3-4 november

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3-4 november

Post by skid »

it looks like its fallen on me to start this thread again.

got off work at 3pm and went to help Klem set up a display for the local Mens Day Out event.

then we went and drove the track we are going to use for paying rides.

we had a bobcat digging some holes and an axle twister whilst I was attempting to roll Orange on its side in a drain :roll: :roll:

managed to get stuck and had to get the bobcat to push me out. should be fun and the public should enjoy it and get a better understanding of what we get up to. 8)

awesome start to the weekend.

have to drive to wanganui for round 2 of the national trials series tomorrow and back home on sunday evening after the trial.

sweeeeet

8) 8) 8) 8)
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Post by lilpigzuk »

thought the first line was gonna be "I finally have some stubble" :mrgreen:
good luck too those competing at wanga's, Skid, Dr_PC, Furgus, Doddgee....
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lilpigzuk wrote:thought the first line was gonna be "I finally have some stubble" :mrgreen:
good luck too those competing at wanga's, Skid, Dr_PC, Furgus, Doddgee....


hahahaha, I got real close to the mirror today, only to see grey stubble :oops: :oops:

DAMMIT :cry: :cry:

Skid not competing. Skid is a steward again, so everybody better be on their best behaviour :wink: :wink:

if ya see me going nuts on a quad, come and say hello, if ya can stop me.
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Post by lilpigzuk »

skid wrote:if ya see me going nuts on a quad, come and say hello, if ya can stop me.


or just point and laugh Image

sorry man, but your movember the 1st photo won, redeem yourself at the end of the month :mrgreen:
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Post by skid »

lilpigzuk wrote:
skid wrote:if ya see me going nuts on a quad, come and say hello, if ya can stop me.


or just point and laugh Image

sorry man, but your movember the 1st photo won, redeem yourself at the end of the month :mrgreen:


you didn't see me 10 mins before that photo..............


a very radical change :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by Steve_t647 »

Just don't wear that T shirt and people may say Hi, it still fits right?

Good luck and the 4wd would be better than the Quad, dont get it stuck.

Love the photo comparison im the movember thread.
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Spent $400 on the Suzuki on Thursday, was having a weird fuel starving problem, took it into Suzuki who read the computers, no fault codes on the onboard diagnosis system, took it to the diesel doctor in Petone found the problem quickly fuel tank was full of milky stuff so that got drained and the whole system flushed etc runs sweet now, these Common Rail Motors (PSA HDI 110) are hard to diagnose apparantly, I have read some interesting forums in the UK where mechanics change the whole system ie new fuel tank, fuel lines, both fuel pumps and filters, injectors :shock: a set of injectors here is 2g's fuel pump I assume will be close to that :lol: but in saying that this is the first time its had an issue in the 3 years I've had it.

http://www.ilexa.co.uk/forum/index.php#7
http://www.carkb.com/

Got me wondering about the diesel scum in my cruiser now which is at the WOF place getting checked, the guy doing it has a pajero and is keen to go to rallywoods next week.
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out at 8.30 to rebuild the bullbar lost interest at 11 fk do it another day
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Post by fish »

got a windscreen for my bighorn, and pulled the alternator out to get rebuilt.
what a mission.
has anyone done one on a bighorn? its in a stuipd place! i think they built the whole car around it! :roll:
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i sold the ute!!! and got 3rd in my class at the North Island off road RC Champs :)!!
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Post by mike »

Finally put the injectors in, glow plugs in, inlet manifold on, rocker cover on. Hardest bit was trying to find all the bolts i took off a year ago :shock:

Worked out how to mount the electric fan and the new position for the trans cooler.

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put tints on the wifes TJ's windows.... screw diy, ill be getting a pro to do it next time... not that its a total abortion, but it is a right pain in the arse!
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Post by Satalite »

Yay!!!!!! I took the 50 into the paddocks today and started to learn how to drive it offroad...... Its not very easy to learn to drive that thing :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I got it pretty good by the end of it and managed to not break anything so I am a very happy woman!!!!!!! :wink:
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Satalite wrote:managed to not break anything so I am a very happy woman!!!!!!! :wink:


and petes an even happier bloke!
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niblik wrote:
Satalite wrote:managed to not break anything so I am a very happy woman!!!!!!! :wink:


and petes an even happier bloke!


You would be correct!!!!!

You coming back up on a plane with Rex to come to the xmas bbq????
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Satalite wrote:
niblik wrote:
Satalite wrote:managed to not break anything so I am a very happy woman!!!!!!! :wink:


and petes an even happier bloke!


You would be correct!!!!!

You coming back up on a plane with Rex to come to the xmas bbq????


i'm either gonna be the 'token' or be 'carry on' :lol:
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Friday made a special trip from the airport to centre of town to pick up my diff with locker fitted (was going to be ready by end of Thurs) still not ready 2pm Fri. Since from out of town had to leave without it. Supplier was a bit red faced as he understood I wanted to fit it this weekend. Got the new front one checked and bought all the parts to complete the front (I thought).

This morning started out at about 9 am to fit. Got to fitting the axle seal and its totally the wrong thing that was supplied to me, of course supplier is closed today plus he's in the city. Also discovered there was only one hub seal when was invoiced and need two. Rung round a few places till I found the parts, went to pickup and they only had one hub seal and one oil seal. Had to go on to Kaiapoi to get the second axle seal.

Continued fitting parts and discovered the hub swivel kit supplied was totally the wrong parts. Another trip to town and found that it only came as a complete kit with the hub and axle seals. Fortunately they are happy to refund for the ones supplied previously (need to go there again to drop them off and get a refund), so that was a waste of a trip to town and to Kaiapoi.

Heading back out to the truck now to basically start where I was at at 9am this morning...

A tad unimpressed...
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Post by kaney »

Wen to the waimak saterday with mud_slinger and radar, had a goodtime, got chucky really wet, had heaps of problems with air hoses (will get a solid one made monday or sort something). played round fora while and ken and john arrived and we went further upstream, and found this hole.

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and tested the flex....

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Post by 86-surf »

i did nothing i was sad then happy then sad now. yesterday night went to the stock cars with my girlfriend then came home went to sleep then was sad haha
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but i was happy wen my brother inlaw brang my truck back
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xj wrote:put tints on the wifes TJ's windows.... screw diy, ill be getting a pro to do it next time... not that its a total abortion, but it is a right pain in the arse!


And for today - changed the drivers side wiper arm, and finally found some sparkplugs as well. Supercheap gave me outstanding service, which is why i left empty handed and found what i wanted from Repco.

Truely the Supercheap (mill st, hamilton) service today was utter crap, I was one of 3 people that left at the same time without even being acknowledged after asking for help. We all ended up at the same Repco at the same time. Ive had issues with Repco before, but the effort at Supercheap was total bollocks.

I hate that APPCO aint open 7 days!!
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^^^ im with you on that one we had to get some motor bike plugs from super cheap auto we asked 3 diffrent people before we found the spark plugs we wanted we had to search the hole rack thingy for them.^^^
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xj wrote:put tints on the wifes TJ's windows.... screw diy, ill be getting a pro to do it next time... not that its a total abortion, but it is a right pain in the arse!


Did you use one of those pre-cut ones from Trademe or did the cutting yourself? I am assuming its the rear glass that gave you the most grief as it has a bit of a curve.
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visted my sister and bro inlaw had a look in his garage
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thats better can see it now :D :D
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is that a corvette in the back it has the same shape front as my dads 73 corvette hahaha.. that picture is a bit to big
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had to rescue my dad from the 1st stream around red rocks sat morning

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Post by Ryan »

found out my zuk motor was farked!! :cry: then found a 1600 vitara motor to replace it ( thanks rotazuk!)
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thank you for the inlargement and yes sister has a vette, black wire wheels, 350 4 speed
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Post by Jerry »

Basics....is your dad coming to Rallywoods/Akas next week, the Aka's trip should suit him,
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