Nissan Patrol 4x4 (Africa)

Baie geluk! Mag dit n mooi jaar wees!

Welcome! Thinus will help you to get a 4.8 before you know it!

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First time I have seen a pipe like that.... will keep an eye open

My votes are in. What I would like to have as part of rocks sliders is an option on the slider, fitted to the chassis, where I could attach a carabiner or soft shackle in the middle for rescue purposes if needed. Note NOT vehicle recovery, although in certain instances it can be of assistance to be ...

Ah, so you added the "T" after all

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Congratulations, and best wishes for when you get home and break the news... may she accept the new trol with the same enthusiasm you have !

I have done two extreme dune driving trips with this monster (also known as a "hippo with a huge engine in its mouth") and it is as tough as the Y61 but just much more luxurious, spacious and powerful. I have fitted a Wild Earth rooftop tent and an Ostrich wing awning with no impact on power, noise...

Last Saturday my son and I tried to get the front speakers of my Patrol working as they only work intermittently... in the process we removed the radio to check the wires and connections at the back but could not find the fault... After the radio was placed back and all covers re-fitted, when i star...

To my mind, you want them to go directly to the power output of the alternator (the little screw where the thick cable going to the battery is connected) or to a bus-bar (just a sort of a multi-connector with bolts/screws into a copper or brass bar) to which the cable from the alternator is mounted...

There appears to be no golden rule.... conclusion is to play around to see what suits you and the vehicle the best. It felt as if the car was hard on the road, hence the pressure question, but then I think it could rather be the new bilstein shocks doing their thing. I must also add that I went from...