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Show us your DIY mods
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05 Jun 2011 12:57 #17372
by Sandez
Show us your DIY mods was created by Sandez
I thought I would start a topic for everyone to show off your DIY mods you have done and to have them all in a single topic so that it can be easily browsed by anyone.
The point of the topic is to give others inspiration on modifications they could do to their Jimny and hopefully also give them a guide on how to do the mod as well. This is not for DIY installations of off the shelf mods such as lift kits, cb radio etc. but if you made it yourself then it's fine.
Keep it one modification per post.
I would like for people not to make general comments/thank yous about mods people do so the topic doesnt get overly cluttered. To help prevent this I would like people who contribute to provide as much detail on the modification and its install as possible, so that if someone wants to do the same mod they already have the details rather than having to ask. Ideally, try to include the following:
So, lets see what you have done
The point of the topic is to give others inspiration on modifications they could do to their Jimny and hopefully also give them a guide on how to do the mod as well. This is not for DIY installations of off the shelf mods such as lift kits, cb radio etc. but if you made it yourself then it's fine.
Keep it one modification per post.
I would like for people not to make general comments/thank yous about mods people do so the topic doesnt get overly cluttered. To help prevent this I would like people who contribute to provide as much detail on the modification and its install as possible, so that if someone wants to do the same mod they already have the details rather than having to ask. Ideally, try to include the following:
- Title (Winch Bar, Rear interior light)
- Parts (What materials etc. were used)
- Cost (Per part preferrably, or total)
- Links (Links to materials or parts if possible)
- Pictures (Finished install first, followed by installation/preparation pics if available)
So, lets see what you have done
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05 Jun 2011 13:07 #17373
by Sandez
Replied by Sandez on topic Re: Show us your DIY mods
iPhone Holder
Parts:
TomTom iPhone 3GS Cradle
Cost:
$130 AUD (Already had mine, broken, hence the mod)
Finished install (cable now goes behind the iPhone through the air vents)
Without iPhone
Attached with a small screw behind
This allows me to run any iPhone app, TomTom, MudMaps etc without it blocking my view and it wont fall off or move while 4wd'ing. The install can also be reversed and the hole for the screw would be hidden by the vent when replaced.
Parts:
TomTom iPhone 3GS Cradle
Cost:
$130 AUD (Already had mine, broken, hence the mod)
Finished install (cable now goes behind the iPhone through the air vents)
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Without iPhone
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Attached with a small screw behind
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This allows me to run any iPhone app, TomTom, MudMaps etc without it blocking my view and it wont fall off or move while 4wd'ing. The install can also be reversed and the hole for the screw would be hidden by the vent when replaced.
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05 Jun 2011 13:55 #17375
by Garry
Replied by Garry on topic Re: Show us your DIY mods
Jimny trayback - lots of cutting and welding, 7 metres of 40mm x 40mm box section, 10mm thick steel plate for winch mount, 1.6mm plate for tail light brackets, 2mm plate to seal of the back of the cab, 5mm perspex window, custom wiring loom and probly lots more ive forgot about
winch bumper - 6mm plate for the winch mount, 50mm box section to mount to chassi, 3.2mm walled tube to make bumper, super strong anf jackable from anywhere
snorkel - 53mm drainpipe from B&Q with a 45 degree bend and a 90 degree bend, silicone sealant to seal the airbox and a big ass hole drilled through the wing to connect it
rock sliders - 50mm box section welded to the chassi legs, 50mm lenght of box welded to that, with 40mm box onto that to act as tree sliders
tail lights moved to higer units - some messing with wires
roof storage - old roof rack bolted to roof rails
winch bumper - 6mm plate for the winch mount, 50mm box section to mount to chassi, 3.2mm walled tube to make bumper, super strong anf jackable from anywhere
snorkel - 53mm drainpipe from B&Q with a 45 degree bend and a 90 degree bend, silicone sealant to seal the airbox and a big ass hole drilled through the wing to connect it
rock sliders - 50mm box section welded to the chassi legs, 50mm lenght of box welded to that, with 40mm box onto that to act as tree sliders
tail lights moved to higer units - some messing with wires
roof storage - old roof rack bolted to roof rails
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