BOSVARK not bad...

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BOSVARK not bad...

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I always enjoy going to BOSVARK 4x4 in Krugersdorp, I only live about 5km from the track witch means my girlfriend knows that if I'm going to the shops and I'm going with my lux.... there will be mud.

I was there yesterday with my mate on a unplanned run and yes I GOT STUCK, lucky me. Fortunately there was other people on the track with a Hilux and a Jeep (THANKS A LOT GUYS)

The track is taking shape now with a map and all obstacles is clearly marked out.
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Wayne, just tweak the gangle pins and she will get through mud obstacles much better... gangle pins?? Google it!
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no worries last time all the guys got stuck there too
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Mr_B wrote:Wayne, just tweak the gangle pins and she will get through mud obstacles much better... gangle pins?? Google it!

I think google is of no use on a Monday. Please explain? :think:
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Shame Mr_B, give the guy a break.

Wayne, you'll find gangle pins on the same shelf (Midas, autozone etc) as the left-handed axes...
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WayneSchalk wrote:
Mr_B wrote:Wayne, just tweak the gangle pins and she will get through mud obstacles much better... gangle pins?? Google it!

I think google is of no use on a Monday. Please explain? :think:
What in the world is a Gangle Pin, en wat doen dit? Of is daar 'n Afrikaanse naam vir dit ook?
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Self is ek nie seker Otto....wat ek dink dit het iets tedoen met "mis op die diff"......!!!
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Take a look here, YouTube has a very informative demo of the humble gangle pin...



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Toybox wrote:Shame Mr_B, give the guy a break.

Wayne, you'll find gangle pins on the same shelf (Midas, autozone etc) as the left-handed axes...
I got mine at Goeie Hoop Onderdele, 3rd isle... on the right of the thingymajiggies...
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Haha jaja. You guy's are old school, I replaced mine long ago with a overhead discombobulator! It comes from OZ with a 2 year garantee where the gangle pins has problems from day 1. This has nothing to do with Bosvark 4X4, but I say it's a conversion worth doing!!!


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It's just gangly Bretton being Bretton, guys .... you know, ... with one or two pins loose or missing. :D:
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