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Those are generally Sunraysia type wheels, which can be hit and miss - if they're legitimate Mine Spec, then they can be OK. Which aren't the right offset (too positive) and spacers aren't legal.

Looking on ToyoDIY I don't think it would be impossible, certainly for the rear axle. The Driveshafts are the same part number, so all you'd need is to track down a hub and bearing assembly for them Front hubs I would expect are the same, but the axle track changed and also went to coils (VDJ...

Offset on anything IFS Toyota is normally in the region of +30 or higher; the HZJ75 will be a bit lower. Spacers aren't legal in Australia. To keep running 235/85R16s the easiest is to find a set of wheels off a 60 series or a 70series that didn't have split rims. Offsets can be found in the...

By indicator unit, I mean soley the yellow part; my 80 only has that: I reckon that these would be pretty close for a two function unit; unfortunately the wife has just driven off in the 80 so I can't see what sort of size these ones are...

That's easier - you've got parking/side lights and indicators. Two options, and it depends on the VIC RWC inspector and the interpretation of the rules, but you might be able to just drop an indicator unit in which would remove the "there's a light there that isn't working" problem...

So.... crossed the road with pizza from the takeaway shop (where the last post was writtend whilst waiting on said pizza) and saw a 100 series.... with an alloy bar that looked like it was going to be close. Is it this style: (I also found the Toyota Part number which I think is PZQ2960211 -...

I know the ones you mean, I'll keep an eye out for one locally and see what I can see.

"Stock" bull bar is an interesting definition! I'd work out if it's TJM, ARB or Ironman (Possibly ECB if it's an alloy bar) and see what they have that is the same dimensions, and then go from there. Narva or similar will have some slot in replacements in LED or filament, so have a hunt around...

I strongly recommed listening to The Now Show from last week (Friday Night Comedy from BBC Radio 4 - The Now Show - 20th November 2020 - BBC Sounds - [Leaving Land Cruiser Club]) From about 6:50 the commentary is quite sharp, and from 8:30 they look at COVID-19.... 9:45 onwards, and then at...

My other half keeps her "good" chainsaw in the laundry (utility room) rather than the shed....

and in a meeting today a colleague quietly said "Dilbert?" And yes, the meeting at that point was Dlibert-esque

I have a Dilbert cartoon pinned above my desk at work But work sometimes is a bit too like Dilbert....

https://dilbert.com/strip/2020-11-02 https://dilbert.com/strip/2020-11-03 Done BUT Sometimes simple solutions are the best - however, there are so many intricacies in the counting process that it would be hard to automate it without fear of any interference (even compared to an automatic...

Appropriately we've had the HJ45 for another year now, and looking at the pictures above, we're about to light that burn pile - I'll get a picture of it before we do as the difference is incredible. (Almost identical angle - and off to the left is after 3 cuts!) A few months ago (nothing is...

Nope, Collie X Kelpie, but I'd like a Huntaway. Great trail dog and just has to be in the car if you look like you're going anywhere, even if it's just into town. Anywhere she can watch easily from is her spot. She has 2 spots in the house she uses (an old IKEA Poang style chair and a pouffe)...

The dog votes for my old camping chair - I lost it to the dog after a trip earlier this year when she decided that it was better than her bed. She can be found there about 85% of the time she's outside in the house yard (which is about 22 out of 24hrs), and will sleep there all winter with her...

Dad got given (several) of these as his company car as a 20-something sales area manager.... his boss kept complaining about how he treated them to which he replied "how do you expect me to pull in one of these?" He evenetually got "upgraded" to a Volvo 240....

For ~4500 miles per year, I'd be inclined to go petrol rather than diesel - I don't think that would be a long enough journey to clean any of the diesel emissions gubbins. Based on that, I'd be looking at the Koreans for Petrol, or Mazda.

Try ih8mud and expedition portal forums as well, they both have active interest in 40s

RP = RHD, Pickup The next bit would tell us more, but mine is a cab chassis rather than a tub.

RB44 had a 6 stud pattern, but the rim doesn't look right....

Got a new hat on the last trip, and it's too good to just throw in the car (like the old one did), so I've ended up with a hat holder in the car now: Old hat (Barmah Squasy) on the left, new hat (Akubra Riverina) on the right: Hat rack: I didn't want to drill any holes, but I found that the...

We had an issue with our FZJ80 (with the 1FZ-FE, so fuel injected) where it was running at a very high idle on cold start (about 1500rpm). I've just put a can of upper engine cylinder cleaner through it, and that seems to have cheered it up a bit (dropped about 400rpm), where I suspect it's...

Just looking at the ergonomics of the menus - I wonder if it would be too much work to move the 2 menu bars apart. I'm wondering if it's picking the wrong menu as it drops the top menu off. Is yours touch or normal screen? Norton is a hungry and heavy bit of software, so that can sometimes be...

What anti-virus are you running?

Chas, 1) What computer/tablet etc operating system are you using? 2) What browser are you using? I known there's just been an iOS update recently, and some decent Win10 updates as well. Also Firefox have been changing settings left right and centre on the Android version, not so much on the...

Quick weekend away to the Hot Springs for a weekend soaking: Helps that our trailer is only about 750kg loaded, so the old girl only notices the added drag rather than the weight. First time out in the camper since March when my parents were over, so have ended up with a few things to fix...

House fridge has food Camping fridge has beer Also means I tend to forget where beer is (found 2x 6 packs in there today! that was a bonus!)

Waeco and Dometic are the same - Waeco became part of Dometic 2 generations of fridges ago. We've got a Waeco CFX65 which is a big bugger, but it does well at Christmas as the overflow beer fridge. On the whole it runs all the time, at the moment in the back of the 80 on the battery box we have...

Been around for years - when I was at school (25 years ago!) there was a guy up the road who had a yellow one (and a Covette) in the mid 1990s.

OK... So it looks like you actually want to use 2, as it will start in first and then shift into 2nd - whereas L locks it in 1st and won't let you shift up to 2nd. They're not like a modern flappy paddle shift type gear box, so it's put it in gear and leave it rather than working it like a...