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:shock: :shock: :shock:

thats wicked!!!! i love it!!! and you make it sound so easy!

gud shit!
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they were an arm and a leg about $ 300 each but worth it i think :D :D :D
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Looking good Rik.

Now you can follow the ugly lines, and start blowing CV,s :twisted:

We'll go for a play in one of the gorges soon then :?:
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We'll go for a play in one of the gorges soon then

:D :D :D :D
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Post by Leithfield »

Looks awesome Rik - how does she handle at highway speeds?
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Post by 4wdnuts »

:shock: looking very good rik :thumleft: . whats happening in the front end?
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Leithfield wrote:Looks awesome Rik - how does she handle at highway speeds?


You'll find out when you come with us Leithfeild :wink:
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the 40's should fit now :P :P :P
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she,s good in a straight line but a bit rolly on corners so might fit a sway bar for road use
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Post by H2OLOVA »

with the panhard being on such an angle wont it try and push either the body or the diff to one side? Or is the truck still on the jack in the pic? And speaking of jacks, i think your going to need a high lift high lift jack :wink:

I remember seeing cars jacked up like this when i was a teenager. :wink:
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Post by padero »

holy shit !! that is mean like seriously mean. your going to need bigger tyres already. nice work thou rik

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Post by De-Ranged »

Looking very nice, :thumright: so whats the plans for tires :wink:

curious as to what sort of joints you used?? can't quite see in the pics looks to be rubber barrel mounts ??
Hows your cv angle up at the motor with all that drop ?? :shock:

the other thing I'm curious about and I'm guessing steve's worked this out :wink: whats the AS on it ...

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having that panhard rod on such an angle probably isnt doing much at all, any plan for getting it on the road, i have asked about running these style of air shocks and was told i need a coil of some description as dampening
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hiriklux wrote:Image

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8) 8) 8) just about done needs a lick of paint and a good twist up 8) 8) 8) think it should have enough travel for the time being :wink: :wink:
on the top pic i measured to the top of the tail gate from the floor 1850mm :wink: :wink:

rik


So how does one change the wheel now? do you need to take a trolly jack to put under the axle or you need a chain or something you can hook on to stop the wheel dropping :shock:

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yeh im planning on getting it certed :wink: :wink: had a word with wayne martin and he was quite happy to cert airshocks
this pic is the maximum travel
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and shows how much the axle is pulled across to the left by the panhard

the cv angle at the gearbox is looking like im gonna have to put a dc in

airshocks themselves are only running about 150 psi so im gonna get them blown upto 350 psi then start and play about with it

all the joints are stock standard just well spaced off mounts to utilize all the travel they have :wink: :wink:

and yeh mike im thinking a 60" highlift

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Post by Shane »

What type of springs well you use?
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pretty sure thats it, no springs
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swampa
Posted: 2007-05-05, 13:23:24

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pretty sure thats it, no springs


your onto it :wink: :wink:
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mike wrote:So how does one change the wheel now? do you need to take a trolly jack to put under the axle or you need a chain or something you can hook on to stop the wheel dropping :shock:

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Just need to fit a couple of these

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They attach to the axle with a lych(sp?) pin. Apparantly when it was certed they insisted on these being fitted & had to be used at all times when on road (even had a sticker on the windsheid to that effect :!: :!: :!: ) We all know they have no effect on road but hey thatwas the rule then ............ now & with another certer who knows :roll:
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hiriklux wrote:
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pretty sure thats it, no springs


your onto it :wink: :wink:


So the air pressure you pump into the shock is what holds the vehicle up?
The shock still works as a damper I take it?

That should ramp well :D

What did you get on the ramp last time?

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Shane wrote:
What did you get on the ramp last time?

Shane


DON"T ASK!!! :oops:

It was abismal :?
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Post by swampa »

go up backwards you will get heaps, going up foward did you get over 1/2 a meter high
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Posted: 2007-05-05, 15:28:34

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Shane wrote:


What did you get on the ramp last time?

Shane


DON"T ASK!!!

It was abismal


thinking it might be a little better now
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guess we should organise another night at riks to see if it does :wink:

I want to see it roll of the ramp like big dirty hummer :lol:

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:wink: :wink: :wink:
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8) Fark me now thats impressive :D

Nice work, you have me wanting air shocks now.
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yeah ok, no need to show off :roll: :wink:
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ill pull it down the hill a bit for you dave :wink:

still had another 50 mm left to go on extended shock but couldnt find a hole deep enough :shock: :shock: 8)
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Post by kaney »

very well done!!! should give that jeep a run for its money on riks ramp next time :lol:
toymota thats stock standard.
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Post by DaveM »

Just bought an old 85 petrol hilux for a farm hack, maybe I should send it down for you to tinker with there Rik :wink:
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