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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!
lightweight buggy
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                09 Sep 2021 18:46                #238406
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        Replied by Dirtbird on topic lightweight  buggy            
    Looking good fella.well the chassis finally came back from the shotblasters, we managed to drag the shot blast nozzel down inside most of the chassis as it was in two halves, nice and clean inside now too


so then i set about joining the 2 bits back together again less about 10" that i deemed as not required, so now we have a short wheelbase jimny chassis



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                10 Sep 2021 09:05         -  10 Sep 2021 20:15        #238420
        by Baloo
    
    
    
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
        Replied by Baloo on topic lightweight  buggy            
    
        why is there so many dam holes in the chassis, sure it lets the water out after a river crossing but it also lets it in in the first place 
    
    
         
        
i was thinking as ive got all the crap out i would like it to stay that way, what do you think to the idea of welding all the holes up so the chassis is a sealed container and then add a drain plug on top and pour some wax oil or thick oil in there and just leave it to run round in the chassis ???
     
        i was thinking as ive got all the crap out i would like it to stay that way, what do you think to the idea of welding all the holes up so the chassis is a sealed container and then add a drain plug on top and pour some wax oil or thick oil in there and just leave it to run round in the chassis ???
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                10 Sep 2021 15:09                #238428
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        Yeah do it , alot of work but will be clean. I had a motorbike a Honda with an "oil in frame " oil tank. My dad did something the same in Yemen with a LandRover Santana for carrying extra water in case of brake downs and rad busts.     
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                10 Sep 2021 20:17                #238443
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                10 Sep 2021 21:31                #238446
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Your wheels look New Baloo. I like the alloys though.
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
        Replied by Dirtbird on topic lightweight  buggy            
    Its funny I get more of a kick out of cleaning stuff down and for instance getting it powder coated, or freshened up than getting new stuff what is that.had my wheels back from the powder coaters as well, 2 sets i prefer the ones nearest the camera, mach 5's but they are so heavy compared to the alloys at the other end of the bench, but i guess you could argue low down weight is a good thing ?
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Your wheels look New Baloo. I like the alloys though.
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                11 Sep 2021 03:45                #238450
        by Lambert
    
    
            
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Pavement princess or back road menace?
Bellerophon (2024 grello van daily)
ADORJ Attention Deficit Ooooh Race Jimny!
    
            
            
            
            
            
                                
    
                                                
    
        Replied by Lambert on topic lightweight  buggy            
    
        If you don't want the mach5s because you know, they are heavy, I'll rehome them?    
            Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
Pavement princess or back road menace?
Bellerophon (2024 grello van daily)
ADORJ Attention Deficit Ooooh Race Jimny!
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