I've got that compressor, it's pretty goodQuote:
Originally Posted by 93patrol
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I've got that compressor, it's pretty goodQuote:
Originally Posted by 93patrol
what are the stats , looks similar to some TJM onesQuote:
Originally Posted by Winnie
Lol. Its identical to my Aldi compressor. Just a different colour...Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
I got the same one $99 at aldi works well , 285s 18 to 40 in a minute 30 , did 12 tyres coming home from fraser no worriesQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
thats very impressive, thanks I'll keep an eye out for oneQuote:
Originally Posted by gaddy
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Originally Posted by 93patrol
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Same as my Ridge Ryder ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
bugger.. missed out on saving some coinage!Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
how come you sold it?
And Dr air and the one auto pro sell just different colours :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Ironman, tigerz etc as well.....Quote:
Originally Posted by gaddy
Yep them to :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
Got lazy and was sick of seeing it. Besides I am waiting on Mal to get his rrrs into gear and make more of his hard noses. They are sexy!Quote:
Originally Posted by bishbashbosh
Mine works really well. The only thing I don't like about it is it's physical size. Too big.Quote:
Originally Posted by nissannewby
oh if Mal makes them up again i'd be replacing the bushskinz.. i agree they look damn fine!Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Dr Air.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
150psi and 150 lpm
When I was researching new compressors this one came up on top of all others 12v wise other than the arb onboard compressors
It weighs 9.5 kg though
A pair of boss brand shock tower supports for the rear and a set of bilstien shocks.
Lets us know how you go with installing these. I am constantly looking at my rear towers for cracks. None there, but I think the supports are a very good investment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
get some steel and weld your own in its not a big job that requires a great deal of toolsQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
I thought about this but theres a lot of measuring and mucking around for this to make them. This case I think it would be easier just to get them already made up.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
mate, easy as remove the bump stops and springs fit it in and bolt the bump stops back in with longer bolts as they use the same bolt holes and replace the springs, simple and effective.Quote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Yeah ya not wrong was supposed to order them yonks ago but something came up darn. Missus gave me the ok to spend some hard earned on the ute so gettin in before she changes her mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Agronaught
just bought a supa peg 180 deg awning that will extend to the back of my hannibal tent :) should have 5 mtrs of cover now.
two led H4 headlight kits $36 each as thats the cheapest i could get for two kits, if they are ok i will post results and buy 10 kits which works out a bit cheaper if anyone is interested. Normal retail on these kits is $76 with the fan attached to the globe conversion.
Been putting $$$ aside for springs, but couldn't pass up on these eBay buys.
Already had the tradesman rack and paint.
Atera Racks $5.50
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Maxxis buckshot $400
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Start saving again for the springs now.
Good buy for $5.50. Bargain. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by jay see
Runva 11xp winch.
Dyneema rope
Wireless remote and cable remote.
Protective cover
Pulley block
And the best bit..
$599...
I'll be interested to see how they goQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
Since I have seen a high mount in action. I want one! But that means a new bar I think, plus I am supposed to be saving for the td build, but other mods us get in the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggqwesty
Bought my rebuild kit today,
Nice work! I'm picking mine up on Thursday!Quote:
Originally Posted by biggqwesty
Runva do a nice twin motor "high mount" style setup. Some big coin to match thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by mudski
Have you any specs or photo or link on them? They sound too cheap lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
They are $36 US each and $39 freight, my bad for not reading the lot. If I buy ten or more they come down to $26 each plus the $39 freight.Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
It say how many lumen?
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Here you go.........
Got my yearly punters club savings back yesterday so today I bought a full length aluminium roof rack, 2m x 2.5m awning and hercules full recovery kit.
Yes its cheap 4x4 warehouse gear and I expect fitment issues but I have a few mates with the same cage / awning setup that has lived up to the challenge so far. Plus I have a TIG so repairs to the rack are a piece of cake if needed.
Cheers, the ones I quickly looked at were all 80w and $ 50-90(pair) so 90$ for a single one, it will be interesting to see the difference they makeQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
http://www.pdtechnology.cn/ that's the link to the site I got them from and the led spotties as well, I will try them out and get pics of before and after. Just need to make sure with the led headlight conversion you get the one with the fan due to heat buildup.
Hopefully they work well as all of there replacements are cheap. If they are shit I might consider trying these http://nbbrightshine.en.alibaba.com/...aterproof.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
By the looks of one of the pictures it has a fan also, how that's going to go in mud....
If they are 28 Watt as per the link piccy then the lumen will be around 2400 give or take.Quote:
Originally Posted by megatexture
Lumen doesn't mean shit in telling you how they will perform tho.
You need to know the lux on an object at "x" metres.
the suppliers would have no idea on that as it would depend on make/ model of car and its reflector, only way to test would be to buy and try but if the 28w puts out a good spread and not like hid's with messy light then the 80w set might be the go I'll wait and see what stropps verdict is lol