Toyspeed

try http://www.drakulastream.eu/motor-sports-live-streaming-video.html

they usually have most racing on

toyota 3

any rover v8 engines or engine parts?

the car in the background didnt look to flash

yes on tremaine ave

http://sports.ndtv.com/formula-1/news/221297-doctors-give-up-on-efforts-to-revive-michael-schumacher-report

not good

cant look past a v8 jeep cherokee mines rated to tow 3250kg

disturbedphil wrote:Picked up new car

your old car is already on trademe

both the sales guys at work have 1kz one in a prado one in a surf both have done over 500k and still going strong

or have the cops hounded the crap out of people so no one bothers?

thought about a v6 commodore wagon??

most 4wds hae a higher rating for towing

my 2001 v8 jeep grand cherokee ltd has a 3500kg rating

goes pretty good but likes the odd drop of fuel lol would even finish off my coke in the back seat if given a chance

but love that v8 niose

i use a tomtom 550xl

never had any issues with it

a mate of mine borrowed it to go down south with he has now brought one

tomtom all the way

I hear Terrano's are notorious for blowing transmissions.

I read that the later models came with trans coolers - mine's a '93 so I'm not sure if I have one or if it was the next shape. But yes; while I was out on the sand I was thinking about was the constant work the trans was under.

To ...

http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz

good source of info and ppl

come back from taupo yesterday picking up my 01 v8 jeep grand cherokee and that returned 12.6l/100km which i thought was pretty dam good for a v8 petrol 4wd

my vt v8 holden got 10l/100km on the trip up

30 bucks worth of satin black rattle cans worked well on my 18s on my commodore

i sorta been thinking about this too lately.

anyone got a ballpark on what a basic rig might cost for a total newb?

i picked up my 80 series landcriuser for 8500 more or less ready to go 4wding

but like has been said it depends what you want to do really

since selling my 80 im now ...

Hopefully getting a Terrano in a few weeks and I'd like to take it off roading, but I don't have much (...any ) experience.

The ute has 3 settings (4-high / 4-low / 2wd). My thoughts for each gear are:
* 4wd - High (Gravel / Sand / Mud / Water)
* 4wd - Low (Rock climbing / steep bumpy dry hills ...