power steering for an 89 Perentie

[paul mcg]

Does anyone know who could put power steering in a 89 perentie on the northern beaches and roughly what the cost would be?

[carjunkieanon]

I'm in the Northern Beaches and will happily drive your Perentie around for you while researching how to put power steering in! Might take a couple of months.

Did I see you a few days ago in Frenches Forest/Wakehurst Parkway?

[87County]

it's simple add-on Paul - welcome to the forum;

these blokes have it sussed out, but you'll be up for a few new parts & some labour

http://www.klrautomotive.com.au/

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/new-south-...h-windsor.html

[V8Ian]

I'm in the Northern Beaches and will happily drive your Perentie around for you while researching how to put power steering in! Might take a couple of months.

Did I see you a few days ago in Frenches Forest/Wakehurst Parkway?

This forum's never short of offers of help.

[p38arover]

As Laurie says, KLR have it in hand. They've done quite a few now.

They even do a kit.

Power Steering - KLR Automotive

[paul mcg]

Thanks for your quick reply i will gibe them a buzz tomorrow.

[Rosco8]

+1 for KLR. I had mine done a few weeks ago and it made a world of difference to throwing No 19 around (FFR)

They are very keen for me to install a turbo kit. Must admit a very nice kit but after the Sundays trip out to Coxs River with the Landrover Club, its first real run, I was delighted with the available grunt and power and had no trouble keeping up with all those sitting in their luxurious air-conditioned Disco's (Bells line of road). However was very jealous of them on the dirt not having to eat all the dust as my dog and I did.

One member put it into perspective when he said, 'well what do you expect with a tent on wheels'
Yeh, still was very impressed with No 19 and as Summer closes in will remove the canopy and enjoy the open air.

[isuzurover]

...However was very jealous of them on the dirt not having to eat all the dust as my dog and I did.

...

In case you haven't worked it out yet, if you roll the sides up but leave the back down you will keep most of the dust out.

[87County]

....... as Summer closes in will remove the canopy and enjoy the open air.

Roll the sides up and remove the door tops if you have to, but I think you'll still need a roof if you're going far (the sun gets fairly intense)