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Sooo many bits I want you to make for the Safari, but where to start?!
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Taking shape :mrgreen:

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And another one done......................... :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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What coils he running? Nig
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Nigel Bannan wrote:What coils he running? Nig


Pretty much a complete Prado front end under there Nig. You'd have to ask Trev the specifics cos their not the coils I put in it when it was Sas'ed
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tomsoffroad wrote:
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)

cool. thats what i was hoping for. Do you mind if i copy you desgin?
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crazyclark31 wrote:
tomsoffroad wrote:
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)

cool. thats what i was hoping for. Do you mind if i copy you desgin?


Go for ya life dude. :wink: I dont think its an original idea. :lol:
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Back onto Robs Prado. This round is a 3" exhaust, front mount intercooler (getting water injection too), airbox and stainless snorkel.

First up....... Intercooler mounts

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Then onto the dump pipe and first bit of exhaust

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whats the intercooler off,is it a universal one,or one sized for kz?
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is that exhaust stainless?
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andrew007 wrote:whats the intercooler off,is it a universal one,or one sized for kz?


I thing its a universal one. Rob reakons its good for 500hp.

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is that exhaust stainless?





Nah mild steel Pete. Just ran the wire wheel over it :wink: Wont stay shiney for long
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Sweet. Had a mate make a stainless one and it was a pain. kept cracking.
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More bits for Robs Prado :mrgreen:

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looking good as always tom.

Only one problem though.

Updating here should take priority before facebook!!! :twisted:
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jonossiksilvia wrote:looking good as always tom.

Only one problem though.

Updating here should take priority before facebook!!! :twisted:



I sorry man :oops: Facebook is just so damn quick and imageshack is soooo slow (still better than photobucket tho :evil: ) oh and then I had to go out for tea and blah blah blah....................... It wont happen again :lol:
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excuses - just pulling your chain.

on topic though what material is the filters your using on these airboxs? and by the looks of it, is that a bolt to secure the filter tight?
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jonossiksilvia wrote:excuses - just pulling your chain.

on topic though what material is the filters your using on these airboxs? and by the looks of it, is that a bolt to secure the filter tight?


All good, chains are there to be pulled :lol:

The filter on this one is just a standard Hilux one. Yes the 10mm threaded rod pulls it all together. Just using rubber "o" rings to seal each end of the threaded rod.
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My jobs done here. Robs going to pull it all to pieces and paint it etc :mrgreen:

Back gassing stainless tube :roll:

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Fancy brackets :lol:

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And the rest...........

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that looks bloody good.

sometimes i wonder if there is a secret bunch of show trucks around there.

cause these trucks have alot more finese in them than some show cars ive seen.
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Been quietly pushing Georges 165 Hilux through cert. Needed rear guards apparently :wink:

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And have started on Petemmc's 106. RUF to start with. Its get a huge list of other stuff to do to it.....................

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And yet more sliders :roll: :mrgreen: These are for the 106 too

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can i be your apprentice????
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tomsoffroad wrote:Back onto Robs Prado. This round is a 3" exhaust, front mount intercooler (getting water injection too), airbox and stainless snorkel.

First up....... Intercooler mounts



Then onto the dump pipe and first bit of exhaust

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How did you route this exhaust? it looks like you havent gone through the wheel arch, where did you find the space? also how much for a front bar like robs with pto mount?
Also bloody nice work!
Wish i had your skills.
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You realllyy need to do a working road trip to Auckland!
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How did you route this exhaust? it looks like you havent gone through the wheel arch, where did you find the space?


The exhaust manifold sits the turbo about 80mm forward of factory :wink:
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Hey Tom,

You need to clone yourself and send your clone up to Auckland :P

I said it once and I will say it again your work is just awesome.

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Drurban wrote:Hey Tom,

You need to clone yourself and send your clone up to Auckland :P

I said it once and I will say it again your work is just awesome.

Cheers



:lol: :lol: Cheers.

Not sure about the clone thing. Would suck to come home and find ya missus sleeping with yourself! :lol: :lol:
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gimmemud wrote:You realllyy need to do a working road trip to Auckland!


Im not going to fall for that :lol: Did my high schooling in Auckland, only just managed to escape that time :mrgreen:
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tomsoffroad wrote:Not sure about the clone thing. Would suck to come home and find ya missus sleeping with yourself! :lol: :lol:


Especially if she said that he was better in bed than you :shock:

What paints are you using on the steel work?
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you call those gaurds...OMG.. :mrgreen: :lol: :lol: I don't see what the cert see's with them..lol but as usual.. awesome 8)
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What paints are you using on the steel work?



Its just primer and satin black enamel from United Paints. Ment to be chemical resistant. Seems to hold up well.

you call those gaurds...OMG.. :mrgreen: :lol: :lol: I don't see what the cert see's with them..lol but as usual.. awesome 8)


The cert man likes the 600mm long mud flaps which hang off the back :roll: Couldn't bring myself to post a pic of them though. Mud flaps = 4 easy steps to make a cool truck look gay!! :lol: :lol:
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