Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 8:08 pm
What a beautiful BX 
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Posted: Fri Jan 08, 2010 9:39 pm
pretty close to BX of my dreams (16v 4x4 with rotrex supercharger... and autobox if possible)
Posted: Sun Jan 10, 2010 8:24 pm
Hello, I think these are out of stock and I get those from Belgium about year ago.Matt H wrote:What a brilliant car... I love it.
One question: Where can I buy a pair of those Fog Lights?
This is good hint. Take somme yello glasspaint and paint original fog lights. I think there is not much difference..
bx 16v 4x4
Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 2:09 am
love the look you have given that car. really nice.
the picture of the transfer box and gearbox splines look better than the normal splines, did you get the parts made or did you buy them?? i have rebuilt the 4x4 systams before but the splines on the new parts you have look better. was just wondering?
cheers
the picture of the transfer box and gearbox splines look better than the normal splines, did you get the parts made or did you buy them?? i have rebuilt the 4x4 systams before but the splines on the new parts you have look better. was just wondering?
cheers
Re: bx 16v 4x4
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 1:25 pm
Hello,djm666 wrote:love the look you have given that car. really nice.
the picture of the transfer box and gearbox splines look better than the normal splines, did you get the parts made or did you buy them?? i have rebuilt the 4x4 systams before but the splines on the new parts you have look better. was just wondering?
cheers
We have a local machining firm which can rebuilt better ones from originals. I think these axels have been exported some where in Europe also.
Yesterday I was on the ice track (on the frozen lake) it was fantastic to drive with Bx and more fun with (FWD) 16 valve BX with ice peak tires.
http://www.youtube.com/user/MrCibx1978# ... O4eGJhpmJw
I'm not driving in this video
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 1:34 pm
It is just winter
nice to find out that only logo of 4wd which is visiblenice bx
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 8:16 pm
love it.lol. is that your yellow cx in the background??
i have shipped my 4x4 bx to new zealnd now i pick it up in 6 weeks i think.lol.
i will be going to see the engineers in my local town to get some better ones made.
when i was in the uk i bought 2 transfer boxs and 3 gearbox parts. and 2 of the parts for inside the transfer box.
i cant believe some people are scared of the 4x4, it is so easy to work on .lol.
it is nice to see your 4x4 is being used to its full potential.lol.
i have shipped my 4x4 bx to new zealnd now i pick it up in 6 weeks i think.lol.
i will be going to see the engineers in my local town to get some better ones made.
when i was in the uk i bought 2 transfer boxs and 3 gearbox parts. and 2 of the parts for inside the transfer box.
i cant believe some people are scared of the 4x4, it is so easy to work on .lol.
it is nice to see your 4x4 is being used to its full potential.lol.
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 10:41 pm
That's ace, i want to live in Finland 
Great cars, loving the cx as well.
Interesting informatio about your local machine shop making better parts for the 4wd system.
Would it be possible to supply some more details & costs involved as i think some of the guy's in the UK may be interested & it might save a few more of these cars as they aren't a favourite due to the weakness in the transfer box, which could all change depending upon the information you can tell us etc...
Great cars, loving the cx as well.
Interesting informatio about your local machine shop making better parts for the 4wd system.
Would it be possible to supply some more details & costs involved as i think some of the guy's in the UK may be interested & it might save a few more of these cars as they aren't a favourite due to the weakness in the transfer box, which could all change depending upon the information you can tell us etc...
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 10:52 pm
...and not only in UKMULLEY wrote: Would it be possible to supply some more details & costs involved as i think some of the guy's in the UK may be interested
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 11:15 pm
This winter is good winter for long time 
There was on the ice couple local Citroen enthusiasts. The Cx is not my car. We have very nice cars but our legislation is very strict so there can't build any fasts cars without enourmous costs 
I can tell about more these these axel's but this machine shop needs original axels because they are rebuild again. And price depends on how many needs to rebuild. These axels have been rebuild typically for T16. I have done this two times. I sold my ex TF box to another Citroen enthusiast. My buddy has another Bx19Gti4wd with the new axels of TF BOX
There was on the ice couple local Citroen enthusiasts. The Cx is not my car. We have very nice cars but our legislation is very strict so there can't build any fasts cars without enourmous costs I can tell about more these these axel's but this machine shop needs original axels because they are rebuild again. And price depends on how many needs to rebuild. These axels have been rebuild typically for T16. I have done this two times. I sold my ex TF box to another Citroen enthusiast. My buddy has another Bx19Gti4wd with the new axels of TF BOX
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 8:28 am
And now I have changed my interior all most complete.
And some donuts after well done job..
And some donuts after well done job..
Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 7:17 am
Hello,
Last Sunday was again winter driving practice day and of course in the worst winter storm.
http://www.citikka.info/gallery/Ratapai ... i/IMG_0280 Some pictures, taking stop and go in small hill against new C5. Feel the difference
One video from track http://www.youtube.com/user/MrCibx1978# ... S39loXSe8Y
We have here in Finland now 50-80 cm snow
Last Sunday was again winter driving practice day and of course in the worst winter storm.
http://www.citikka.info/gallery/Ratapai ... i/IMG_0280 Some pictures, taking stop and go in small hill against new C5. Feel the difference
One video from track http://www.youtube.com/user/MrCibx1978# ... S39loXSe8Y
We have here in Finland now 50-80 cm snow
Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2010 8:35 am
Over here we grind to a halt with 5-8cm... 
Posted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 9:17 am
This is an idea I had one day but my budget only allows baby steps.
How much were the shafts for the transfer box?
How much were the shafts for the transfer box?
Posted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 1:32 pm
^^ But we aren't legally required to be prepared over here, I'm not sure I'd be happy at having to keep a complete set of spare rims with snow tyres on just for our silly bit of snow. Maybe where you are Mat it'd be worthwhile? I saw a set on ebay for 90 euros earlier in the winter, but they were in the French Pyrenees.