17th-18th August

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Mattman
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17th-18th August

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My weekend has started early :-)

Finished fabbing up a belly pan for the truck to protect the sump. Factory cover is very thin and doesn't cover the whole sump. New pan is 5mm with a bit of reinforcing.

Trip in to the Aka's on Saturday with the CCVC. Hope it rains a bit.
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zukmeista
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Went down to Auckland yesterday, got lost, picked up a set of 33" SAT's for the rugger, went to UBZ's place and had a perve at his awesome LJ 8) went to a mates place he is putting a swift GTI G13B motor in his samurai with a snail hanging off the side of it :shock: Got lost again, picked up a set of brand new 16" muddies on new rims for $1000, got home at 10pm :D
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Rebuilt the holley and got it back on the 40

Started it up .............. running nicer than it ever has
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Re: 17th-18th August

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WooHoo My longfield superset turned up this morning along with new crown and pinion...
Bugger work - think I might put these in instead.
Cheers Tim for your help.
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Re: 17th-18th August

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The mission continues... The tyres were all flat as they had been sitting in a shed for ages so I went to pump them up but one of them had a bead off so I took it to the tyre shop, they pulled it off and about 2kg of dirt fell out, tube was buggered so got a new one $60 :shock: Got that all fitted up, drove home went to put them on, hiiiiiissssssss :x Went back to town again tyre comes off AGAIN tube is buggered because the rim was rusty on the inside and put a hole in it. Taken rim to get sandblasted so hopefully it all goes back together fine. :roll:
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Re: 17th-18th August

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And the mission continues... The rims that the tyres came with are Landrover stud pattern and they had adaptors to fit them to Suzuki/Daihatsu stud pattern but they don't fit over the hub so will have to get them machined out on a lathe. :x :x :x
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Finish the new deck on the ute then do some overdue repairs on the boat ready for summer fishing. :D
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Re: 17th-18th August

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cut a new bit of mesh to fit into snorkel head, branches must knocked the crap out of org one :?
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Re: 17th-18th August

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zukmeista wrote: went to a mates place he is putting a swift GTI G13B motor in his samurai with a snail hanging off the side of it


Can you PM me the guys number thats doing that if you dont mind please? im really wanting to do that to mine. ive already got the G13B :mrgreen:
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Picked up some jigsaw blades and grinding disc.
Dropped in and had a coffee at Monstr's
Trimmed out the panel steel for the back of the Prado Bus , Well short Bus..lol All ready for welding in...
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Picked up HP Dana 30 for a front upgrade Powermax No Slip, Arctec Kit and 4030's en route. Hopefully in by summer.
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Went for a spin through no name road, headed back down via cockeye creek. Good drive, few washouts that needed some attention. Casualties, safari right front indicator, 70 series... left elec mirror gone, various dents and managed to squash exhaust flat oops :lol: good fun chuckin some mud on little side tracks too :twisted:
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Only thing bolted on at the moment is the bloody deck!

Waiting for gearbox to return from getting reconditioned so I can make it go forwards and backwards again! Good time to get all the "small jobs" done :roll:
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Mattman
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Awesome trip in the akatarawas today.
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Mattman wrote:Awesome trip in the akatarawas today.



Fun day! Couple more pics and map of where we went (starting at Judgeford end) -

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Re: 17th-18th August

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bought a brand new " 60 inch Farm Jack " off trade me a few days ago

tried it out today on the back corner of my hilux and ended up bending it lol

havent had problems using other hi lift or farm jacks so hoping that it was just a one off bad product that they will replace

i dont think it would have had even 350 kgs of weight on it and it was on flat ground
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Replaced another side of wheel bearing on the white playdoh

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Re: 17th-18th August

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Marco wrote:
Mattman wrote:Awesome trip in the akatarawas today.



Fun day! Couple more pics and map of where we went (starting at Judgeford end)


Cool mapping pic. What app did you use to create that?
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Went shopping at Filthy 4x4 and bought myself a couple of these. :D At nearly 1000 lumens each they should give me some good reversing light.

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Now to try get them fitted during the week.
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Re: 17th-18th August

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andy3542 wrote:Went shopping at Filthy 4x4 and bought myself a couple of these. :D At nearly 1000 lumens each they should give me some good reversing light.

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Now to try get them fitted during the week.


I can vouch for them Andy, I have one lighting up my winch...it worked a treat last night :D
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Mattman wrote:Cool mapping pic. What app did you use to create that?


My mate had his Garmin eTrex in the glovebox. It makes a file which you can then load onto Google Earth - once its in Google Earth you can click on any part of the track to find speed, elevation, time of day etc. Pretty cool device really. There's probably a smartphone app which can do it too.
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Re: 17th-18th August

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started to make rear bar for club members torrano
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Marco wrote:
Mattman wrote:Cool mapping pic. What app did you use to create that?


My mate had his Garmin eTrex in the glovebox. It makes a file which you can then load onto Google Earth - once its in Google Earth you can click on any part of the track to find speed, elevation, time of day etc. Pretty cool device really. There's probably a smartphone app which can do it too.


OruxMaps for android does the same plus heaps more ad it is free, still lovin it after years of use :mrgreen:
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Re: 17th-18th August

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went and saw the gcsb
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then unhooked the ol' bomb and took it for a cruise
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pine forests in the wind at the moment is like driving through a dust storm of pollen. ho-ly-shit
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Re: 17th-18th August

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luckyme wrote:
Marco wrote:
Mattman wrote:Cool mapping pic. What app did you use to create that?


My mate had his Garmin eTrex in the glovebox. It makes a file which you can then load onto Google Earth - once its in Google Earth you can click on any part of the track to find speed, elevation, time of day etc. Pretty cool device really. There's probably a smartphone app which can do it too.


OruxMaps for android does the same plus heaps more ad it is free, still lovin it after years of use :mrgreen:


Cool. Thanks guys.

Marco, you organised a trip for Odlins Red for next month yet? :-)

Cleaned the truck and checked it over after yesterdays trip. 20kg of mud and a broken gearbox mount.
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Still Unbroken wrote:WooHoo My longfield superset turned up this morning along with new crown and pinion...
Bugger work - think I might put these in instead.
Cheers Tim for your help.


Supersets etc all fitted and tried it out in a bit of mud at local club champs... Bloody awesome :)
The truetracs were impressive too - was never at a loss for traction

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Re: 17th-18th August

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found out the winch on the VX still works!! :mrgreen:

recovered a recovery truck, who had just still down a bit of a bank after recovering a mangled nissan menstral? in between Tekuiti and Taumaranui on our way back from the snow, wonder when ill get my 16k...

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Re: 17th-18th August

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Had a play on a farm next to my mates place. Now i need a new clutch :cry:
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Re: 17th-18th August

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A short vid of some action at our club champs.
This will be the site for the Timaru section of the Mainland winch challenge and a mudplug the next day



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wDvAttH ... AyqPChnBrw
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Re: 17th-18th August

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Went up to longwoods for a play with some nw mates, had a ball.

Quite pleased with the terrano and how it performed, used 1/4 of a tank for about an hours driving and 3-4 hours playing.

Didnt even come close to overheating, intercooler is working wonders.

Flares worked wonders :roll:, other trucks didnt have them, and im the one that got absolutly covered in mud lol.

Only downfall was when i broke the steering rod that goes form steering box to hub, had to be towed on a salvage trailer by a Toyota :oops: :oops:

Sadly i have only got this video, will hopefully be getting others soon:
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