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Post by NJV6 »

Looking good, what happened to the rear flare? its missing a bit!
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Post by klrevo »

just hadnt put it back on for when i went up to newy for eng. cert.

its on now, and everything is done, just playing the waiting game :roll:

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Post by HotAe92 »

Looking good with the new rubber.

The sad thing is - there is still room under there for 37's :lol:
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Post by klrevo »

HotAe92 wrote:Looking good with the new rubber.

The sad thing is - there is still room under there for 37's :lol:
ahahha dont even say it. i was looking at it this morning thinking..."if you really wanted to you could fit bigger rubber...." but the 35's will be good for now and touring and then after a couple years touring then i guess we'll see what happens ey.

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Post by siggie »

you winning with that red tape yet dean
will get down to see you in the next couple weeks
sorry to stuff ya round
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Post by klrevo »

all good jeff,

good news!!! got plates today for it, about 2 hours ago :armsup: :D stoked, no more bullshit, no more rta, no red flag inspection by rta, all good to go,

just a few little things to fix up and all is good.

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Post by siggie »

thats great , time to go wheelen.
when you going for the maiden voyage??
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Post by klrevo »

yeh we'll wait and see, i wont be driving the craziest shit straight up anyways, little bit of time to learn the new paj.

itll be going out soon though.

dean :D
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Post by HotAe92 »

WHEELING PICS FTW!!!
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Post by M1S3RY »

klrevo wrote:yeh we'll wait and see, i wont be driving the craziest shit straight up anyways, little bit of time to learn the new paj.

itll be going out soon though.

dean :D
I agree, you better take it easy, 'cos if you roll it, you'll never hear the end of it ;)
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Post by klrevo »

ahhaha yeh the last thing id wanna do is take it out and roll it, cos i know how gehy it is to swap bodies...

dean ;)

ps just a few pics of the first time using the stubby lever, nothing serious though. I was very impressed in what it can do :D :armsup: :D keep in mind at road pressures, swaybar connected and second set of shocks in the rear connected. its very very stable and was pretty well impressed in what it would idle up with the exhaust and the low range gears and 5.29s :lol:

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Post by HotAe92 »

awesome, can't wait till we see some HARDCORE pics haha
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Post by siggie »

great stuff dean good to see the maider voyage went well
plenty of travel in the pics too.
looks good.
moveing this week end so will get to catchup next couple of weeks
cheers jeff
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Post by Vman »

Looking good - thats one tough looking pajero!!

I like the smile on your face too! Nothing better than the first drive after all that hard work- I have like that as well!!
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Post by pickle »

Good article on this truck in this months 4wd Action Monthly, pge 150.
Well done Dean!
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Post by klrevo »

ahahhah awesome, yeh had a shoot with them a little while ago,

havent been able to get a copy cos im on moreton island.

hope its good, ahhaha dunno if its on the dvd too, but i could look and sound a bit suss AHAHAH

ill have to wait until i hit the mainland though i guess...

cheers,

hope everyones all good.

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Post by Luxy »

Yep! Its on the dvd!
I was watching it before.

Looking good mate! :armsup:
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Post by mad geordies »

looks well good mate well done, but i need a piccy of your front suspension and some info on how and stuff so i can do it to my pajero swb
thanks mate
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Post by -Scott- »

mad geordies wrote:looks well good mate well done, but i need a piccy of your front suspension and some info on how and stuff so i can do it to my pajero swb
thanks mate
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Post by j-top paj »

just noticed it too this arvo,
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Post by mad geordies »

cheers for the link! greta stuff didnt relise how much went into it, i,m not that good at welding lol looks brilliant though,
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