Are you building a Mud Monster or a Pavement Princess??
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If so you can have your own thread in this section.
This section on other websites has led to arguments and contention. People are posting pictures of their pride and joy and therefore CONSTRUCTIVE comments only please!
Dave's la(te)st buggy build...
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05 Jun 2019 19:04 #209677
by Lambert
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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There are hubs?
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
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05 Jun 2019 19:19 #209678
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05 Jun 2019 20:04 #209681
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On a serious note i would like some of these hubs
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06 Jun 2019 04:25 #209689
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06 Jun 2019 05:57 - 06 Jun 2019 09:05 #209694
by X8GGY
Thamks Keithy
They are 16" Grand Vitara alloys shod with 235/70R16 (29"*) Malatesta Kamels
Should suit the buggy look?
*Hence fitting VVT diffs to correct the gearing... sticking with a standard transfer box for this (supposedly) "budget" build
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Keithy wrote: I like those wheels and tyres!
I'd like to build a Willys body onto a Jimny chassis.....one day!
Thamks Keithy
They are 16" Grand Vitara alloys shod with 235/70R16 (29"*) Malatesta Kamels
Should suit the buggy look?
*Hence fitting VVT diffs to correct the gearing... sticking with a standard transfer box for this (supposedly) "budget" build
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10 Jun 2019 11:53 #209799
by X8GGY
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Back in the garage again yesterday... I set the alarm for 8:30am to get out there for 9:00am and began working quietly as the rest of the family where still asleep
As time passed and it got to a more godly hour I got the angle grinder out and finished...
,,, dropping the front axle out, still with the radius arms and shocks attached, as it's easier to work with the axle off the vehicle and on the floor, and later up on trestles later for a rebuild...
Then Brett arrived, as he needed some brackets making up to keep his spare wheel in place in the boot... so we did that together and had a bacon bap after the family got back from taking the dogs for a walk and a swim in the river...
After Brett had gone, I had the welder and Hammerite blacj paint out so I thought I might as well get on with...
... strengthening the steering bars,,, I'd ordered some seamless tube with a 26mm ID to match the 25mm OD of the steering bars...
I took the old track rod ends off and labelled them to reset the new ones when they get rebuilt later...
I then drilled the seamless tube and cleaned the steering bars underneath where the holes lined up...
I then puddle welded into all the holes, and the ends of the tubes to the rods, and then cleaned everything up with the angle grinder...
I then hung them off one of S200KYS' waffle boards to paint them a couple of coats in the sun
Closeup of the step in the strengthened bar (new track rod ends loosely fitted to hang them up for painting...
I then spent some time striiping everything off the axle casing...
And eventually sat down with t a beer to wait for my youngest daughter's boyfriend to come "home" (he virtually lives with us!) from work, to...
... help me lift the axle onto a couple of waiting trestles for the strip and rebuild this week...
And strip, clean and paint the front radius arms and fit the SuperPro bushes in ready for the eventual rebuild...
As time passed and it got to a more godly hour I got the angle grinder out and finished...
,,, dropping the front axle out, still with the radius arms and shocks attached, as it's easier to work with the axle off the vehicle and on the floor, and later up on trestles later for a rebuild...
Then Brett arrived, as he needed some brackets making up to keep his spare wheel in place in the boot... so we did that together and had a bacon bap after the family got back from taking the dogs for a walk and a swim in the river...
After Brett had gone, I had the welder and Hammerite blacj paint out so I thought I might as well get on with...
... strengthening the steering bars,,, I'd ordered some seamless tube with a 26mm ID to match the 25mm OD of the steering bars...
I took the old track rod ends off and labelled them to reset the new ones when they get rebuilt later...
I then drilled the seamless tube and cleaned the steering bars underneath where the holes lined up...
I then puddle welded into all the holes, and the ends of the tubes to the rods, and then cleaned everything up with the angle grinder...
I then hung them off one of S200KYS' waffle boards to paint them a couple of coats in the sun
Closeup of the step in the strengthened bar (new track rod ends loosely fitted to hang them up for painting...
I then spent some time striiping everything off the axle casing...
And eventually sat down with t a beer to wait for my youngest daughter's boyfriend to come "home" (he virtually lives with us!) from work, to...
... help me lift the axle onto a couple of waiting trestles for the strip and rebuild this week...
And strip, clean and paint the front radius arms and fit the SuperPro bushes in ready for the eventual rebuild...
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