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15th April 2008 - 04:31 PM
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crazy_bunny
Post #3712
HOON69, the bush on the Hillcrest corner of Johnston rd and paradise road.... bit of different stuff from the staypleton side |
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HOON69
Post #3713
QUOTE(crazy_bunny @ Apr 15 2008, 04:48 PM) [snapback]1282197069[/snapback] HOON69, the bush on the Hillcrest corner of Johnston rd and paradise road.... bit of different stuff from the staypleton side  QUOTE(crazy_bunny @ Apr 15 2008, 04:55 PM) [snapback]1282197092[/snapback] Tyres are done... I wanted bigger than this but now i have seen them fitted they should do... I dont have much room to play with when it flexes.
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lil nos boy
Post #3714
hey all i have owned this 91 isuzu mu 2.8 td for a couple of months and have so far done the following: |
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HOON69
Post #3715
QUOTE(lil nos boy @ Apr 19 2008, 04:52 PM) [snapback]1282217616[/snapback] hey all i have owned this 91 isuzu mu 2.8 td for a couple of months and have so far done the following: 2" body lift ome shocks all round egr valves removed oil catch can 2.5" mandrul bend turbo back exhaust safari snorkel k&n filter uniden uhf roof mount side steps plans to do: 2" sus lift set of 32"x 11.5"xr15 maxxis bighorn mt fit the front mount intercooler    
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twincam4AGE
Post #3716
got my drop hanger/shackles and shocks done today |
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HOON69
Post #3717
QUOTE(twincam4AGE @ Apr 19 2008, 06:03 PM) [snapback]1282218050[/snapback] got my drop hanger/shackles and shocks done today [attachment=492764:attachment][attachment=492765:attachment][attachment=492767:attachment][attachment=492768:attachment][attachment=492769:attachment][attachment=492771:attachment] looking good.
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HOON69
Post #3725
QUOTE(neil_se @ Apr 20 2008, 03:01 PM) [snapback]1282221259[/snapback] I've had my Sierra out the past 2 weekends. Lots of fun and no breakages  I picked a Vitara 1.6L engine yesterday that will be installed along with powersteering in a few weeks time. QUOTE(sabre_96 @ Apr 20 2008, 07:32 PM) [snapback]1282222463[/snapback] [attachment=493568:attachment][attachment=493567:attachment]here are some pics QUOTE(maddog` @ Apr 21 2008, 02:13 PM) [snapback]1282225736[/snapback] Few pics of my buggy    
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HOON69
Post #3733
QUOTE(criso @ Apr 22 2008, 05:04 PM) [snapback]1282232523[/snapback] now that u got it back hoon, when u going wheeling? cause were planning a camping trip atm. QUOTE(maddog` @ Apr 22 2008, 05:20 PM) [snapback]1282232611[/snapback] Any of you Brisbanites going to the National 4x4 Show this Thur, Fri, Sat, Sun? We'll be up there putting on a display with the rock crawlers. Just come into the show and look for the Extreme something or other arena that they've set up for us! |
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gotta_b_a_lux
Post #3734
QUOTE(maddog` @ Apr 22 2008, 05:20 PM) [snapback]1282232611[/snapback] Any of you Brisbanites going to the National 4x4 Show this Thur, Fri, Sat, Sun? We'll be up there putting on a display with the rock crawlers. Just come into the show and look for the Extreme something or other arena that they've set up for us! yeh ill be there, not sure wat day yet but ill come an stare for a while  hey fellas, i hadnt rele heard it as a problem before, but i am on like my third altenator lol is that common with mudding? i realise when u get mud in there it chews ya bearings, wears down your brushes an so on. is there an easy way to clean them without taking it off an opening it up? mine is under my air con compressor, so its just annoying to take it in an out... thanks
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maddog`
Post #3737
QUOTE(gotta_b_a_lux @ Apr 22 2008, 06:17 PM) [snapback]1282232921[/snapback] yeh ill be there, not sure wat day yet but ill come an stare for a while hey fellas, i hadnt rele heard it as a problem before, but i am on like my third altenator lol is that common with mudding? i realise when u get mud in there it chews ya bearings, wears down your brushes an so on. is there an easy way to clean them without taking it off an opening it up? mine is under my air con compressor, so its just annoying to take it in an out... thanks Yes... mud will destroy alternators, starter motors, clutches and wheel bearings... guaranteed |
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gotta_b_a_lux
Post #3738
QUOTE(maddog` @ Apr 22 2008, 06:29 PM) [snapback]1282233034[/snapback] Yes... mud will destroy alternators, starter motors, clutches and wheel bearings... guaranteed haha thought so. so far i have also put in a landcruiser starter motor, cause the old one was shot. an atm i am saving for a clutch and power steering pump, but apprentice wages dont help lol is there anyway to clean the alternator or keep the mud out? cheers
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HOON69
Post #3739
QUOTE(criso @ Apr 22 2008, 06:18 PM) [snapback]1282232969[/snapback] im wanting to go check out cystral vale this sunday. will u be keen to come? but def keen soon though QUOTE(maddog` @ Apr 22 2008, 06:29 PM) [snapback]1282233034[/snapback] Yes... mud will destroy alternators, starter motors, clutches and wheel bearings... guaranteed my 3rd starter 3 alternator swivel hub overhaul 
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maddog`
Post #3741
QUOTE(gotta_b_a_lux @ Apr 22 2008, 06:50 PM) [snapback]1282233162[/snapback] haha thought so. so far i have also put in a landcruiser starter motor, cause the old one was shot. an atm i am saving for a clutch and power steering pump, but apprentice wages dont help lol is there anyway to clean the alternator or keep the mud out? cheers The most basic way to give it some loving if it's playing up is to drown it in WD40... pull the belt off, spray WD40 all inside it while spinning it. If you're keen you can pull it apart and give it a more thorough cleaning, depending on the model. You can also get them serviced rather than replacing them all the time. Many places recondition them. There's no way to stop mud getting into them.. they have to have openings to operate, and the mud will just go straight on in there. |
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