TerranoNZ

My $0.02 I buy the odd bit of stuff from USA. I bought my locker when it was $1NZ to $0.78US cheap locker. BUT if you buy something worth more than IIRC $400NZ not including shipping, you get stung with a $65 (B/S) fee plus 12.5% tax I see the locker they sell is $799.00NZ......I paid $425NZ including 8 day shipping Looking at getting Warn hubs from USA now [edit] Just remembered Aaron, somewhere ages ago you said the 4wd shifter boot was about $20US from dealer (Not holding you to it) I rang Nissan here OVER $200NZ I said "I don't want the gearbox, just the boot" I don't think he found it funny

Have a look at this re: your new status Start a thread http://npora.ipbhost.com//index.php?showforum=19

*Looks for Big D* Here's an after pic

The shake is most probably balance of the front tyres, if at low speed (leaving your driveway) the steering wheel moves back an forth a little it's a separated tyre. The pull right should be alignment. Could also be a bias pull in the tyres, you could try swapping wheels side to side. If it pulls left then it's bias if it still pulls right then it's alignment. The leak could be anything a nail of screw, mud in the bead, faulty valve of a crack in the rim. Someone else will have to tell you the $$$, NZ pricing wouldn't do you much good Hope that helps

This is the only thread that turned up when I searched "blazt" Has any one ever seen this? Here's the link http://www.blazt.biz/index.php Hope it's usefull to you guys....VG33 only *Runs back to WD21 threads*

Well I just went out and counted mine...... 28 See (Mines a 1991) So will these fit? http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=SPW-400543 Even though they fit Dodge/Mitsubishi, Ram 50/Mighty Max/Montero

So much misinformation out there (Internet) 91 Pathfinder hub spline count Summit=31 Automotive Accessories Connection Inc=28 for both 4cyl and 6 WTF? AutoParts Warehouse=31

I'll throw this in for good measure H233B diff just before locker install

2NDED Engine problems : None....yet Transmission problems : None....yet Frame problems : Like new Suspension/steering problems : None....yet Drivetrain problems : None....yet There are no aftermarket parts available! : They make lockers I'm happy They quit making two-doors! : Voted, I my 2dr Lack of power : Power is useless without control

Good call Red. I have no front sway bar at all and only take the rear one out to go offroad (The joys of having a hoist at work ) 4 bolts, 2 nuts and 5 min lol

I buy Powerbuilt, just because it was the 1st DECENT socket set I ever bought Can't say I'm a fan of steel cases, when you pick them up most "re-sort" things for you There maybe better brands though. The down side with plastic is the hinge but I have yet to break one. My 3/8 dr set was good until removing suspension and snapped my strongarm bar (no pipe used) . Bought a 1/2 dr set with Pathfinder in mind and loads of other tools including high lift jack and Vac/pres bleeder pump thingie. Maybe we should post some pics of our toolboxes. *Runs away to tidy up 1st*

You?.........a smartass?.........n e v e r

Sorry wuh? "Pezzy 31" Bridgestone Dueler A/T " You do OK on 31's New tyres are always good

Turned up today Josh, keep up the good work

Sweet

Great link Red

I take mine off when going offroad and put it back when I'm done can be bothered

Well said Slick I My Pathfinder and wouldn't have anything else. Love the looks,those big flared guards. One of my brothers said "The Pajero's got it (his mall crawler), but the Pathfinder hasn't" Now I don't know what "IT" is, but if his Paj has "IT" and my Pathy doesn't then I don't want "IT" Most of the Terrano's round here are Diesel so some people get a bit pi$$ed when my dirt covered 4x4 burns their "moms car" at the lights (not that I do it often) Another good point about Pathfinders....The people that drive them Slick,Red,88,Big D,Pezzy,Simon the list goes on. Thanks Nissan

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA........Show off

Well said I didn't really wanna poke my head in here, but hey I'm here A tyre gets 90% of it's punctures in the last 10% of it's life. I've seen some really strange things go through tyres, Power plugs, garden forks, sissors, A piece of 1" box steel a foot long. The best thing about my mud tyres is that they don't pick up small stones......The worst thing is they pick up BIG stones instead As DJ said the gaps are bigger than your average A/T. The idea behind it was to give good street handling (More rubber making contact with the road than a mud tyre) but at the same time giving good offroad performance. Kinda like my old KLR650. Someone said "As and offroad bike they're bad, as a road bike they're bad, as a bike that can do both at the same time they're great" Good luck with the Geo's DJ

Sounds sweet.....if only we could see it I know of some great tracks out McLeans Island way if your keen *Keeps eyes peeled for this mean Terrano on the streets of CH-CH*

I've got one of these. Works great and it was fairly cheap Vacuum/Pressure Pump & Brake Bleeding Set Checks vacuum and pressure Checks vacuum operated automotive components Can be used to bleed hydraulic systems or siphon fluids Special vacuum/pressure release mechanism Includes integrated vacuum/pressure gauge Hydraulic fluid reservoir with storage lid Assorted adapters Operating instructions included 648532

I've got 2 1kg one's that I was going to mount under my knee's on the floor. I know they will get a bit dirty but I want them close by I might change my mind though

2nded....I've got an ECU out of a 93 in my 91

This is a repost but thought I'd put it up again. We have problems over here and we don't use salt. BTW My Pathfinder is rust free and never washed, unless you class a wash as charging head first into a river. http://www.landtransport.govt.nz/publicati...sheet-1-35.html