Thanks Clunk, it's pretty full on with the 2 now so having 3 will be insane I reckon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
All girls too aren't I lucky.
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Thanks Clunk, it's pretty full on with the 2 now so having 3 will be insane I reckon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
All girls too aren't I lucky.
Fitted my Baintec dual USB outlet and re located my Fridge cut off switch to lower centre console
Put in a 2"lift thank to Mudrunner and some muddies thanks to Matfew.
The oldAttachment 34801and the newAttachment 34802
These are the original shocks after a hour off the car.
Attachment 34803still compressed only 55k old.
yes very lucky indeed!!!!!! Ive got 2 girls and a boy and love them all dearly but I reckon if the third wasnt a boy, I would have been suicidal!!!!!!! hahahahahahahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by firm351
looking the goods there Megomonster you should leave it like that
now theres a transformation for the better............. looks damn good now Mego!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
so those steel wheels.......... would I be correct in thinking they look like 15s?????
Looks boss now mate. Almost as tough as a GQQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Congrats for tomorrow mate and allege best..Quote:
Originally Posted by firm351
Spunky monkey.. You gotta get the car dirty to match the tyres..Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
I don't think they'll let me. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by 93patrol
I know. HeheheheheheheheheheQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
so the 15s fit then hey!!!!????Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Yes they are 15" rims and only just fit. But IMO they are too small as I had a problem today where rocks were getting between rim and disc and had no where to go. The guard over the disc only left a 10mm gap and rock getting caught up and squealing. So it'll be 16" rim for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
No tougher. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by Drewboyaus
But only looks. Lol
It's still tough for a 3 lt and cos its mine.
Seeing as I have a Strato drivers seat And base I made an alloy
Bracket for my fire extinguisher and the best place bar none , is down between
The seat rails. You as the driver are first off the rank. Useless putting them
On cargo barriers. Needs to be in reach of the driver. Pics later
Cleaned up my second hand radius arms today in readiness for standard bushes install.
Picked up my original rims/tyres, shot shocks and springs from Mattfew's house. I left everything there yesterday.
Great help, great guy. Always ready for wheelin.
Such a good guy that he even rinse my car down yesterday after burrowing through the mud.
And thanks to BA for the intro.
Fitted my dimple drilled and slotted rotors ,took just over 3 hrs with no problems encountered.
There is a lengthy bed in period but after 50Ks its pulling up 5 times better already,,,,,,,,,,,,
Very happy camper, Next braided lines to stop swelling and better protection from sticks.
Plus coming up to 200K so maybe worth changing a few things, also noticed the rubbers on top
of coils were U/S so will change the to 15mm poly jobs
Fitted a new passenger side engine mount, it was forked. Gympie diesel let me use their work shop and hoist to do it which was great. So much better than doing it on your back in the garage. I was going to fit the drivers side one which is still alright, but I didn't want to use their hoist all day especially when paying customers could have used it
I fitted my hybrid superflex arms too. I will flex it ip tomorrow. :D
How good does that lookQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Even better on Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by rafa
Why? You gunna get her dirty?Quote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
Come on slacker!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy
Scrub bars and side steps tomorrowQuote:
Originally Posted by MEGOMONSTER
New BFG KM2 tyres and rims Saturday.
Finally got around to fitting my fire extinghisher in the right spot within hands reach of the driver,
Gotta love rivnuts, this time I used 6mm Alloy easy to squish lol
Nice one 3dogs.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
got the rear bar straightened up and fitted the new scoop, its massive i will be able to swallow large birds of prey now :)
Congratulations on the 3rd ;)
And
Congratulations on sheeding the OE crap :D
Put the second hand steel bar on. It seems to of evened out the susspension
And fitted the splash plate i had, not getting mud in the alternator on saturday!!
Bought some fatmat(similar to dynamat) off eBay and installed it into the rear of the gq. First I cut them into strips and stuck this to the inside of the quarter panels. I found when tapping the quarter panels from the outside, it sounds very hollow and tinny, but with this stuff installed, it sounds nice and solid. Most of the wheel arches and side panels are covered, will finish the floor off tomorrow and see how much of a difference it had made.
Finally got the winch running, tomorrow is radiator overflow tank and general check over. THEN THATS IT!!!!
Get my camping gear ready, pack and make my way south.
Woohoo! Not sure but did you get your custom tray made yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy
Yea be interested to hear your thoughts. Had some people tell me don't bother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parksy
Others have said it works, then some say do 2 layers.. Might get the 100sq ft package and do inside and out... Lol
I'll let you know. I like the theory of the stuff. I don't think it acts as a sound barrier, but more so is used to become apart of the panel and stops it's ability to vibrate. When tapping the wheel arches from inside the car, they already sound solid and I was skeptical as to whether I should cover them, but I did anyway. But panels that return a hollow tinny sound should benefit greatly from this stuff. Large flat panels such as the insides of doors and the rear quarter panels will benefit I'm thinking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
One day when my Patrol is not my daily I will gut the interior and go to town with sound deadener.... been for a ride in a GQ full of it and it makes a big difference!
Interested to know how much it weighs .Quote:
Originally Posted by Parksy
Also does it absorb water? As the rear window rubbers do allow some water into the quarter
Scrub bars,side steps, winch rope and fairlead put on, and hopefully UHF fixed with no static noise from alternator.
Truck is currently getting the works service done, engine, diffs, transmissions etc
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if you are getting away late i will be heading down after 5 and can meet you somewhere if you dont know how to get to the camp spot.Quote:
Originally Posted by oncedisturbed
You can stuff acoustic batts inside the Quarter panels makes a huge difference as well.
Don't buy full bag see if they have broken bags you can buy.