received the new 3" mono shocks, need to try to get them on prior to next week for the dwelly meetup :)
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received the new 3" mono shocks, need to try to get them on prior to next week for the dwelly meetup :)
in rehab after a day of tampering yesterday fitting the snorkel,
Poor Nev the Nissan
I shoulda stayed in bed and left the Old Trol alone. After opening the radiator cap, I was, thinking that the coolant is looking a bit brownish-grey. Supposed to be good for three years or 100000Ks, not 2 years and 6700ks, as it happens. I got a huge plastic tub, and shoved it under the radiator drain, then undid the tap... a mouse dying of thirst could've got a better stream. Placed another tub under the engine drain. Cracked the plug, and undid it slowly. When it popped out, I was drowned in a ruddy gush, and found the bittering agent wasn't quite to my taste. I don't think a drop went into the tub! Used an old mop to clean up the stinking mess. When I went to pour that into the first tub, now in the shed, the plastic split. The muddy goop splashed all over my legs ran into my sneakers and proceeded to swamp the shed. I have filled the system with fresh water to flush it out, for a few days. Oh the joys of doing ones own maintenance.
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X 2, I'd pay to laugh at others misfortune, lol
reminds me of fish on the simpsons with all the eyes
Got my diff lamination kit today. Woo hoo...
Cool. Laminating the underside of the front diff is a mod I would like to do. It would also shield the tie rod a bit. What wall thickness is the steel, and can you weld it up in situ?
No doing the top. Don't want more catch points under the front..
I went the road runner kit, I can't make it for that price.. Although it will need a bit of grinding to make fit..
I'll do a build thread for those interested..
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Charged all batteries..and still charging lol
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Put her in to the paint shop to get the cancer cut out
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Just had her on Dyno to identify a turbo noise. Also waiting for my bullbar to return sometime today so I can fit her back on.
@ Hodge be interesting to see your figures what mods have you got, Chip ,Nads,snorkel,or Zorst????
Oh and tyre size
Shes only got an 2.75 beaudesert and snorkel, standard tyres. It wasn't a proper dyno as such, he just had her on rollers under load and was monitoring noises and stuff under bonnet and turbo. She's going back there for valves, catch can and once EGR is blocked she'll get a full dyno tune.
Still, she goes so well now, I still can't believe how much difference exhaust alone made. I actually now can't wait to have the bar back on and go for a good proper drive to feel her across all gears.
My new LOSER door lights. Love em to pieces.
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Surprised you don't have a couple of little spotties focussed on your seats when the doors open :)
Trying to work out how I can illuminate the patrol logo on my seats.
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Ordered the GQ tri color tail lights to replace the red/clear ones.
Gonna reroute the wiring through the body to iliminate lights in the bumper then im gonna remove the rear bumper untill i get a rear bar
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F-ing sweeeet seat
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Found the leak in the front causing water to get into cabin, and finished my reversing camera install.
Also today:
Made good progress on my drawer system, Got 1 side finished bar a handle and lock (Need to buy) screwed my anderson plug down and finished mounting volt meter above plug.
Finally finished the air locker install today! Woo, bloody hoo! Installed front locker and full front end re-race.
I drove mine today
well finally completed my rear shelf, looks shmick and works well
enough for coking but wont hold a kid or anything, i used alucabond which is a composite aluminium panel, probably hold a carton easilly...
Not really hard but time consuming. About three to four hours stripping it all down, about and hour or two cleaning and installing new bearings and seals.
Doing the centre was left to George yesty.
Then went over to BA's place this morning to help him get his centre back in and then over to my place to help me with mine and then we parted ways and finished the reassemble.
The compressor I installed a couple of weeks ago. That was easy.
Oh and a massive, massive thanks to George for his help and to BA's wife for supplying the food yesterday. And to BA for making the coffee.
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I tapped that app
Nearly finished the diff lamination.. If only this pita thing called work would back off...
Kallen Westbrook
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Fuelled up today at $1.549 but was lucky enough to fill 150 odd litres using a 40 (yes 40)cent off vouchers. What a saving.
Installed a new bush on the gearshift lever. Big difference in shifting feel. Not as notchy. Much nicer.
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fitted the airbags on the back and new mono shocks, also swapped the rear springs around to even the body up, i cant beleive that so called professionals cant read or dont know that there are left and right springs its almost perfect now and the ride is much better, no more sea seasickness lol.