Perhaps if you took your hands off the keyboard you might be able to erect a shed lol.
lol yeah but maybe if you got your hand off the tissue box you might be able to tell when people are having a joke!! hey BJ lol
What did you do to your navara today?
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lol yeah but maybe if you got your hand off the tissue box you might be able to tell when people are having a joke!! hey BJ lol
Installed most of the Tough Dog lift kit I ordered off fleebay. New springs and u bolts in, foam cell shocks front and rear. Left the torsion bars for tomorrow.
Amazed at the lift in the back, guess it will settle when I put some weight in there. Quick question for anyone reading, the front shocks are virtually touching the uca, I think I've read other forum members grinding back a bit of the uca for clearance. Is this right? And will it affect strength?
Cheers
Amazed at the lift in the back, guess it will settle when I put some weight in there. Quick question for anyone reading, the front shocks are virtually touching the uca, I think I've read other forum members grinding back a bit of the uca for clearance. Is this right? And will it affect strength?
Cheers
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navtruckchic
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bods
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Yes grinding them back is correct. No it won't affect the strength if you only grind back enough to clear the shock and don't go nuts on them......
camo.b
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That popcorn is amazing!!! In those little packs its my favourite smoko food!!
navtruckchic
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bods
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Are you sharing or not?
camo.b
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Can anyone else get them?
bods
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Yeah you can get em in perth too
happy john
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Lol I was only joking, hope the back is improving mate.lol yeah but maybe if you got your hand off the tissue box you might be able to tell when people are having a joke!! hey BJ lol
navtruckchic
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camo.b
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Perth...adelaide almost the same place
bods
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Again..... Hmmm not sure on that. I've done it 5 times already......
Hahaha yeah close enough lol
navtruckchic
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happy john
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So how is the back?Of course you were, why would i have thought otherwise?
Going well, fighting fit thanks BJ
d22dave
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I drove down to the boat ramp and launched my tinny. Nothing to glamorous. But hey its what I bought it for
Spent a lot for **** service
So a well known 4wd parts supplier took 6 months to finally receive my canopy from their supplier and fit it along with the drawer system. All good I accepted their explanation of import issues however after parting with the cash I drove it home tonight with no tail lights! And was pulled over. For the life of me I couldn't find the bloody fuse box responsible for lighting. Turns out there is a mystery fuse box I didst know about connected to the CAN Communication Bus stuffed into the left hand rear engine bay, frigged around for a bit and worked out that there's parking lights and Illumination fuses?! So back to the shop tomorrow. Anyone wanting a heads up as to the shop in question drop us a line.
So a well known 4wd parts supplier took 6 months to finally receive my canopy from their supplier and fit it along with the drawer system. All good I accepted their explanation of import issues however after parting with the cash I drove it home tonight with no tail lights! And was pulled over. For the life of me I couldn't find the bloody fuse box responsible for lighting. Turns out there is a mystery fuse box I didst know about connected to the CAN Communication Bus stuffed into the left hand rear engine bay, frigged around for a bit and worked out that there's parking lights and Illumination fuses?! So back to the shop tomorrow. Anyone wanting a heads up as to the shop in question drop us a line.
rastik86
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Sunday removed second battery and tray, marine ply false floor and tub liner. Surpised how little dirt and crap was under the tub liner after what I've heard, but gave the tub a good degrease and pressure hose.
Today dropped it off at the local Opposite Lock (Epping, VIC) and had my Outback drawers fitted. Refitted battery tray and second battery in storage compartment under drawer top in in front of wheel arch.
Very happy with drawers, fit all my cordless tools under lock key now, not just behind the locked window of my canopy. Locked windows can be easily opened with a brick, these drawers seem a little more solid.
Today dropped it off at the local Opposite Lock (Epping, VIC) and had my Outback drawers fitted. Refitted battery tray and second battery in storage compartment under drawer top in in front of wheel arch.
Very happy with drawers, fit all my cordless tools under lock key now, not just behind the locked window of my canopy. Locked windows can be easily opened with a brick, these drawers seem a little more solid.
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