Nissan Patrol 4x4 (Africa)

Hello Gerrit

These cascade curves of yours are the bee's knees. What program do you do these on?

Thanks
Peter

Hi Gerrit

I am in going off topic here, but does that mean that all SA patrols have auto hubs, or only Y61's? i.e. if you see a patrol with manual hubs, can you assume that it is probably a grey import?

Cheers
Peter

Darn it. Sorry boet Have you made sure that the transfer case and hubs are unlocking correctly? If they are I do not think it can be anything driveline-related, since all the turning components in the front axle should then be virtually stationary. So get into your holy shirt (the one with all the h...

OK David, let's see if I can beat Richard's boys.

Gerrit I meant to ask, what pressures do you run in those 33inchers when you go playing? There is quite a lot of sidewall flex visible in some of the photos great for traction!

Jis boys julle laat dit darrem lekker lyk

I definately play too seldom. I have always said there is no reason to be driving a big 4x4 on the road all the time, but when you get a chance to play they definately make up for it

Thanks guys, nice pics.
Peter

Manne dit smaak my ons moet net onthou ons ry Patrols. As hulle nie gereeld ordentlik off-road ry nie, breek hulle, anders as Landrovers wat breek as jy hulle die dag veld toe vat??

I guess you will just have to come and visit us?

If you want, you are welcome to the drawings? Just PM me your e-mail address.

Cheers
Peter

Hangaas

Just so long as the noise stays away, I suppose?
Peter

What tires do you run Jules? Could it be uneven tire wear issues?
This is getting as clear as mud!