Re:Andy's 2019 Blue SZ5

Being tight I have one of these on mine: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07G2WWRXF

Fits well and I prefer the fabric look to vinyl but that's a personal thing

I use the polar blast first (as recommended by Ash) - LOL Cheers buddy!

Then Polar wash.... then followed by the BRILLIANT .... "Polar seal"



The polar seal makes the paintwork aqua-phobic :laugh: BUT it Works!

Then a "dabbing" down with this beavers fur to fully dry. No chamois! No swirlies! Perfect.

Highly recommended.

Andy - does David Attenborough know about your use of Polar Bears, Seals and Beavers?

Guy 2 wrote: Andy - does David Attenborough know about your use of Polar Bears, Seals and Beavers?

Hahaa :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: ..... Did i not introduce myself Guy?? Andy Attenborough here

looky what we have here? Very nicely laid out jack n kit. I Space optimisation is key with the little jimny, and every little helps.


was able to place a few handy tools in with the jack.


With Jack foam holder removed. Very nice paintwork


Some crucial (in my eyes) kit .... now loaded - x2 HAM radio's, Medi-kit, Tyre inflator, tyre pressure gauge, torque-wrench, Emergency strobe (yes over-kill is my style), Playing cards (why not), extra gain HAM antenna with roof mount, LED power torch (which reaches the moon on a good night), hand wipes, lighters, handy bags, gaffer tape (for my unsuspecting victims), mini saw, wheel bolts, compass and a glock 17 Last one made up.



Or maybe not?

Front LED's are killer!

Andy2640 wrote: Front LED's are killer!

Agreed Andy, they’re amazing.

Ash

I thought my fancy halogen ones weren't bad till I saw that. Thanks Andy.

They are truly powerful head lights.

Now all you've got to do is stop them turning on and off every time you drive through the shadow of a tree/building/bus stop/...

Lambert wrote: I thought my fancy halogen ones weren't bad till I saw that. Thanks Andy.

My Yeti had Xenon headlights, which i thought were excellent.

The Gen4 Jimny LED's are far better, IMO.





Steve.

Bill Portland wrote: They are truly powerful head lights.

Now all you've got to do is stop them turning on and off every time you drive through the shadow of a tree/building/bus stop/...

Overpasses are causing me a headache. There’s a few on the new AWPR near me in a single stretch - folks must think I’m flashing them Wonder if you can adjust their sensitivity? I’ve also noticed they don’t really cut in until it’s pretty dark outside, I see 90% of cars driving with their headlights on and mine are still off in ‘auto’ mode.

Ash


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Bill Portland wrote: They are truly powerful head lights.

Now all you've got to do is stop them turning on and off every time you drive through the shadow of a tree/building/bus stop/...

Yep, a veritable PIA, for sure, Bill. That and the slow response back to high beam after auto dipping, which is quite exciting on dark country roads.:laugh:




Steve.