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Re: Heater question!! 1200 ute |
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I think mini mokes have electric heaters
Posted on: 2007/2/6 20:43
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Re: Heater question!! 1200 ute |
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Im not going to have one in my ute.
Some people use 12V hair dryers to blow some hot air on the windscreen. Regency will be happy with that as well, and for $25 is a good investment.
Daniel
Posted on: 2007/2/6 1:39
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Fitting new rear 1/4s to 1200 ute? |
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Has anyone tried fitting new rear 1/4s to a 1200 ute?
Did you have any issues, can it be done at home or best to take it to a shop?
Cheers
Posted on: 2007/2/5 9:57
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Re: 13B into 1200 Ute. |
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Id like it to be engineered and registered.
Either way it will be street driven and raced on a track.
Does anyone know what Sump, radiator, tunnel mods etc. i will need?
Cheers
Daniel
Posted on: 2007/2/4 3:06
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13B into 1200 Ute. |
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Hi, looking at fitting an injected 13B non turbo into a 1200 ute.
Just wondering if anyone had any information about the conversion and could point me in the right direction.
Thanks
Daniel
Posted on: 2007/2/3 19:24
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