Mroffroaders Disco diff swap - the nisco

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Mroffroaders Disco diff swap - the nisco

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Okay, front is in already after having started only this morning. I thought it was pretty funny that 2 15 year olds can do a diff swap before lunch :shock:

Heres the pics

The new disco lift kit

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Nibby, James says this ones for you posting about rim action on his auction

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Then its out

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Playing with the nissan front

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Then we got the nissan front in
With a 31"

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Then with a 33" on the other side (the only spares we have)

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Heres me posing

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Width

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Then I decided to put a creepy on to see what it looks like.

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Is it big enough for ya
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Nice work fullas. Whats the story with certing it?? Small safety tip, would put the hilift jack handle up into vertical position. saves kicking it and potentially have it slide out from under load.

How "bolt in" is the conversion?? Guy up this way has done this mod too his and he is stoked with it. Doesnt have too baby it any more.... runs 35" silverstones and its pretty impressive

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Bloody good work guys :P :P
You have solved a major LR fault, well done.

Oh, and as an aside, GET A BLOODY HAIRCUT TU,s :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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cool !

lookin good guys

and i aggree with Rok, you boys need haircuts...you look like hippys :lol:
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Awesome work guys!!
Are the creepys gona be kept on the disco??
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Rex, the nissan radius arms line up, and the coil mounts line up. Thats about it. We have to do custom panhard, draglink, caster, and brakes. I think MRO is stoked with todays effort.

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And thanks for the good work comments

nzhunter - Thanks for the comments. The Creepys wont stay on there because they are my dads, but we are going to lift it high enough so 35's will fit in the future. I think he is keen on a set of creepys.
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those 2 pics above are 35" tyres :twisted: 8) :D
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mroffroader wrote:those 2 pics above are 35" tyres :twisted: 8) :D


judging by those pics you are going to need a stepladder to get in the thing
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mercutio wrote:
mroffroader wrote:those 2 pics above are 35" tyres :twisted: 8) :D


judging by those pics you are going to need a stepladder to get in the thing


planning on running 2" body lift and 5" spring lift :twisted: and later on i will run 35" tyres :twisted: yea i was thinking more like a cherry picker :twisted: :roll: :lol:
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Looking good James :thumright:
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Bloody good work considering the Diffs only landed 10.30pm yesterday.....did you guys eat coffee and drink 50L of coke or something.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

A haircut can be arranged..... :twisted:
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Jerry wrote:Bloody good work considering the Diffs only landed 10.30pm yesterday.....did you guys eat coffee and drink 50L of coke or something.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

A haircut can be arranged..... :twisted:


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Jerry wrote:Bloody good work considering the Diffs only landed 10.30pm yesterday.....did you guys eat coffee and drink 50L of coke or something.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:


we picked up the diffs from wellington wark at about 6.30am this morning (got up at 5.30am) and have been going since then :x
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how far off are the panards etc ? just wondering if the adjustable ones that are available for the safari might work for ya ? .... just thinking out loud :roll:

as to my comment about the haircut dude, i call anyone who has more than 5mm of hair a hippy...so your still a hippy :wink: but a very ambitious and motivated young feller, keep up the good work :wink:

and for gods sakes...get a haircut
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wopass wrote:how far off are the panards etc ? just wondering if the adjustable ones that are available for the safari might work for ya ? .... just thinking out loud :roll:

as to my comment about the haircut dude, i call anyone who has more than 5mm of hair a hippy...so your still a hippy :wink: but a very ambitious and motivated young feller, keep up the good work :wink:

and for gods sakes...get a haircut


We'll need to make a hybrid panhard. It might even be better to get an engineer to make a hybrid adjustible panhard with the ends that I have.

What was that last part, I didnt quite hear it?
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turoa wrote:It might even be better to get an engineer to make a hybrid adjustible panhard with the ends that I have.


DaveM suggested someone to do an adjustable panhard in this thread...
http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=5553&highlight=
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looks great fellas... :thumright:

not the haircuts :thumbdown: , the work and mods done.. :thumleft:
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Did a bit of house cleaning in here turoa, i'll make you a moderator so you can delete the dribble as it happens, also if anyone keeps posting dribble youll be able to change their "hard yakka" status to "dribbler" :lol: :lol: You can delete this post later 8)

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mike wrote:Did a bit of house cleaning in here turoa, i'll make you a moderator so you can delete the dribble as it happens, also if anyone keeps posting dribble youll be able to change their "hard yakka" status to "dribbler" :lol: :lol: You can delete this post later 8)

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Well done guys!! proud of ya! I look forward to seeing it in the 'flesh'.

Regarding dribblers, perhaps they could have thier own forum, then they can dribble all they like?

James, your a brave bloke! I hope certification goes OK.

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jdeburgh wrote:James, your a brave bloke! I hope certification goes OK


Don't know about brave :oops: :lol: I hope cert goes ok too!!! It should be ok, I will get all the other mods certed while im doing it to!

when are we doing it to your rangie :twisted:
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Well, because of all the dribble that comes from Tu's and O's that I can't be bothered with I normally don't read your posts.
I did this morning to see what mike had posted.------- Bloody hell I didn't realise your ages,except for the amount of rubbish you type :arrow: .
Here goe's ----- well done-- bloody well done, great to see you haveing a go and getting the job done, If you keep off the key boards you will be finished in no time :wink: , . With young chaps like you the sport of 4WDing and with it Modifying will live on. Congratulations.
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SMOKEY wrote:Well, because of all the dribble that comes from Tu's and O's that I can't be bothered with I normally don't read your posts.

FITZY.


Dead right there Smokey...wonder how long this post will last before the new moderator deletes it........................... :roll: :roll:
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Wat yah doing with yah LR diff's. Oh an well done lads, looking good.

But you do talk a lot of shit James, even you have to admitt that! It's all good though. you are allowed, we will blame your age.
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Bubba wrote:Wat yah doing with yah LR diff's. Oh an well done lads, looking good.

But you do talk a lot of shit James, even you have to admitt that! It's all good though. you are allowed, we will blame your age.


im dissapointed that I can't get my name changed from mroffroader to mr-crap talker :lol: i have to much time on my hands :roll: not sire what im doing with the LR diffs....i only have the housings and brakes....not internal bits if anybody wants them you can have em for a small donation which will be used in getting the nissan diffs in and completed :wink:
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mike wrote:Did a bit of house cleaning in here turoa, i'll make you a moderator so you can delete the dribble as it happens, also if anyone keeps posting dribble youll be able to change their "hard yakka" status to "dribbler" :lol: :lol: You can delete this post later 8)

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mroffroader wrote:
jdeburgh wrote:James, your a brave bloke! I hope certification goes OK


Don't know about brave :oops: :lol: I hope cert goes ok too!!! It should be ok, I will get all the other mods certed while im doing it to!

when are we doing it to your rangie :twisted:


Well, we will see how yours goes first??

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Been trying to send you a PM James but they just end up sitting in my "Outbox" it seems. Getting frustrated with it.
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Cloggy_NZ wrote:Been trying to send you a PM James but they just end up sitting in my "Outbox" it seems. Getting frustrated with it.


Don't they stay in the outbox until they are read by the recipient?
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