What did you do to your jimny today?

looks like i need to get a snorkel then!!

Sounds better looks better and will save your engine from drowning

jonesyba420 wrote: Generaly looks nicer backwards

Serious offroaders have them backwards posers have them forwards :whistle:

serious off roaders know how to wade properly so would make no difference which was it faces, as you should match your bow wave speed not fly through it,

on a different note i have mine backwards as is sounds better

Didnt specificaly mean during wading :whistle:

less likely to get the top ripped off by low hanging branches with it backwards, as the rear of the head is curved rather than catchin on the flat grill at the front

Took the jimny to look at the flood water in the Maidstone area

started in Aylesford of witch iv seen worse



then to Maidstone but the one ways system was one big police road block so gave up there

then East Farleigh




then Teston



when this 1st flooded there was a stranded car in the next pic but know one knows were its gone, it was resting on the sign


this is the highest arch on teston bridge


then to Yalding






and back home through Wateringbury were i sent the jimny swimming along the road behind the marina and over the level crossing about 4ft..... Made the ass hole twitch a bit :lol:

more rain due tomorrow I'll try and get some more pics depending where I go

Got my new bumpstops fitted today. Only did a quick temporary install. Will do it properly later next year. But need them fitted in 2 days pics will follow some day

Took it laning with a few mate went for a dip

My winch works went down the forest with my cousin and drove into bog up to the door sills in mud, strapped it to a tree and dragged me straight out, no problems.

Had a nasty wheel wobble after that so checked it over when I got home, found a rock stuck to the dish of the rim along with a load of mud, couldn't believe it but hopefully that's all it was.

Very happy and ready for pay and play tomorow hopefully someone will get some pics the course is going to be messy with all the rain we've had.

Started removing stuff in preparation for the clutch change.

Removed ARB while I had the bumper off and strengthened recovery points. Cut the bottom hole off and used a 2 Ton d-link in the big hole at the top which hangs down the same as before. Hopefully no more bending recovery points.

Olucas91 wrote: Removed ARB while I had the bumper off and strengthened recovery points. Cut the bottom hole off and used a 2 Ton d-link in the big hole at the top which hangs down the same as before. Hopefully no more bending recovery points.

good luck lol , i modified the rear recovery points on mine and the chassis leg gave way :woohoo: crushed it like a crisp packet , suppose i was trying to pull a 90 out a hole :evil:

GuardianAngel wrote: Started removing stuff in preparation for the clutch change.

Good Luck with this Justin, not doing it on the drive are you .....