D4DEVIL
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Re: D4DEVIL
by D4DEVIL on Thu, 19 Jan 2012 1:26 +0000
Do you forsee any issues with towing 2t 6000km
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Re: D4DEVIL
by MADDOG on Thu, 19 Jan 2012 3:26 +0000
Crosssport towed his boat from northern W.A. to Albury N.S.W.
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Re: D4DEVIL
by kyle300exc on Thu, 19 Jan 2012 4:04 +0000
Yeh I towed my boat about 1000ks straight didnt have a problem,but. When I returned I noticed No idea had towed and had a problem loosing 5th gear. There was some talk on here then of 5th gear being such a small cog that it was not recommended for towing 4th gear was the better option. I think unless your on flat I would avoid using 5th. Check this out viewtopic.php?f=8&t=1775&hilit=5th+gear+towing
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Re: D4DEVIL
by Alby on Thu, 19 Jan 2012 4:25 +0000
D4DEVIL wrote:Do you forsee any issues with towing 2t 6000km
There are plenty of vans and camper trailers towed large distances, Rodw did a big trip with his van, not sure of the weight though.
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Re: D4DEVIL
by D4DEVIL on Thu, 19 Jan 2012 11:26 +0000
Yeah I always tow in 4th regardless. Fuel efficiency doesn't concern me. Dropping 5th gear does. Just fitted Humex tonight, tomorrow I'll re fit steinbauer, then I'll be set.
We need a boat thread.
We need a boat thread.
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Re: D4DEVIL
by D4DEVIL on Fri, 20 Jan 2012 2:46 +0000
Anyone installed a autometer pyro in a 3 inch Humex exhaust? Need and adaptor for it and cannot find one for the probe.
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Re: D4DEVIL
by Viper82 on Fri, 20 Jan 2012 6:01 +0000
I had same problem with the beaudesert exhaust. I took it to a exhaust shop for them to remove the bung on the dump pipe and weld on the one in the box that came with the pyro.
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Re: D4DEVIL
by dute on Fri, 20 Jan 2012 6:23 +0000
I just went to pirtec and got them to drill and tap a adaptor for me. . . . . 
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Re: D4DEVIL
by D4DEVIL on Mon, 23 Jan 2012 10:15 +0000
pirtek to the rescue. modified a fitting in 10 minutes. wouldnt take payment to i gave them a carton.
im stuck with the pyro install, anyone tell me what they wired them to? so i can dim them.
im stuck with the pyro install, anyone tell me what they wired them to? so i can dim them.
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