasitic loss without anyone touching it. I didnt ask you to comment on my wellbeing, but thanks for the considration.

Lol this is the best you can come up with and you think you understand the Country/Farmers...

Considering as I've previously said it takes 12mL of water to transfer 1mL of water to SA, if we don't have the water here you certainly dont. Is that a fault of ours? Given that Dams such as blowering and Burrinjuck were, built and engineered for farming irrigation, how can you consider...

This is becoming a bit of a Joke. Pior to the Drought all Rice sold in Australia was Grown in Australia. Quite frankly you clearly have absolutely no knowledge of rice growing whatsoever, so do yourself a favour and drop the issue of rice now before you continue to embarress yourself.

Given a river is simply a median for water to drain into the ocean it is entirely possible for its levels to vary, and without dams to sustain its flow the situation would be far worse. I beleive drought is the main factor, not farmers. Farmers dont access water when it isnt there.

Funny you havent seen any Australian grown Rice here perhaps thats because there hasnt been any water to grow it? Havent you just answered your own question? When there isnt Any water we dont grow rice.

Absolutely agree will, but farmers aren't allocated water if it isnt there! Consider this for a second, if no farmers existed in the basin and the river still went dry do you think the government would still take the same approach?

I Dont know either whether he means collectively or not either but I really wouldnt be surprised... Expenses are very high, Consider that just a Header costs around 500,000 to $750,000. And Krankin, I reiterate my words previously that Farmers rely on the environment to survive, so It quite...

LOL ok fair enough, but he was talking about where he works I think, not Nissan in general

Exactly the same situation with me, the Navara accounts for 50% of their dealer sales he was saying. V6 Tiida? LOL If only it came with a VR38DETT

Not sure about taking orders, I think he meant he will see them on the showroom floor around May?? He also mentioned the next series Patrol is due in 2013 along with a new Tiida. The patrol is expected to have an all new diesel so not much hope of the V6 appearing in that...

When I took Delivery of my ST-X on Saturday the sales guy had all the paper work for the 550, They expect to see them around May 2011 and expect them to be around $64,000

Yes, nearly every farmer has been forced too reduce and make the most of every available drop of water it simply isnt possible to sit idle footed and make a farming living with reduced water allocations. Everything from drip irrigation to centre pivot irrigation, improved laser levelling to soil...

You missed the point, a tree is always in the ground 365 days of the year, year after year, and must be maintained regardless. Rice is an Annual crop not necessarily grown every year.