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Where's best to get a Lock Rite?

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12 Mar 2011 08:45 #13145 by darthloachie
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Brian.SMC wrote: True, however, they always sell second hand and you will get a decent return on investment when compared to other second hand off road modifications. Or you will use it in the next Jimny and so over the years of use the cost although sore at first, is a good return in the long run.

My jimny is a weekend toy, I will also get bored and build something new and sell it with all mods left on so a cheap lockrite will give me plenty of bang for my buck. Roll on the group buy. ;)


thats the reason we bought a jimny with front and rear lockers already fitted - it may be older than buying a standard jimny for similarmoney but it was a hell of a lot cheaper for the spec we got :)

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12 Mar 2011 17:34 #13196 by kenway
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Hi Martin, just wondering when the money is required and how you would like me to pay. :)

Thanks for organising this,

Adam

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12 Mar 2011 17:48 #13197 by bluejimny
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ive seen 2 arbs for the jimny on ebay and if i remember right they both went for over £500, so lockers are a much better option cost wise,

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13 Mar 2011 14:30 #13245 by Brian.SMC
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So do we have a final list, or a closing date for the list?

Thanks for organising Martin.

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13 Mar 2011 19:13 #13273 by biggaz
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Somene going to do a fitting guide :-) been reading a bit about them today.

id have been in on it if it were a couple of months time....

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13 Mar 2011 19:17 #13277 by adamjimny
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biggaz wrote: Somene going to do a fitting guide :-) been reading a bit about them today.

id have been in on it if it were a couple of months time....


same here gaz....i might sort some out for us then

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13 Mar 2011 19:24 #13282 by biggaz
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aye good idea, makes sense if theres more than one.

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13 Mar 2011 19:50 #13289 by bluejimny
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the right up is here

www.jimny.se/locker.html

B)

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13 Mar 2011 20:24 #13292 by biggaz
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very usefull! more work than i thought.... didnt realise you would have to romove the brake line/drums atc aswell :-)

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14 Mar 2011 16:50 #13328 by kenway
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Just paid for the lock rite, who else has committed? :) :laugh: :woohoo:

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14 Mar 2011 16:53 #13330 by Bigchridy
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kenway wrote: Just paid for the lock rite, who else has committed? :) :laugh: :woohoo:

Yeah paid last night!:) Cant wait to get it on now!

Chris

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14 Mar 2011 16:56 #13332 by Bigchridy
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bluejimny wrote: the right up is here

www.jimny.se/locker.html

B)

Having read the right up it looks pretty straight forward but can anyone tell why they disconnected the brake pipe unions from the wheel cylinder? It might be me being stupid but I dont understand why they do it when they dont remove the cylinders or shoes.

Cheers

Chris

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