Tomsoffroad & Customs

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tomsoffroad wrote:Really starting to dislike Photobucket :evil:

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Dude, work it out. PB is the best way to upload pix here on ORE.
Those last pix are tinny! :shock:
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Dude, work it out. PB is the best way to upload pix here on ORE.
Those last pix are tinny!


Man I'm trying :wink: On PB's old site I just set the up loadload size and copied and pasted. It was too easy. On their new site thats not an option, so I manually resize the pic on PB, copy it and paste to ORE, hit submit. It comes up on my screen a good size so i think its all good, then you fellas tell me the pics are tiny :? :?
Im lost aye :cry: :cry:
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Well Im glad Im not the only one :D I'll give flickr a go.
Shame tho, I spose the 700 odd pics on PB can just float off into cyber space :roll:

Pete, I think I have it sussed :wink: :mrgreen:
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Imageshack works well for me.
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Sway bar :wink:

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Bash plate :mrgreen:

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And another................

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Somebody please tell me that those pics worked :D
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Pics worked, nice work as always Tom
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Sweeeeeet. see ya Photobucket, hello Imageshack :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :wink:
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Tom seen your work in flesh in weekend and photos dont do your work justice, am absolutly loving it!
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Nice work. On the sway bar pics, where are the springs on that setup?
I see shocks, bump stops etc but no springs
You dont do a bolt on bash plate for a KZN130 by any chance?
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i beleive those are the multi purpose shock/springs? similar to coil overs minus the coils?
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I'd say air shocks :mrgreen:
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Big wrote:I'd say air shocks :mrgreen:


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KIWI_TERRANO wrote:Tom seen your work in flesh in weekend and photos dont do your work justice, am absolutly loving it!

He's taking about the work you've done on my 80 Tom. 8)
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Sweeet only 4wd goodness for the fore-seeable future :D No more motorhomes or other random jobs (except a handrail to finish up for that staircase I built awhile ago) :roll:

Heres a really easy one for you Terrano freaks :wink:
60" hi-lift mount

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I pictured a leather dog collar tieing this end down.

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GQ Safari airbox. Also have done a 3" exhaust and am working on a 4" snorkle at the moment. Pics tomorrow :wink:

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fancy :)
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Airbox looks great. awesome work as usual
Current 4wd: Surf Kzn185 ssrg factory Intercooled (yet to start build)
Past 4wd: toyota surf ln130, coil sas, 1uz v8 build
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hi tom is that jamies truck ?
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You think that jack might rub?
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mike barnett wrote:hi tom is that jamies truck ?


Nah Mike another fella.

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You think that jack might rub?
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On trees, banks etc? Its not rubbing on any part of the truck :wink:
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Just looked through all 58 pages !!!!
FARKEN AWESOME WORK 8)
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Cambo wrote:Just looked through all 58 pages !!!!
FARKEN AWESOME WORK 8)


Cheers :D

Got the snorkel done. 4" monster :mrgreen: Got a mean intake sound :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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This is the reason for the panel out the front :roll:

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Heres one for Pete (oldyella) I'll get a couple of pics of the rest of your bits tomorrow :wink: :wink:

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Good vacuum for the passengers hand :lol: looks awesome as per usual Tom
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Heavy duty tie rod and draglink for Pete (oldyella) also adjustable panhard with dampener bracket :D

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Right now onto a front bar for a 130 Surf.........................
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tomsoffroad wrote:Heavy duty tie rod and draglink for Pete (oldyella) also adjustable panhard with dampener bracket :D


Right now onto a front bar for a 130 Surf.........................


While doing that should have taken the opportunity to move the damper up to steering arm Defender style rather than on track rod (Disco/RR).
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Nice work Tom.

As for relocating the steering dampner, I never realised there were two different setups.

I was planning on bolting in a guard along the back of the diff which protects the tie rod like what DB bolted onto his Defender. This would do a good job at protecting the dampner.

Otherwise, the tie rod and the drag link are the same sizes, I can just move the bracket to the drag link and fab up the top bracket to suit :mrgreen:
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Something similar to this

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Re: Tomsoffroad & Customs

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On the safari snorkel is there anymore noise than a normal cap when windows closed?
Am reallying liking that design
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crazyclark31 wrote:On the safari snorkel is there anymore noise than a normal cap when windows closed?
Am reallying liking that design
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x2!!!!!!!! - I'm still a fan of the forward facing ram though and turning it around when in gorse etc, it would take Tom about 2 minutes to sort that one out tho :mrgreen: .
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crazyclark31 wrote:On the safari snorkel is there anymore noise than a normal cap when windows closed?
Am reallying liking that design
:D


Ahh yes, when the turbo spools up you can definitly hear it :lol: Sounds mean in my opinion :mrgreen:
Wouldn't be hard to make one with a standard type hat tho 8)
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