This weekends achievments

Post what you achieved in the weekend.
Include the date of the weekend eg 25/02/2006
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turoa
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This weekends achievments

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I flared my front guards (my first time) and got the motor going on the surf. Anyone else?
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nz4x4
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Post by nz4x4 »

i brought some new seats for my truck. they will go in once the cage gets started. also ordered some 5 point harnesses. my weekend was all about money!
Rangielux
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Post by Rangielux »

Went to Pureora with a mate in his Cruiser 40 V8 for a Sunday afternoon drive. Ended up home early, He lost his clutch and had to start it in gear to drive off :( , then I lost my Starter :( (not a good combination) Still got to have a couple of skids anyway - better than staying home :) .
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lilpigzuk
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Post by lilpigzuk »

Raced the Zuk round a motocross track today in the pouring rain. One of my best 4wd experiences, the ole GTi engine was bouncing off the rev limiter in both 3rd and 4th gears, sideways out of the corners Had to go easy on the jumps as leaves just werent made for that :lol: Was a club event, but most were put off by the weather. I dont think conditions could of been more perfect :wink:
Then picked up a wide track samurai chassis for a future project :wink:
Now Im going to sit on the couch and have a rum 8)
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mercutio
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Post by mercutio »

i looked at a new toy

and decided i am going to buy it

i look forward to getting it dirty
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ramon
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Post by ramon »

I went p Odlins rd and had a play, then took a discovery for a test drive.
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muddy
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Post by muddy »

My lockright arrived Friday, so spent the weekend pulling both diffs - LSD out of the rear & into the front, open diff from the front for the lockright, then into the rear. It always surprises me just how much grease there is in the front knickles! All done, but not in time to go test it.
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hiriklux
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Post by hiriklux »

put the deck back on my ute for the wof :( :( fingers crossed it will pass
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Post by wopass »

coached a hot lady 4x4ing sataday :D , bought some wikid tramping socks and a new pack bag for the dog, and had a few vodkas sat night :lol:

sunday, took the socks back to exchange for the right size :roll: then spent the rest of the day driving around all the family so they could have a cuddle of the baby boy :roll: ...basicly got fuk all done

...ohh no wait, i did manage to swap the bent leaves in the rear right spring pack on the missile :D ...but now ive decided that i need to make some new perches that have a larger footing for the leave so i stop damaging the leaves :evil:
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Post by Macca »

Well i spent all of saturday working on the surf trying to please mr warrant :twisted: man. ended up with new uper ball joints. whole new set of tie rod ends and new shoes in rear. And this was after spending thurs arvo putting new starter in. Oh the joys of giving it shit in the mud :roll:
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Post by Furgus »

I managed to put the interior of the ninety back together - all nice & shiney & painted with checkerplate floorboards & new bucket seats - then got startedwith wiring in the new fans & spotties & startedgetting the wiring sorted for the winch. It finally looks like we're getting somewhere 8) 8) 8)
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Post by ruf_zuki »

i helped a mate rewire my truck, he did most of the work though, now everything works properly then took it to the waimak for a play today, oh and took a motor out of my shitheap leone, was a very destructive weekend :lol:
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Post by mike »

Nice thread Idea Turoa. I hope someone makes it happen every weekend.

Me? I did feck all apart from drive to the supermarket and back and wish i was on some track somewhere :roll: maybe next weekend.

Mike
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Post by mroffroader »

last minute reply!!!! i worked sat.....booooooo! :evil: then went for a drive out terawhiti station with me my mates zuk and my other mates surf and we all got absolutly covered in mud! great fun!
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Post by DieselBoy »

Picked up the BuggeredRugger from Whangamata :twisted: :twisted:
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Post by doddzee »

Built the a-frame, lick of paint and its all done!
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Post by albundy »

I managed to fix a work light to my rear rope holder(a few weekends ago) , just got to wire it up now. Have also started a cargo box over the left rear wheel arch like the one on the right. Going to put in a false floor with draws. Had an old filing cabinet lined up at work for the runners, but some bastard stole it :twisted: . Anyway, cargo box will be finished by end of week.
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Post by NJV6 »

Nothing remotely 4WDing :( but heaps of fun none the less

Went for a few hot laps around Teretonga in a mates track Mitsi Evo, scared the shit outa me, :shock: Went home, had a mate come round with a 80hp tractor and loader, did some gardening bloke style, (town house & section :lol: ) tractor and chainsaw, sucessfully pulled out stumps and unintentionally lifted the concrete driveway path.... :? , Demolished mailbox :? , then set in on the beers deciding what a great job we'd done

Following that was my house warming, therefore Sunday involved very little. :D
SWB V6 Paj with one or two mods ;)
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Shariya85
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Post by Shariya85 »

wopass coached me and we drove around the construction sites in flagstaff haha. that was saturday. sunday it was soo rainy so just got under my big duvet and drank lots of tea lol. oh! and set up my broadband! yuss!
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De-Ranged
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Post by De-Ranged »

:D :D Got my new ( 8) second hand) tractor, I mean bulldozer and pulled one of the rams off to rebuild... only to discover supposidly excelent service history dosn't extend to greasing pivots :evil: spent the better part of the weekend freeing up rusted solid rose joints and pulling pins to be rebuilt, oh and the ocasional woody (for motovation 8) )

Also cut the gearbox X member (on the lemon) I'd built, out and moved it forward 15mm :oops: thats what happens when you get distracted and only measure once
Hmmm machined up the new disks, and machined the hubs down to fit, for the rear disk conversion :twisted: Got it partially assembled all I need is the profile cut mounting plate and a bit more machining and the rear axle is go, got some pics when I get around to it I'll post em up

Cheers Reece
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