Nissan Patrol 4x4 (Africa)

Peter, we've always used ORRA frequencies on the river trip and other day trips. Are you possibly getting your VHF and UHF mixed up? You are correct. What I have is a Zartek Bosvark RTS, which is a UHF radio. But when I got it (I think about 8 years ago) I could speak to almost everyone in the conv...

Arno, I am by no means an expert on radios, but this is my opinion: I have a VHF hand-held with an external booster antenna. NOTE this statement is incorrect, my radio is a UHF! The last couple of years I have only been able to talk to about 3 guys. Everyone else has moved to UHF. So if I was going ...

Anti-gravity kit?

Interesting. On mine there are most definitely nipples in all the U-joints. I don't think it's possible to feed a U-joint grease from the shaft either. At least not without significantly weakening it. Did somebody perhaps remove the grease nipples and fit a plug instead? Although I can't think of a ...

Same as on the GU. Three on each prop shaft (one inside each U-joint and one on the spline/slip joint.

There may or may not be nipples on the four tie rod ends.

Dis omtrent die kleinste wat sin maak.

I guess the issue is probably the same as we have with the window winder switches, and a bit of cleaning and re-greasing will probably solve the issue. The plastic gets brittle though and it's hard to open the switches without breaking them. I believe Ant heats them up with a hair drier beforehand. ...

In summary, the advantages of this system over the Australian hybrid radius arm setup will be: Improved flex. Improved turning circle. Over a setup consisting of Nissan arms and dropboxes both the above advantages are realized as well as: Even more flex. Improved robustness. There are however two di...