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  • Kwakka666
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    This evening I had the honour of seeing Lexurf VI (In the metal) parked up at 4x4 toys... that thing is amazing! Well done Vince the engine bay is imaculate, flounderbout that is a very tidy vehicle that sounds imense! Want one :

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  • Karma Supra
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    I converted my dash to LEDS, bought some pretty expensive ones with 5 LEDs per "bulb" 4 pointing sideways, one pointing up, light spread was great, but tehy started flickering and failing within a month. So i replaced them with bulbs with no colour filters on them.

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  • Overland Tonka
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    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
    It's got all those too, and the Popeye heater control LEDs.


    Keep it to yourself, but it's got LEDs under the bonnet too!
    All this and more......really will have to see it.

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  • flounderbout
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    Originally posted by Overland Tonka View Post
    Got to agree with you....How about the interior lights with the led convert ion as per what was offered next door?
    Also done with many thanks to Popeye and Apache... - oh - snap...

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Originally posted by Overland Tonka View Post
    Got to agree with you....How about the interior lights with the led convert ion as per what was offered next door?

    It's got all those too, and the Popeye heater control LEDs.


    Keep it to yourself, but it's got LEDs under the bonnet too!

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  • Overland Tonka
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    Originally posted by flounderbout View Post
    Now that: is epic...

    I always liked the white gauges - but that is miles better IMHO...
    Got to agree with you....How about the interior lights with the led convert ion as per what was offered next door?
    Last edited by Overland Tonka; 22 June 2011, 00:22.

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  • flounderbout
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    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
    There's posh!

    Bit of 'fine tuning' needed before I'm happy with the look, i.e. a couple more LEDs at each end to make the fuel gauge etc. more visible.
    Now that: is epic...

    I always liked the white gauges - but that is miles better IMHO...

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    There's posh!





    Bit of 'fine tuning' needed before I'm happy with the look, i.e. a couple more LEDs at each end to make the fuel gauge etc. more visible.

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  • animal
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    bushy i got a question for you.

    the alarm you fitted with remote start. did you wire the remote start wires up close to the barrel , or further down the loom.
    ive got a cyclone alarm with remote start but i have an immobiliser fitted close to the ignition barrel, so i need to wire the remote start before the immobiliser so that it will work .
    any help would be appreciated please mate , like where to wire up to etc

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Cheers H.

    All these wheels and tyres I've got here at the moment got me wondering, how hard can it be to fit a tyre anyway, so I gave it a go with my reverse rims, a couple of large screwdrivers and 33" M/Ts.............



    Not tried removing a tyre off a rim yet though, and obviously I can't balance them either..............yet.

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  • flounderbout
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    Originally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
    Better put the sidesteps back on!
    Sweet! You have done a hell of a job on that wheel Vince - looks amazing!

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  • BUSHWHACKER
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    Better put the sidesteps back on!

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  • gary-r
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    have to agree with that gbv

    and thats in a shed at the side of the house - what would appear from a fully kitted out workshop i wonder

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  • GBV8
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    The one thing that stands out is how the V8 looks installed. Number VII lump was sitting on the floor in the garage and compared to your old 2.4 it looked MASSIVE! Yet looking at yours installed you would think it was there from the factory. Your engine bay looks so tidy now and the V8 so compact.

    I know it's been said before but Vince has this conversion down to a T!!!!

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  • flounderbout
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    Thanks Gary! That is quite a sound... ... Though I think the best bit was your uncontrollable giggles right at the end!!!

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