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nuts wrote:
safari_mulisha wrote:i can see it now "bro look out for the edge of the track"
"na na i can turn right that hubs still in we will blow a cv"

bang crash


SO I GOT MY PIONT ACCROSS :P :P


FFS, its a auto locker, not a farkn welded diff. It unlocks when your going round a corner. Where'd this blowing CV's shitcome from??

The only time your going to blow a CV through havin a auto locker with a Turbo'd TD42 is at full lock in reverse, or bouncing it up a dry rocky hill.

It doesn't effect cornering on hard, dry or wet surfaces.

If the surface is hard or dry, it unlocks, if its wet and muddy it stays locked.
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thats the main think people who havnt tried auto lokkas get wrong. they dont inderstand how they work. They are alot different to a fully locked diff. they unlock quite easily. i can drive round slowly on my lawn without riping it up. the only time i wouldnt want one in the front from my experience is if i was in some thing like a winch challenge where you are being timed and needed to to tight turns at speed.

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Petemcc wrote:thats the main think people who havnt tried auto lokkas get wrong. they dont inderstand how they work. They are alot different to a fully locked diff. they unlock quite easily. i can drive round slowly on my lawn without riping it up. the only time i wouldnt want one in the front from my experience is if i was in some thing like a winch challenge where you are being timed and needed to to tight turns at speed.

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DieselBoy wrote:If the surface is hard or dry, it unlocks, if its wet and muddy it stays locked.


unless you have the boot up it :twisted: then it stays locked untill you take your boot off it :wink:
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wopass wrote:unless you have the boot up it :twisted: then it stays locked untill you take your boot off it :wink:


Which is the reason that im put off buy them, if your on a speed section giving it full noise i can see the steering being unpredictable.

But it all depend on what you use your truck for really, from experence there are so many time where i wouldnt use the front locker due to needing responsive steering on slippery terrain and a few times where i have scared the shit out of myself when using it at the wrong time.
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doddzee wrote:
wopass wrote:unless you have the boot up it :twisted: then it stays locked untill you take your boot off it :wink:


Which is the reason that im put off buy them, if your on a speed section giving it full noise i can see the steering being unpredictable.

But it all depend on what you use your truck for really, from experence there are so many time where i wouldnt use the front locker due to needing responsive steering on slippery terrain and a few times where i have scared the shit out of myself when using it at the wrong time.


witch is what i was refering to ... having ya boot up it as ya have to regularly here :roll: :lol:
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got sum bog done today
brought a sanding block and sum thinners too
some panel beating hammers
waiting for my slide hammer to arrive now


so far cost is upto $350
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safari_mulisha wrote:so far cost is upto $350


I spend that on pies and your doing that. :?
Maybe I should learn to weld....
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yeah pies are tempting

i welded another bracket in and i only have 2 more little welds to do

got sum bog on too make it look all nice and smooth
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safari_mulisha wrote:yeah pies are tempting

i welded another bracket in and i only have 2 more little welds to do

got sum bog on too make it look all nice and smooth


Pies.......you need a good feed ya skinny bastard....Ha Ha

Bog come on young fella like you should have a steady hand, your welding should be smooth and consistant....a few rough edges gives it character....
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despite how much i love the look of a nice constant long weld it doesnt look as cool in the middle of a panel

im only bogging the grind marks in the steel


yeah i eat so much allready i had a kilo of bacon for lunch today
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insides pretty much all done

im making a high lift jack mount if anyone wants a copy i can do as many as you like for pretty cheap
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hey there how hard and long was it to move the battery over to the other one in order to fit the snorkel... gonna have to be the path i take soon and wanna know what i'm getting into.
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Anyone know whats happened to this project.

Interested in seeing photos of how the finished chop, id assume its done by now???
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Post by Ben »

More importantly, WHERE IS THIS TRACK?!?

safari_mulisha wrote:Image


I don't recognise it, which means I've probably never been down it, which means I NEED TO DO IT. It looks good.

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Katikati side of Thompsons.
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Noooo.... surely not.

Man, it must be ages since I've been through there then, as I don't recognise any of those holes. Mind you there are a few holes in that track, although I can only remember about 3 that were any trouble in the zuk. :P

Dammit, I thought I was onto a new track. :(

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Re: project bulldozer

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Dude that looks awsome but we need MORE PHOTOS :mrgreen:
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PR wrote:Dude that looks awsome but we need MORE PHOTOS :mrgreen:

DITTO, WHERE THE FUK IS THE REST OF THE BUILD!!!!

But looking good 8)
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Re: project bulldozer

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oh it does actually still go lol. :lol:

saw this thing the other day when i came stole the simexs its a farkin weapon alright, come on nath give us some more photos!

Where should we take it for its maiden voyage?!
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Re: project bulldozer

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well i got lockers to go in tomorow
i have another safari sitting here its a wellside ute so i been busy
the front hasnt got my ranchos in it yet so it doesnt flex very well front or rear because the front limits it out

thats a 3 inch spring in the back that falls out on allmost full flex
she gets more angle than that i just cant drive it down to this place with the fronts disconnected

i take it you guys like the 37 inch tall 14 inch wide simexs on 11inch wide bead lockers


i will post up more when i paint it
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Re: project bulldozer

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[b]i take it you guys like the 37 inch tall 14 inch wide simexs on 11inch wide bead lockers


and where may these be?..............pics? :?: :?: :?: :shock:
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they are on it
there 36 extreme trekers but measure up 37 and on the wide as rims they are 14 inches wide
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Soooo does this truck still have a front end? we seem to be only getting the ass shots come on dude give us a side pic!!!
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wont flex up in the front because im waiting on my ranchos this is with standard shocks

i have some custom side windows sitting in my shed for this
cert guy said theres no problem with any of it
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Looking good young fella.......good news with the Cert guy

How s the diff coming?
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well i got the actuator to engauge and dissengauge

decided not to take it apart

gonna sand blast it tomoro is pretty rusty on the outside

still deciding if i should brace up the front and rear diffs

could i get one of your trailers lines up for the next long week end?
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Where abouts r those pics taken?!

sick dude, we gota take it for a test run!

could i get one of your trailers lines up for the next long week end?


im guessing it doesn't fit on your trailer lol :roll:
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Re: project bulldozer

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haha its to wide.... only fits in the shed by 2 inches too which will be a prob if i go up a few inches in tyre size

taken down riverlea road

yeah but where to take it?
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