August 11th and 12th
- rangimotors
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xj wrote:rangimotors wrote:all i got from skim reading that was something about your wife and a tranny...
Nono, thats another thread about my wife dressing Dixie up in high heels and fishnets.... (photos to come!!)
WTF....you fukin wish TJ Joe with ya six digit hands and 12 toed feet.....




Yeah well yet another productive weekend of spending coin


The delema I have is do I strip it to build my FJ 40, sell it minus required parts, or keep it for the mrs to push those boy homos of the rd?
either way my REAL VX now has a get out of jail free card with the newly acquired winch.
92 Toyota VX,1HDT,3x Locked,Winch,stock
78 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Gleason Locker
78 Toyota FJ40,V8,Locked,Winch,35"
84 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Lefthook33"
76 Toyota FJ40,Custom,Winch,33" Mudz
78 Toyota FJ40,Chev V8,5 spd, Winch,33"
78 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Gleason Locker
78 Toyota FJ40,V8,Locked,Winch,35"
84 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Lefthook33"
76 Toyota FJ40,Custom,Winch,33" Mudz
78 Toyota FJ40,Chev V8,5 spd, Winch,33"
rangimotors wrote:ha ha ha ha im not sure that i wana see those pic's.. probably a pretty good laugh but not the sort of thing i'd want my flatties to catch me looking at, i'd never live it down
Good call Rangi!!


92 Toyota VX,1HDT,3x Locked,Winch,stock
78 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Gleason Locker
78 Toyota FJ40,V8,Locked,Winch,35"
84 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Lefthook33"
76 Toyota FJ40,Custom,Winch,33" Mudz
78 Toyota FJ40,Chev V8,5 spd, Winch,33"
78 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Gleason Locker
78 Toyota FJ40,V8,Locked,Winch,35"
84 Toyota BJ40,3L Diesel,Lefthook33"
76 Toyota FJ40,Custom,Winch,33" Mudz
78 Toyota FJ40,Chev V8,5 spd, Winch,33"
- rangimotors
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lax2wlg wrote:Is that like saying 'she's hot, for a crackwhore??
skid wrote:wopass wrote:just put the missile on the weigh bridge at the dump and it came in at 2000kgbit more than i thought it was gonna be..... but i do have about 300kg of winch hanging on the front
so 2000kg less 300kg of winch makes it the same weight as mine
makes me wonder if thier weigh bridge reads heavy because i thought my truck should have been lighter than 2k...might take it somewhere else for a second opinion

wonder if i could sneak it into work and sling it off the crane with the scales....... might work on that

If you already know everything, DON'T ask bloody questions!!
- billyvanboheman
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Not much to report this weekend from me, all I did on the Isuzu was install one of these



1989 LWB Isuzu Bighorn, Intercooled 4JB1T, Ball Joint flip, Torsion bar wind, 3 inch stainless homebuilt snorkel,1/2 done electric fan mod,front sway bar quick disconnects, 15x8 ROH White Spokes,33x12.5x15 Hankooks.
I finally finished the installation of my CB, front spottys and a rear flood light for reversing. The uniden 015sx is a cool little unit with its remote face that allowed me to install the reducer and the main body of the cb in the glovebox.The front spottys are 2x 200w Narava's and a 70w Floody at the rear,Just need to add some side Floods now and thats the lighting off the list. 

***Prior Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance***
Most sports require only one ball - real sports require two.
Most sports require only one ball - real sports require two.
wopass wrote:skid wrote:wopass wrote:just put the missile on the weigh bridge at the dump and it came in at 2000kgbit more than i thought it was gonna be..... but i do have about 300kg of winch hanging on the front
so 2000kg less 300kg of winch makes it the same weight as mine
makes me wonder if thier weigh bridge reads heavy because i thought my truck should have been lighter than 2k...might take it somewhere else for a second opinion![]()
wonder if i could sneak it into work and sling it off the crane with the scales....... might work on that
Legally as they now charge by weight, the scales at the dump need to be accurate...
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Who knew Prados could fly?
Who knew Prados could fly?
wjw wrote:wopass wrote:skid wrote:wopass wrote:just put the missile on the weigh bridge at the dump and it came in at 2000kgbit more than i thought it was gonna be..... but i do have about 300kg of winch hanging on the front
so 2000kg less 300kg of winch makes it the same weight as mine
makes me wonder if thier weigh bridge reads heavy because i thought my truck should have been lighter than 2k...might take it somewhere else for a second opinion![]()
wonder if i could sneak it into work and sling it off the crane with the scales....... might work on that
Legally as they now charge by weight, the scales at the dump need to be accurate...
Out of interest, where would you go for a second opinion? It would be interesting to see how close each weight was reading. :scratch:
petefj40 wrote:wjw wrote:wopass wrote:skid wrote:wopass wrote:just put the missile on the weigh bridge at the dump and it came in at 2000kgbit more than i thought it was gonna be..... but i do have about 300kg of winch hanging on the front
so 2000kg less 300kg of winch makes it the same weight as mine
makes me wonder if thier weigh bridge reads heavy because i thought my truck should have been lighter than 2k...might take it somewhere else for a second opinion![]()
wonder if i could sneak it into work and sling it off the crane with the scales....... might work on that
Legally as they now charge by weight, the scales at the dump need to be accurate...
Out of interest, where would you go for a second opinion? It would be interesting to see how close each weight was reading. :scratch:
if your in chch fulton hogan in hornby have a weigh bridge you can use to weigh your vehicles. cost a few dollars a time i think
- billyvanboheman
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Billyvanboheman wrote:Not much to report this weekend from me, all I did on the Isuzu was install one of these![]()
dazza85 wrote:So the question is ... what does one of those do ??
Its the warning light to remind me to switch back on the electric fan, (when I have finished the install)
fweddy wrote:Are you going to fit a blue one next to it?
I hadn't thought of that, sounds like a good idea though

1989 LWB Isuzu Bighorn, Intercooled 4JB1T, Ball Joint flip, Torsion bar wind, 3 inch stainless homebuilt snorkel,1/2 done electric fan mod,front sway bar quick disconnects, 15x8 ROH White Spokes,33x12.5x15 Hankooks.
mud70 wrote:they had an article in the press not so long ago about the weight bridge at the dumps he went around all the dumps in chch with the same trailer and they varied by up to 30kgs
I was talking to a guy that used to serviced them. He mentioned that the tolerances were up to 20kg. Outside of that and he got a call to re calibrate them.
- Beer_Cruiser
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Went round the South Coast again...mate lost his rear drive shaft in the bog at entrance to Wairaki Stream...one of the young guys volunteered to go look for it!
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- Beer_Cruiser
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Well, was planning to get the 35's on the lux, but as per the norm, got to H2O's workshop to pick up the last tyre,(friday, of course!!
) and hey! What's that lovely green puddle appearing under the falcon?.........
Good old Nibby towed the lux home, and I got the coon home before it overheated....
then my best mate(
) Mudbum organised another radiator for me through his many contacts...... shot guy!!
So, $150 for the radiator and $30 for antifreeze...... and no car for the weekend
Soooooo....... this week I WILL get the 35's on the lux!!



Good old Nibby towed the lux home, and I got the coon home before it overheated....



So, $150 for the radiator and $30 for antifreeze...... and no car for the weekend

Soooooo....... this week I WILL get the 35's on the lux!!


"He who dies with the most toys wins!!"
Went round the South Coast again...mate lost his rear drive shaft in the bog at entrance to Wairaki Stream...one of the young guys volunteered to go look for it!
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FYI that bog and up that stream is part of Terawhiti station, There are sometime hunters in that area and you should be getting permission to go up there.
70 series prado (KZJ78) and 90 Series Prado (KZJ95)
- safari_mulisha
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- Joined: Mon Aug 21, 2006 12:00 pm
- Location: hamilton...under a safari
hey ladies im back
got my deck done on my safari
installed my sound system
got a v clamp and machined a groove into the exhaust housing the clamp my 3 inch exhaust on
finished lengthening my wheelbase 8 inches
brought myself a KTM 250sx and spent alot of time riding that around
all im after now is lockers
got my deck done on my safari
installed my sound system
got a v clamp and machined a groove into the exhaust housing the clamp my 3 inch exhaust on
finished lengthening my wheelbase 8 inches
brought myself a KTM 250sx and spent alot of time riding that around
all im after now is lockers