Should have sent the $5 and got a NEW filter
THE 50
It looks like the silicon RTV sealent stuff. I have used second hand fuel hose i had lying around, an old fuel filter, and a very old fuel tank. I did flush them all, but not really surprising i have initial problems
Should have sent the $5 and got a NEW filter
Should have sent the $5 and got a NEW filter
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
Lookin real good!
For tyres, I had some 29" (215/85 I think) Super Swamper Radials on my 413, they measured up the same as most 30x9.5s & did pretty well compared to an MT pattern.
Cheers
Clint
For tyres, I had some 29" (215/85 I think) Super Swamper Radials on my 413, they measured up the same as most 30x9.5s & did pretty well compared to an MT pattern.
Cheers
Clint
UZJ71 Landcruiser
Jeep J20 - 1UZ-FE powered (part owner)
KTM 640
If it breaks, build it stronger.
If it doesn't break, drive it harder.
Jeep J20 - 1UZ-FE powered (part owner)
KTM 640
If it breaks, build it stronger.
If it doesn't break, drive it harder.
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PuddleJumper wrote:I don't know when they are arriving or there price but there is a 30x8.5R15 Simex Extreme Trekker coming out.......
mmm that sounds good but i need 16 inch ones
my 4wd is not a truck
old mercedes never die but sometimes they do need some love
older cars are good,mercedes are better,older mercedes are the best
old mercedes never die but sometimes they do need some love
older cars are good,mercedes are better,older mercedes are the best
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PuddleJumper wrote:I work for a place which amongst other things sells tyres including Simexs. In there latest catalogue there is a indent listing for them! But i as i mentioned i don't know when or how much...
Sweet, thats some Kool inside info
Keep us posted!!!!!!
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
Bit more stuff been goin on over the last week or so.
Got the electric fan mounted, one hell of a squeeze, trim a bit of steel here, a bit of plastic off the grill there, and:
Had to cut a fair bit on the radiator support panel to get it in, but the panel was rooted all ready due to a P.O bein a ruff bastard when pulin the engine out. It worked really well,as now the fan has become part of the structureof the radiator support panel, and strengthend the whole thing
All wired up to thermoswitch, also with manual kill switch for those deep water crossings
:
Slapped a couple of new frost plugs in:
Bought an electric fuel pump and threw that in (mentioned that already haven't I
)
Harness are 90% in, i have one side of the lap belt looped through the seat rail, but is going tobe mounted to the floor or sill when i make up my mind.
Fuel tank in its new home:
Also fitted a LJ fuel level sender i had kicking round to the tank.
Thought that seing as i had a fuel gauge and a new temp sender in the cyclinder head, i had beter have a go at gettin somthing happening with the gauges on the dash. Took the best part of a day, lots of swearing and yelling at the wiring diagram telling it that it was wrong, but it all came down to one dodgy wire that was hiding under the dash with a really old and very loose crimp connecter
So i have a working fuel guage, temp gauge, rev counter and charge light.
Thats about it, waiting for the expansion chamber, hopefully ready on Wednesday.......................................
Got the electric fan mounted, one hell of a squeeze, trim a bit of steel here, a bit of plastic off the grill there, and:
Had to cut a fair bit on the radiator support panel to get it in, but the panel was rooted all ready due to a P.O bein a ruff bastard when pulin the engine out. It worked really well,as now the fan has become part of the structureof the radiator support panel, and strengthend the whole thing
All wired up to thermoswitch, also with manual kill switch for those deep water crossings
Slapped a couple of new frost plugs in:
Bought an electric fuel pump and threw that in (mentioned that already haven't I
Harness are 90% in, i have one side of the lap belt looped through the seat rail, but is going tobe mounted to the floor or sill when i make up my mind.
Fuel tank in its new home:
Also fitted a LJ fuel level sender i had kicking round to the tank.
Thought that seing as i had a fuel gauge and a new temp sender in the cyclinder head, i had beter have a go at gettin somthing happening with the gauges on the dash. Took the best part of a day, lots of swearing and yelling at the wiring diagram telling it that it was wrong, but it all came down to one dodgy wire that was hiding under the dash with a really old and very loose crimp connecter
So i have a working fuel guage, temp gauge, rev counter and charge light.
Thats about it, waiting for the expansion chamber, hopefully ready on Wednesday.......................................
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
Been waiting round for this to get done for about two and a half weeks
No need to tell ya what that is
So i got busy and started chopping it up
(i had to to make it fit
)
Being the impatient bugger i am, i bolted it up to the mainfold and took it for a strop up the road. Kinda like a Integra with V-Tec, FKN blew me away, just AWESOME!!!!!
Had to prise myself outa the drivers seat before it did some damage with the chamber just hanging off the manifold with no other mounts, and got busy quickly (read roughly) piecing together the rest of the exhaust so i could go for a decent stropround the paddocks.
Ended up something like this:
Nothing fancy, but very functional
Worst part of today was that i took it out for a couple of hours testing, filled up the fuel tank, only to find that the tank has a leak from a spot weld on one of the mounting brackets. Time for fuel tank plan "B" .......................
No need to tell ya what that is
So i got busy and started chopping it up
Being the impatient bugger i am, i bolted it up to the mainfold and took it for a strop up the road. Kinda like a Integra with V-Tec, FKN blew me away, just AWESOME!!!!!
Had to prise myself outa the drivers seat before it did some damage with the chamber just hanging off the manifold with no other mounts, and got busy quickly (read roughly) piecing together the rest of the exhaust so i could go for a decent stropround the paddocks.
Ended up something like this:
Nothing fancy, but very functional
Worst part of today was that i took it out for a couple of hours testing, filled up the fuel tank, only to find that the tank has a leak from a spot weld on one of the mounting brackets. Time for fuel tank plan "B" .......................
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
ok
here it is. no music, no captions, no nuthin ! just 2 stroke coolness
http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/images/ ... _fiddy.wmv
lovin it
here it is. no music, no captions, no nuthin ! just 2 stroke coolness
http://www.offroadexpress.co.nz/images/ ... _fiddy.wmv
lovin it
If you already know everything, DON'T ask bloody questions!!
Ahhh.. the sweet smell of 2-stroke in the morning...It gives me a .....hmmmm
Great Work & awesome job from what it/they started as DB.
Plenty of fun to be had already
Great Work & awesome job from what it/they started as DB.
Plenty of fun to be had already
Baldrick
91 Cruiser VX Ltd Auto Diesel Turbo *Safari snorkel * 80mm RAW suspension lift * Custom Bull-bar * 33" MT tyres * 26Mhz & UHF CB units * West Coast Rust * And a partridge in a pear tree! Oh... and an awesome new Co-Pilot
91 Cruiser VX Ltd Auto Diesel Turbo *Safari snorkel * 80mm RAW suspension lift * Custom Bull-bar * 33" MT tyres * 26Mhz & UHF CB units * West Coast Rust * And a partridge in a pear tree! Oh... and an awesome new Co-Pilot
Those vids are off early in test session, it kept droping a cyclinder under load, but got that sorted and it was pulling 8500rpm quite happily up that last hill in the compilation vid
Ahhh, the list of shit still to do on it
lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
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Last night I saw what I think is a LWB 50 with a factory pressed steel sided flat deck that looked in the dark a real minter.
Orange in colour and on a trailer at the local nissan wrecker. Hope its not going to get wrecked, it even still had the factory tyre pressure sticker still in the door jamb.
Someone needs to save this
Cheers Johnno
Orange in colour and on a trailer at the local nissan wrecker. Hope its not going to get wrecked, it even still had the factory tyre pressure sticker still in the door jamb.
Someone needs to save this
Cheers Johnno
I just had to create a user & comment on this.. I think it may be the LJ81 I just purchased from a Rangiora wrecker on Saturday...
It's certainly not mint, unfortunately, but I am in the process of restoring it a little to its former glory
Will be making new guards for it today I expect, it also needs some floor panels, brake shoes and other things that I'll get around to doing at some point.
Unfortunately the motor is _very_ smokey but there's an outside chance it may improve if I replace (or fit!) new stem seals I guess. If anyone in ChCh has a reasonable 797cc motor laying around from a re-power I may be interested! I can recall putting a 3K into one of these in the early 80's as well as delivering a brand new LJ80 in the Sounds and bringing back the trade-in LJ50 soft-top, quite an interesting trip.
Cheers, Luke.
It's certainly not mint, unfortunately, but I am in the process of restoring it a little to its former glory
Unfortunately the motor is _very_ smokey but there's an outside chance it may improve if I replace (or fit!) new stem seals I guess. If anyone in ChCh has a reasonable 797cc motor laying around from a re-power I may be interested! I can recall putting a 3K into one of these in the early 80's as well as delivering a brand new LJ80 in the Sounds and bringing back the trade-in LJ50 soft-top, quite an interesting trip.
Cheers, Luke.
Disc conversion all done.
Collection of bits, old drums on the left, SJ 410 disc's with LJ50 axles fitted on the right. (Not telling anybody about what happened while swaping axles and cv internals around other than i have a good selection of spare CV joint ball bearings
)
Any ways, it all kinda just bolts together and all of sudden you have disc's on the front. Too easy.
Hey like my cool new brake lines!!!!!
From a Mitsi Evo 3, strange eh.
Collection of bits, old drums on the left, SJ 410 disc's with LJ50 axles fitted on the right. (Not telling anybody about what happened while swaping axles and cv internals around other than i have a good selection of spare CV joint ball bearings
Any ways, it all kinda just bolts together and all of sudden you have disc's on the front. Too easy.
Hey like my cool new brake lines!!!!!
From a Mitsi Evo 3, strange eh.
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very cool db... very very cool... i see you've also been very busy and taken care of things like the headlights and front bar even.. and then theres the vinyl cover etc...
awesome bud..
thats a cool little zuk..
so is the winch just about the last thing to add?
and as for discs..... dude!!! that thing wouldnt have enough weight to warrant bothering with discs...!
after that effort, you deserve a good celebration pete.. good work
awesome bud..
thats a cool little zuk..
so is the winch just about the last thing to add?
and as for discs..... dude!!! that thing wouldnt have enough weight to warrant bothering with discs...!
after that effort, you deserve a good celebration pete.. good work



