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renard38's jimny
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27 Dec 2010 09:20 - 27 Dec 2010 18:44 #8162
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sure 
yesterday in the snow and ice... :silly:
and in no man's land..
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yesterday in the snow and ice... :silly:
and in no man's land..
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30 Dec 2010 19:34 #8470
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hi,
today :blush:
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today :blush:
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02 Jan 2011 17:35 #8671
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hi,
today....
little flex..
and vidéos:
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today....
little flex..
and vidéos:
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12 Jan 2011 20:16 #9493
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hi,
i've recived this from jimnybits this morning
the shock absorber are procomp ES 1000 and they are longer than those from Méasson ( french preparator ):
My Friend Adrix give me a tool from offroad armoury , to extract the bushes of the radius arm: this tool is not finish very well :S
I'll put pictures next time
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i've recived this from jimnybits this morning
the shock absorber are procomp ES 1000 and they are longer than those from Méasson ( french preparator ):
My Friend Adrix give me a tool from offroad armoury , to extract the bushes of the radius arm: this tool is not finish very well :S
I'll put pictures next time
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12 Jan 2011 20:43 #9496
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Are the panhard re-location brackets instead of fitting adjustable rods? Thought nthese were "sold out" ! Nice vids 
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14 Jan 2011 20:44 #9658
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yes it's a panhard re-location brackets, i've buy the last one 
Yesterday, i used a 12 t press, it was more easy than i think:
My new bolts ( 8,8 ) for the radius arm:
and my shock absorber procomp ES 1000 without Shock boots
and bushes from Camskill ( thanks BigJimny forum ):
for the rear, they are the same as suzuki ones:
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Yesterday, i used a 12 t press, it was more easy than i think:
My new bolts ( 8,8 ) for the radius arm:
and my shock absorber procomp ES 1000 without Shock boots
and bushes from Camskill ( thanks BigJimny forum
):
for the rear, they are the same as suzuki ones:
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