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I'd love to do that - I'll have my super expedition roof rack, with fold away (Nina designed) ladder, dual roof mounted spares, rear spare carrier converted to dual jerry can holder, farm jack and other stuff done by then!Too old to care, young enough to remember
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Originally posted by yoshie View PostCheers Andy that might work as you say depends on numbers we would have a better chance getting two in every truck if it was all forum
your truck, you drive.
I sit in the back with the pretty girl hitchhikers (both blonde) and have a wee party.Alan
yoshie "Didn't know they had a pill for laziness, anyway get well soon."
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This has to be
THE GREATEST THREAD HIJACK OF ALL TIME!
BPSparks - your sun visor should indicate you can engage it up to 100kph = 60mph.
DON'T! I always stop to engage mine, disengage at low speed. ON SLIPPERY STUFF ONLY. And I agree with the advice - slow down!
BTW - I would love to do Scotland and Europe. Who's going to do the decent thing and start a thread in the appropriate forum?Last edited by The Lovely Boyo; 31 January 2008, 00:14.Another member of the 'A' team
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Yes and the speed limit refers to the absolute maximum speed you are legally allowed to travel at… not as half the UK population seem to think, the minimum speed for motorway driving! The only way these people will ever learn is if they have a real nasty crash or rack up enough points for a ban……. And don’t forget that there are more and more cameras going up all the time and they are getting more sophisticated with newer versions being able to tell if you where driving over the limit in between camera sites.Originally posted by MudSurfer View PostAnd just for reference, the UK motorway speed limit is 70mph, not 75 to 90mph!
Surely in a little 2.4 at 90 mph you are revving the nuts off the engine and at the very least reducing its poetical longevity.
I have the 150 bhp petrol V6 engined Surf which is far more powerful than a 2.4 diesel and it can cruise well above 70 mph….. but I choose to set the cruise control to 70 mph which means that I am saving fuel and not having to check my speedo each time I spot a camera or police car.Mine WAS a 150 bhp V6 and ran on PETROL
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Just to return to the question. 2nd gen surfs do not have a centre diff, if you engage 4wd on hard surfaces (and that includes a light dusting of snow) it'll wind up the transmission and at best end up with a broken driveshaft, at worst your transfer box will be spat into a 1000 little pieces on the floor.Originally posted by MudSurfer View PostAnd just for reference, the UK motorway speed limit is 70mph, not 75 to 90mph!
If you have a second gen, which I think you do - then with no centre diff, you shouldn't even be thinking of engaging 4wd on light snow....and rain......are you nuts????
4WD will not engage above the speed quoted in the card above the sunvisor, again if it did, the likley hood will be the transfer box spread accross the motorway.
Anyway the likleyhood is if it gets that bad they would close the motorway anyway (which could be fun because were off to Liverpool again Saturday
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