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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!

From road to ruin, my jimny project.

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03 Sep 2013 20:54 #82069 by Wiltec17
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The cooper I got from you is already on the front. :) I read some reviews on them and from what could find they are a fairly decent tyre for the money so I invested in some some more. When the part worms are dead il get another pair of them, I always like to have mating tyres on my vehicles, don't know if its just me :silly:

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03 Sep 2013 21:00 #82072 by jonesyba420
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Agreed on the matching tyre thing. Yea they do get good reviews, a friend of mine has the stt muds on his defender and loves em dont think they do them in 195 80 tho :(

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04 Sep 2013 11:47 #82131 by adamatdraycott
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Wiltec17 wrote: I haven't decided wether or not to pen in the writing on the sidewall yet, what are your views?


I personally wouldn't pen it in... it always looks shocking up close

I like the white sidewall writing on my AT2's but its a pain to keep white. Its also a little tarty, but I like keeping my cars clean, so it just finishes the overall look

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06 Sep 2013 18:29 #82377 by Wiltec17
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Wheels painted, 195/80s fitted. The fronts scrub the mud guards on lock so hopefully the lift will sort that out.

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06 Sep 2013 18:39 #82378 by Tadpole
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Nice & tidy Jimny you have there ............ ;)

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06 Sep 2013 18:40 #82379 by jonesyba420
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Looking good mate. Is that with spacers? Have you seen if they rub on full flex?

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06 Sep 2013 18:57 #82381 by Wiltec17
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Cheers tadpole, it's getting there :)

Yeh 32mm spacers, I will check for you when I get a chance :)

They scrub the mudguards as is, no articulation, little bit before full lock.

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06 Sep 2013 19:26 #82383 by jonesyba420
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When you say mudguards im assuming you mean the little mud flaps behind the front wheel and not the arch liners?you planing on removing the ARB for better articulation?

I haven't noticed any rubbing on mine but then I dont have spacers ;)

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06 Sep 2013 19:52 #82387 by Wiltec17
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Yeh mudflaps not arch liner. They might have to be removed its gonna get on my nerves.

Il try it n the road/ off the road as it is then try it without and see which I prefer. :)
I think it should be ok, the rears look like they will tuck in with rom to spare, can't comment on the fronts until I get it out and test it :)

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06 Sep 2013 22:03 #82398 by Wiltec17
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No more chrome. 13 years of grime sitting behind these is proving a pain to remove, got the worst of it off, will attack it with the mop tomorow, bit late for power tools now.

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23 Sep 2013 17:52 #84119 by Wiltec17
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Another small update. Sticky number plate. Tinted my rear side windows.

The window tints quite frankly were a bastad! I will redo them at some point because I'm not happy with the way they came out, and when I do I think il go darker with them.






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01 Oct 2013 17:10 #84906 by Wiltec17
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Lift kit bits turned up today big thanks to everyone that I have purchased bits from, you have all been excellent, quick delivery aswell :)



Cannot wait to get it fitted :)

The tyres are going to have to wait, I need to source a second set or rims, 7j ideally, then il probably get another pair of the nexens, they aren't extortionately priced new, and the money il have saved should cover the cost of a diff lock or snorkel :)

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