Quote: Originally Posted by NZ_bt1vlt [View Post] aparently this is a small 50 tonne dump truck...... SMALL!!!!! Mate I work at Stockton mine every now and again and their Haulmax's car 200 ton at a time and there are bigger still,Tuff place to work in! Cheers Marty

spotted this in a mall some where in aucks.

Can you fit 245/60/15 on 7 in police rims?

You can, but your really pushing the limits of the tire... Standard Police tires are 225 (if im correct) for the 7inch rims and they look fat enough as it is. You could look into getting 2 rims (just for the back Im guessing) widened to either 8 or 8.5inch? You'll get big tires, and depending on the offset you may get abit of dish Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by NZ_bt1vlt [View Post] Can you fit 245/60/15 on 7 in police rims? Yes I agree starting to push it,7inch =175mm and you want to put 245mm on it.really try for some 235mm and that would be max. Cheers Marty

I just put $150 fuel into my Wagon WTF is wrong with me lol Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

yes was just talking to a mate deals in tyres, he said 235/60/15 would be ideal for the back and look tough from behind sounds good to me Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by VL-Dan [View Post] I just put $150 fuel into my Wagon WTF is wrong with me lol Yeah knowwhat you mean,Glad we only have a ninty litre tank in ours easly into the 2 hundy. Cheers Marty Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Quote: Originally Posted by VL-Dan [View Post] I just put $150 fuel into my Wagon WTF is wrong with me lol i just put a $105 in the Chevy... Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

I'm putting $600 in diesel a day (sometimes twice) in the chopper !

Quote: Originally Posted by ss nut [View Post] Yeah knowwhat you mean,Glad we only have a ninty litre tank in ours easly into the 2 hundy. Cheers Marty Does your Wagon have a long range Tank? I knew Brock did them for HDT Sedans but didnt know about the Wagons Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

Yes he did them for wagons,Same method of making them.Easy enough to do if you have 2 good tanks. Cheers Marty

Yeah Ive seen a pic of an HDT tank out of the car... Looked very home-made but I guess that's how they did it lol

you got a pic of it dan,would be interested to see them

is it 2 tanks stitched together or something?

I dont have one saved sorry...Just trying to search the web for one now but cant see anything. If I find a pic I'll post it up.

Quote: Originally Posted by VL-Dan [View Post] Yeah Ive seen a pic of an HDT tank out of the car... Looked very home-made but I guess that's how they did it lol Yes very home made ---------- Post added 19-03-12 at 15:55 ---------- Quote: Originally Posted by NZ_bt1vlt [View Post] is it 2 tanks stitched together or something? Yes correct just two tanks stiched together.Cut the bottom off one and add another third of the other I have issues with my sender tho as it has not been corretly adjusted,I have had a go at adjusting it but have not been able to get it perfect and this is as close as I will get. Cheers marty

Marty, you may have seen this before but here's a direct quote from BertieStreet.com "As far as any modification as concerned, there werent any. The standard sender unit ( 63 litre) was used. It was calibrated to 63 litres, so it just showed 'full' until it reached the calibrated 63 litre level and would move as usual. Apart for the lengthened tank straps, it was pretty much and out & in job, then a quick flick of Matt black."

Mate I do not visit that site(for my own reasons)But there is an adjustment you can do. yes the tanks stay full for a while then is falls fast(on there orignal sender) Cheers Marty

Went to Ebbert Holden for the HSV clubs show seen afew real good builds. notice the boys in blue were there without their milk buddy ?? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.