18/19/20 march

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Re: 18/19/20 march

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so went to Woodhill both days, and camped at Murawai for sibainmud's birthday. Bloody good night there dude. As said before I managed to get every where a locked Terrano on simexs and a locked Samurai on Silverstones went. :lol: Then today went most places a double locked Hilux and a simexed surf went. So I was very pleased. Need a lift sooo bad though, and a locker.

Two days of no real breakages. Just a grill and the starter is now sketchy. Turns engine, then spins then turns engine etc. So shouldn't be much. Tank is hella dented now, old one was nothing compared to this.

Two buckets of mud off the zuk too this evening.

Will get what few photos I have of the weekend up in the next couple of days.
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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DieselBoy wrote:Ever considered it might have more to do with the big nut behind the wheel??


That, too, would contribute to it :lol: :lol:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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Thanks for coming guys,
Here's some footage that I got.
I'll post a few stills later on.
Busy week planned.

Cheers,
I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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lincooln wrote: and a locked Samurai on Silverstones went. :lol: So I was very pleased. Need a lift sooo bad though, and a locker.

:shock: You musn't have been doing very hard tracks :lol:

lincooln wrote:Tank is hella dented now, old one was nothing compared to this.

It's a zuk thing :lol:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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sibainmud wrote:Thanks for coming guys,
Here's some footage that I got.
I'll post a few stills later on.
Busy week planned.

Cheers,


Honestly, video camera on the angle???????
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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makes for awkward viewing!! :shock:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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and really doesn't show the steepness of the hill. Wasn't easy to walk up it. but who put the camera on the angle?
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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It was andy3542 :lol:
Gave him my camera, forgot to say which way was up :roll:
My footage is normally good......or a least better :lol:
Sorry guys, i have rotated them too.
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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sorry guys, first time taking video on a normal camera, if you know what i mean.... :oops: and i was more interested in watching then videoing... i do apologies...
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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Sketchy_Racer wrote:Finally had enough of trying to rip the arse out of the centre link in my Terrano steering so machined up a custom setup after wrecking a link. I will tear the steering box out of the chassis before I bend or damage this thing!

Took 3 hours total machine time (incl setup) and about 2 hours to set up in the truck. Still cant believe how bad Nissan cocked this one up


If I donate the draglink, pitman and idler, how mich to do another?

Can confirm where the weak links are now :twisted:
With Andy3542, Drurban, myself and a stray "hitchiker" we took a BIG hit on the right side. Stuffed the steering box and broke the lower control arm rear shaft :twisted:
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Now the steering box leaks P/S fluid,
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Went to woodhill,
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Found a steering box going down the beach on the way to camp,
Saw this guy, who happened to be the fulla I buy heaps of D21 bits off. Trade ya a tow for a steering box? Yeap, no worries,
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Funny how these thing work out :lol: :lol:
Got back to the camp,
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And had this to eat :D :D
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Great weekend, missed the carnage at Woodhill on Sunday :cry:
I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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yea Sunday was good. two bloody fj40's out in one day. on rolls on a flat road and the other broke a wheel bearing and cv.

But great weekend. Thanks again Simon
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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bought this..

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Re: 18/19/20 march

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Went and pit crewed for a long rail dragster in auckland and won the national championship for the year, also bet our personal best and ran a 7.51 at 177mph. Was a good weekend, drunk way to much to celebrate and also walked the length of the track.
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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well just noticed that my front diff is cracked, the front casing on the underside. Bloody Suzuki diffs :evil: :evil: :evil:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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Upgraded the 9" duel mass flywheel on my 3l (2.8 ) prado to a brand new 5l 9.5" setup,and did the rear main..Still leaking though by the looks of it :cry:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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well finally got a little bit of garage time and now sadams new motor and tickled up gearbox/transfer is sitting in his chassis.Only taken me 6 months :oops:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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lincooln wrote:well just noticed that my front diff is cracked, the front casing on the underside. Bloody Suzuki diffs :evil: :evil: :evil:


And this has nothing to do with it ay :?: :lol: :? :lol:
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And you give me shyt for going hard and breaking stuff :lol:
I keep looking for the loose nut behind the wheel, but I can't find it!!
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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maybe... I looked at that and thought shit that looks easy enough. third try I make it up but I forgot to look at the wheel ruts.

I still think it was probably from following vehicles I shouldn't have been. Bit of quicksteel to stop the leak so I can still drive to work this week.
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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lincooln wrote:well just noticed that my front diff is cracked, the front casing on the underside. Bloody Suzuki diffs :evil: :evil: :evil:

Ahhh, I think you mean VITARA not just suzuki. :lol:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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zukmeista wrote:
lincooln wrote:well just noticed that my front diff is cracked, the front casing on the underside. Bloody Suzuki diffs :evil: :evil: :evil:

Ahhh, I think you mean VITARA not just suzuki. :lol:


Good point :!:

Either way I am sick of it now. Want ta sell it before it costs me much more. Will come with plenty of spare its and bobs. Will have some clear tail lights for sale, some 16" steel vitara wheels with muds and tubes, and removable hitch towbar seperately.

will let people know when its up for sale. Open to offers in the mean time. :wink: PM for more details
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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lincooln wrote:Good point :!:

Either way I am sick of it now. Want ta sell it before it costs me much more. Will come with plenty of spare its and bobs. Will have some clear tail lights for sale, some 16" steel vitara wheels with muds and tubes, and removable hitch towbar seperately.

will let people know when its up for sale. Open to offers in the mean time. :wink: PM for more details


How high does that tow bar sit? Might be interested... :D
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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when I tried to fit it it was about level with the bottom of the tank when it wasn't dented. So would provide good protection when off road.

its on trademe at the moment but if you want it I will drop the price for ORE people to $150, Same I got it for.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =363809419
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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What sort of tyres? :wink:
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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they are 225/70/R16 hankook T34's

bearing in mind nothing is for sale yet.
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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Some more footage has surfaced all up the right way this time :roll: :roll:
Enjoy :D

Cheers,
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Re: 18/19/20 march

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Pedro wrote:i did two or three re-powers a number of yearsago, great mates, got truck finished and on the road, never got a trip in one of them, barely saw them after the job finished, so fuk-it use by date expired, started charging for work,

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