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Please post a video file with sound of the sweet new St.St. exhaust for all
the boys and girls!
I am curious if the tone is much different then my magnaflow.

Right On!
Sweet Price too!

Honestly there is not much of a difference in terms of sound to the original exhaust. I really wanted it quiet and the muffler as small/light as possible.
Cheers

Too bad we don't have shows like the one you will attend.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/abenteuerallrad/pool/

I agree, but as I wrote in my post, the market is just so much different. There is not much rock crawling going on in Germany, but the overlander community is huge!

Maybe I just should sell DinoEvo and get one of these. Do you think I'll find a parking spot downtown?

What WAS that before it became a rolling command centre?

It is an ex German army vehicle from MAN called "Kat". Something like a Unimog but a little bit bigger :) http://images.google.ca/images?q=MAN%20Kat
A common base for overland vehicles in Germany/Austria

I test drove his smaller brother, a MAN 8.136 FAE and was very tempted to get one to replace our Delica :D

FalcoColumbarius wrote:I like the aerodynamic leading roof . Must save a lot on fuel.

Compare to their size and weight the fuel consumption is actually not as high as you think. You can operate the MAN 8.136 FAE with 20 litres per 100km

Do you have pictures or a link to pictures of the inside of Orange Work? I tried googling it and came up mit nicht!

fexlboi wrote:

Paule wrote: Where did you get manual hubs??

I bought them a long time ago. As far as I know the Superwinch hubs are not available anymore.

apparently the manual superwinch hubs are still available... provided you feel like driving to the USA.
the Shuck's auto supply in Lynden can get them. just ask for the 28 spline montero hubs.
call them first because they need 3-4 days to get them on the shelf.

mararmeisto wrote:Do you have pictures or a link to pictures of the inside of Orange Work? I tried googling it and came up mit nicht!

Here you go: http://www.orangework.de/fahrzeuge.htm
Click on the truck and then on "Fotogalerie" on the top of the page.

Very cool! Are you going to be able to cram all of that into a Delica? Germans are efficient, but come on!

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apparently the manual superwinch hubs are still available... provided you feel like driving to the USA.
the Shuck's auto supply in Lynden can get them. just ask for the 28 spline montero hubs.
call them first because they need 3-4 days to get them on the shelf.
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Seeing as Superwinch Discontinued the hubs I bet if they actually went to order them
they would come back with zilch. I called all over, including direct to Superwinch.
Some actually said sure, I said great and went to place the order.
Then they said wait. I will call you back... Then 'Sorry'

Unless they actually have them 'in their hands' I wouldn't bet on it.

FS
p.s. on the flip side their is an order for those funky ones coming with the snorkels.

fexlboi wrote:

mararmeisto wrote:Do you have pictures or a link to pictures of the inside of Orange Work? I tried googling it and came up mit nicht!

Here you go: http://www.orangework.de/fahrzeuge.htm
Click on the truck and then on "Fotogalerie" on the top of the page.

Caterpillar exterior, IKEA interior!

mararmeisto wrote:Very cool! Are you going to be able to cram all of that into a Delica? Germans are efficient, but come on!

I'll try my best
Maybe I should working on a fold-out Delica.

jwfchase wrote:Caterpillar exterior, IKEA interior!

IKEA style, but not IKEA quality