I got a quote a few weeks ago from dellow.

Bell housing and pivot - $495
Clutch Plate - $95
Pilot bush - $25
Pivot ball - $25
Gasket - $15
Return spring retainer ring - $25
Speedo Cable - $95
Tail shaft yoke (new) - $120

they can also bore down your thrust bearing carrier to 31.5mm and machine down a toyota front flange to match with a new bearing - $75

I hope this helps.

Sorry let me explain my unintelligible response. I explained my situation to the shopkeeper and he said these wheels were within specs for my situation.
For example, they are designed to work on the yamaha rhino, among other things. The rhino is 500kg's, can carry a load of 200kg's plus two people. This is more than a kb10. These wheels are claimed to be 35% stronger than those standard wheels also.

Also by 'getting', I meant in the process of getting, I am just waiting on a clarification email. Sorry my previous posts sounded a bit dimwitted.

They are designed for racing quads that do 60ft jumps so I believe they are okay. The man from the shop believed they are well and truly up to the job.

I am getting some quad bike rims. They are 12x7's and cost $90 each brand new! The pcd is 110 but I will just get them redrilled to the correct spacing. Thanks for the heads up cheats.

7 next Friday sounds perfect. Where are we going to cruise to?

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you can do that with an a10!

hahaha well mine is a stock kb10 and it struggles to tow itself along, let alone a tandem trailer with 5 motorbikes!

The bloke in Sydney is in North Parramatta and is from Morris Minor World. I think they are $275 for the unpolished ones and a fair bit more for the polished ones. they look mighty good.

hey mate, welcome.

4k should buy you a very nice little sedan.
As to whether or not it is a good first car, well that really depends. They are no where near as safe as a modern car which is really the main problem. Other that you just loose out on niceties like air conditioning and comfortable seats and power steering and and all those type of things. Also you will probably end up spending all your money on it like most people here.

If it were me, I would go for it if you won't drive it too much, but if you drive alot then get something more modern and buy a project 1200. I do 500km a week and tow trailers and drive to melbourne and those kind of things which simply would not be possible in my datsun.

Its worth filling out the location thing in your profile as well so people don't yell at you.

Good luck!

You wouldn't believe what I saw yesterday.
Some bastard was using a jelly to hang his hose on the wall! Its a crying shame!