Originally posted by Slugsie
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1. Removed front bullbar and associated spotlights.
2. Fitted Bobbox
3. New rear foglight to replace busted one...
4. Oil and all filters changed.
5. Raised rear edge of bonnet by 3/4 inch to aid airflow over the engine.
6. FITTED SNORKEL!!!
7. Raised rear diff breather.
On my wish list..
1. Body lift, but unsure how much.
2. Polish wheels! (To keep Vince happy!)
3. Front diff breather. If I can find it..
I'm sure there'll be more, as and when....It just does, OK?
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Hi Dave, I'll be contacting you ref. snorkle - maybe do a swap - I'll give your truck back with an intercooler fitted and you give mine back with a snorkle!Originally posted by dave.j.robbo6. FITTED SNORKEL!!!
On my wish list..
1. Body lift, but unsure how much.
2. Polish wheels! (To keep Vince happy!)
3. Front diff breather. If I can find it..
But seriously folks.... The front breather will be a real beach to get at wihout dropping the air con rad (don't take it off, just lower it).
1 1/2'' lift = easy coz it needs no other mods. £55 from Milners.Another member of the 'A' team
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With the standard setup you can't raise the IFS torsion bars by more than about 1.5inch without taking the CVs too far out of line and thus nadgering them. Jotto supplied me a kit which consisted of a couple 1inch spacers and longer bolts. These lower the front diff by 1inch, thus allowing you to raise the torsion bars over 1.5inch and keep it closer to inline. I've done mine to about 2inch, which with the diff drop is the equivalent of only 1inch as far as the CVs are concerned. The kit also included a set of anti-roll bar spacers to lower the fron anti-roll bar 1inch, helping to also keep that in line. Whole thing was dead easy to fit, and worth it I reckon.Originally posted by Woodzie7. Jottos diff drop kit
This may intrest me next year....more info pleasePaul </Slugsie>
Immortal.so far!
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That's a terrible fetish you have going on there Andrew.Originally posted by The Lovely BoyoSlugsie, you got recent pics coz although I fitted Maxxis 751's a few weeks back, I really do like the look of those Macho's. Envy is a terrible thing........
Unfortunately I don't have any pictures more recent than the other ones I posted.
If it helps you any, they're damn good tyres, very happy with them both on and off road. They may stay on fairly permanently, but that also depends on how soon work decide to make me commute 35 miles a day.Paul </Slugsie>
Immortal.so far!
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1) New crank pulley
2)Jottos old 15X8J alloy rims and a new set of 31. 10.5X15 BFG Ats
3) Override switch for electric cooling fan.
4)Tow bar and electrics.
5) Kenlowe ATF cooler.
6) Changed ATF.
7)New pads on front brakes.
8) Full Stainless steel exhaust.
9) Oil and filters changed a couple of times.
Oh yeah just bought a jetwash to keep the old gile clean, and salt free this winter.
Next on the list............Try to pay for all the above
Spoggle
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I like the way this thread is going - gotta get the ATF cooler before the horsy stuff starts up again in the Spring.Originally posted by Spoggle3) Override switch for electric cooling fan.
5) Kenlowe ATF cooler.
Slugsie - yeah, I know what you mean - rubber envy - eughAnother member of the 'A' team
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1. BFG MT 31.10.50.r15 (gunna replace with Greenway Annoconda on steel wheels)
2. Pro comp 2" lift with es9000 Shocks
3. 1 1/5" Body lift
4. Safari Snorkel
5. Modified exhaust with new back box
6. Removed rear bumper
On the way
1. New wheels and tyres
2. Limo black window tints and some offroad graphics
3. ARB locker in rear diff????
4. Tree sliders
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Just to let you knowOriginally posted by The Lovely Boyo
1 1/2'' lift = easy coz it needs no other mods. £55 from Milners.
You don't get the bumper lift brackets or the radiator drop brackets in the kit from milners!
The kits Danno does include all the bits you need, and can be made to any size you like upto 2"I'm a custard donut monster
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Smallish list and nothing like most of you lot with lifts, wheels, etc:
1) Fitted bonnet extractor fan
2) Finally got round to spraying bonnet fan cover in correct Toyota paint - don't paint plastic with standard primer - it washes off when you use a power washer on it!!!
3) Fitted new centre exhaust pipe (outlet fell of old one) and sprayed all over new box and old tail pipe with high temp aluminium paint (to try and keep the rust at bay a little longer)
4) Stripped off rear bumper, derusted inside and painted inside with black hammerite - cleaned crome outside
5) De-rusted towbar and painted in black hammerite - looks much better nowMike G
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