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You know you are a 4x4 Driver when... You stop and look at any old rusty heap thinking, "parts vehicle...." Your rig has more farm/boat/military/other vehicle manufacturer equipment than OEM parts The weatherman says "Stay in, it's dangerous" and you think "Time to go 4 wheel driving!" You're happy ...

Plenty of brumbys have been there before.

I reckon a good spot would be in the rear hidy hole (take the screw in panel out) and put the coupler inside that on the outer tray wall if you get my drift.

I got in trouble for going fast through the water

Icemate is another good one, also made by evakool.

It should be the "lo" switch. Thats what it was on myne until I broke it.

Thats about right.

The ute is STI brumby (clint is it ?)

On the style side utes that I've done I've put the rear coupler/s in the hole near the tail light. I can have a look at where I think on my old mans brumby but I won't be on here again until Monday.

Obviously I've done a couple and they are very easy for anyone that has a little mechanical/electrical nouse. All you need to do is mount the unit (size of a box of cig's). Wire in a few wires (power, earth and the amount of couplers (1 each)). Stick the pads on a nice even painted surface and run a...

Get the package one stinky.
http://www.waeco.com.au/products.asp?id ... bCatId2=22

I have the 4 coupler/pad system on myne. The director of the company laughed at me and said I only needed 2 but I say the more the better. I don't want my investment to rust away under me. Basically the 4 pad system was designed for what BYB-01 has just said. Driving into the surf and basically livi...

The pricing is on their website http://www.couplertec.com.au/ Pricing is not very flexiable but if you find a kit you want email me (perfectpass05@hotmail.com) and I will see what I can do.

I heard about that park opening. Downloading your vid now. Might have to be a future trip for us.....

Is she going on the beach ? 2 coupler kit if so. Self fit or do you want me to do it (its not hard if you can connect wires and use some silicon).

E-mail me stinky.

That profound statement if you would read stinky's post was refering to that kind of thing. But for the record, I do work for someone who is a reseller of Couplertec. I get no commissions on selling to product, on any product we sell for that matter, and do not advertise the fact that I work for a c...

Correct me if I'm wrong but rust is a chemical reaction and thus should be treated as one.

While we are posting links to other forums, I would like to offer this one.
http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/inde ... adid=13634

Please name the product so as not to confuse people that all electronic rust proofing's are the same. THEY ARE NOT !!! Thats what I am getting at. If you want proof ask the two other people on here with couplertec systems how their cars are looking. Ask BMA how their 700 odd vehicles are going. Ask ...

Unless you have actual physical proof of any particular product not working as per the website/advertising media, I would be very carefull as to what you say on a public forum.

I nearly lost my bike in that hole the other weekend. It was quite deep after that rain.