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Jamaican Jimny build, mon!

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08 Oct 2013 03:30 #85477 by JamJim
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Update... Sourced some roof rails... No idea why the previous owner removed em

Lift also complete. It's a 4" lift, with maxxis 235/75/15. Absolutely no difference in power or gearing :silly:



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08 Oct 2013 08:53 #85503 by helijohn
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JamJim wrote:


Jeez, those tyres take up that 4" lift. Looks macho now - love it!! B)

Do it right - use Hammerite
When the blue light is flashing I am kidding.

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09 Oct 2013 15:44 #85607 by JamJim
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A little flex...



Random shot from her first day on the trails

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09 Oct 2013 19:03 #85617 by JuanGuillie
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JamJim wrote: A little flex...



Random shot from her first day on the trails


Hey JAMJIM, i really love this last picture !!!
I think you don't have something against it me using this as one of my screensaving pictures ? :)

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13 Oct 2013 17:18 #86067 by iloveics
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Nice tyres, i want some! whats the diameter in inches?

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20 Oct 2013 01:07 #87142 by JamJim
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iloveics wrote: Nice tyres, i want some! whats the diameter in inches?


Sorry for the late response, the MAXXIS Bighorn 235/75/15 are 28.5" in diameter

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02 Nov 2013 00:39 #88978 by JamJim
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jonesyba420 wrote:

helijohn wrote:

jonesyba420 wrote: dont think I could bring myself to attack my nice silver paint with a sander.


Leave yours alone, it's nice. ;)


thanks john your praise is appreciated B)

JamJim, im assume your planning a big lift in order to fit the tyres and spacers?!

the window tint looks awesome, jealous we cant go that dark on the front in the uk :evil:

where did you squeeze the sub in? miss my sub big time, ive got a 15incher (obviously wont fit unless i remove back seats) but ive also got a 12inch that i could fit but it wont just go in the boot :(


The sub fits pretty snug.. If I remember correctly its in a 14"x14" sealed bo



Lid closed

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02 Nov 2013 00:44 #88979 by JamJim
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Random glamor shot.... I case anyone was wondering, the Maxxis Bighorn 235/75/15 fit on the trunk lid without any modification

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02 Nov 2013 01:01 #88980 by JamJim
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So today I got bored with the Jim... I've always hated that the top half of the tailights are useless... So I went ahead modding... Bought some standard t10 connectors and wired em to the park lights. I tried doing this with the lights in one piece but the shavings kept falling into the light and looked very crappy... I eventually baked em and did it the right way. I also added some jdm 3000k bulbs to the eBay foggies I got the Jim with







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02 Nov 2013 07:13 #88988 by jonesyba420
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If your sub box is square might I suggest putting it sideways so the speaker is pointing along the length of the boot, the speaker needs room to move so with it being that close to the back door the sound waves are likely to distort as they have no room to "travel". It will probably sound much better aswell.

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02 Nov 2013 09:08 #88995 by helijohn
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JamJim wrote: So today I got bored with the Jim... I've always hated that the top half of the tailights are useless... So I went ahead modding...


Now that is a mod after my own heart. Love it.


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02 Nov 2013 16:00 #89039 by JamJim
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jonesyba420 wrote: If your sub box is square might I suggest putting it sideways so the speaker is pointing along the length of the boot, the speaker needs room to move so with it being that close to the back door the sound waves are likely to distort as they have no room to "travel". It will probably sound much better aswell.


Thanks for the advice, but I really don't listen to music high enough to notice any distortion. In fact I plan to get a smaller sub, probably an 8"

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