What did you do to your jimny today?

i got a picture of mine in a river as i lent it to my brother at least i get it back tomarrow to go lanning hope its in one piece

sticking window tint on the 2 side back window's what a f**k up

Fitted some rubber strips on the arches to keep the tread covered trying to keep it legal, welded up the holes in the boot, trimmed the arches a little stop some scrubbing, now just gotta refit my rear seats and plastics.

chriscallow wrote: sticking window tint on the 2 side back window's what a f**k up

Mine were a bugger, they look lack but do the job. Every bit of debris within 20yards of where I was working ended up between the window and the film.

Wiltec17 wrote: Fitted some rubber strips on the arches to keep the tread covered trying to keep it legal, welded up the holes in the boot, trimmed the arches a little stop some scrubbing, now just gotta refit my rear seats and plastics.

chriscallow wrote: sticking window tint on the 2 side back window's what a f**k up

Mine were a bugger, they look lack but do the job. Every bit of debris within 20yards of where I was working ended up between the window and the film.

pre cut it to size and shape on the outside of the window first,then transfer to inside,pleanty of water on both sides and a squeegy or gredit card,start from the middle removing air bubbles and use a heat gun on low heat to mold the film.

jonesyba420 wrote:

Wiltec17 wrote: Fitted some rubber strips on the arches to keep the tread covered trying to keep it legal, welded up the holes in the boot, trimmed the arches a little stop some scrubbing, now just gotta refit my rear seats and plastics.

chriscallow wrote: sticking window tint on the 2 side back window's what a f**k up

Mine were a bugger, they look lack but do the job. Every bit of debris within 20yards of where I was working ended up between the window and the film.

pre cut it to size and shape on the outside of the window first,then transfer to inside,pleanty of water on both sides and a squeegy or gredit card,start from the middle removing air bubbles and use a heat gun on low heat to mold the film.

I wish I'd thought to use the outside as a stencil :pinch: doh.

I will have another go at them one day, I think il go darker when I do aswell.

jonesyba420 wrote:

Wiltec17 wrote: Fitted some rubber strips on the arches to keep the tread covered trying to keep it legal, welded up the holes in the boot, trimmed the arches a little stop some scrubbing, now just gotta refit my rear seats and plastics.

chriscallow wrote: sticking window tint on the 2 side back window's what a f**k up

Mine were a bugger, they look lack but do the job. Every bit of debris within 20yards of where I was working ended up between the window and the film.

pre cut it to size and shape on the outside of the window first,then transfer to inside,pleanty of water on both sides and a squeegy or gredit card,start from the middle removing air bubbles and use a heat gun on low heat to mold the film.

thats what i done, but i creased it when i was getting the air bubbles out but my brother is going to do if for me today and well he is doing that my dad is going to make some brackets to move the seat back

chriscallow wrote: he is doing that my dad is going to make some brackets to move the seat back

For what it is worth, I think it's easier if you make the brackets to go back and up and use 4 extra nuts and bolts to hold the runners to the new brackets. I went up 3+" and back a couple of inches but steering wheel permitting it is up to you as to the height you go to.

Finished up my spot lights on the roof bars! Bodged up some brackets so I got the length to bring the lights forward. Just need to spray them black and finish the wiring to the switch. Next is the rear working light!

helijohn wrote:

chriscallow wrote: he is doing that my dad is going to make some brackets to move the seat back

For what it is worth, I think it's easier if you make the brackets to go back and up and use 4 extra nuts and bolts to hold the runners to the new brackets. I went up 3+" and back a couple of inches but steering wheel permitting it is up to you as to the height you go to.

all my dad done is get some 1" thick flat plate cut it 4" drilled 2 hols then taped the holes, then bolt the plates in then put the seat back in. job done

Replaced a broken cv joint fitted new king pins and axle oil seal and fired in some different seats big thanks to James your the man

All my interior is back in, and gave it a clean.

finally got the window tint stuck in aint doing again, and got the seat moved back so it is comfortable