They look the goods!!
Why are they still on the bench and not on your rig? keen to see them fitted up :)
Edit: Should have looked in the other thread first ;)
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They look the goods!!
Why are they still on the bench and not on your rig? keen to see them fitted up :)
Edit: Should have looked in the other thread first ;)
haha all good mate. A combination of lots of rain and drying paint hindered the progress.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocket55
While here, many thanks to John for these. When we realized they didn't fit, he didn't muck about building a prototype out of timber and sending it back and forth from the laser cutters, trial fitting on my car, and then the final build and powder-coat. Service at it's best so a huge thanks goes to him !!!!
Roof console ordered and paid for. Yeeee haaaaa.
http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/261701690819?_mwBanner=1
Just bought one of these. Curious to see how it will compare to a more trusted scanner. If its good then I saved some money... If not it's on $25 lol.
What are you driving?Quote:
Originally Posted by King_ady1
Di's use an ECU-Talk
and CRD use a ScanGauge
Ryobi one 18v cordless reciprocating saw, awesome bit of kit. Already have the jigsaw, drill/driver and impact driver. The impact driver is freakin sweet.
Rear bar and long range tank getting fitted later this month
Brought a 32 spline socket that fits those clutch bearings on the ZD30 alternators.
less than $10 but another job that can be done at home.
arrived today along with some Chrome Vanadium rachet ring/open end spanners
Picked me up a new cooling thermistat for the GQ
They are getting pretty good with battery life and tools these days,Quote:
Originally Posted by Irish
even battery lawn mowers lol