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Big Steve's Second Zook Project

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Post by greg »

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grimbo wrote:Mine are the heavy duty ones bought this time last year. mind you they are stuffed now - gotta love inverting a shackle with the front diff lock on, 6:1 gears and full throttle :D


Why would you hit anything at full throttle with a 6:1??

I'm lurvin mine


I'm curious too - but then again - full throttle in one gear is no different in speed to changing up a gear is...

I think the issue is more speed - not how many revs you're pumping through the system.
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Post by grimbo »

full throttle sounds better than Going to fast for situation :oops:
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Post by Guy »

redzook wrote:
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grimbo wrote:
u can still invert a shackle with shackle reverse



I understand that this can occur but it is less likley to do so from what I can understand (as you are not backing off objects as often as you are climbing them, also you are moving in the same direction as the tyre so the spring itself is in tension not compression.. if you have your shackle lengths set up properly the spring should be at maximum droop as your shackle is at max reach ...
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Post by grimbo »

I don't want a shackle reversal I have enough gentle contact with the firewall at the moment, don't want to end up with a swamper in my lap if I go with the reversal
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UPDATE:

Inner front guards are now no more, I had hoped I could get away with just removing the front of the inner guard near the headlights (Like Gregs Tin Top) hence why I painted but as the tyres are an inch bigger than I anticipated I got stuck into the guards with a plasma cutter - and man I have to say its my new best friend.

Battery is in the back in a box, washer bottle will go back there too. I just need to track down a smallish air box from pick-a-part probably.

No pics ATM hopefully tomorrow, still need to clean up one of the edges and flex it up to work out how much more of the headlight bucket has to get chopped but its all looking promising.

Saturday will be spent fabbing some shock mounts, hopefully take it off road Sat or Sun arvo.
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Finished off the rear upper shock mounts today, we redrilled the crossmember further inward and used stepped shock bolts of my spare chassis. Now getting full tuck to the bump stop. I also finished the guards, chopped the bottoms of the headlight buckets out, went for a play around Winneke reservoir on some obstacles and couldn't get the fronts to touch panel, the back do but only about 5mm off the bump stops.

I still have a few bits of wiring to clean up and also mount the washer bottle and some sort of air box but apart from that its pretty much trail-ready, I'm hanging to take it out, perhaps one night this week may be the go.
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Post by SAWZALL »

I suppose we can wait til tommorrow for pics......flexed if possible hehehe
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uphiir wrote:I suppose we can wait til tommorrow for pics......flexed if possible hehehe


Flexed will cost extra ;)
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Post by stumped »

where's da pics?? it's tomorrow already!!! :D
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stumped wrote:where's da pics?? it's tomorrow already!!! :D


Oh god, its like..... I blinked and woke up at work ??????
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bigsteve wrote:Oh god, its like..... I blinked and woke up at work ??????


know that feeling, we should work 3 days and have 4day weekends :armsup:
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stumped wrote:
bigsteve wrote:Oh god, its like..... I blinked and woke up at work ??????


know that feeling, we should work 3 days and have 4day weekends :armsup:


I work 7 days squeazed into 5
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Post by greg »

bigsteve wrote:
stumped wrote:
bigsteve wrote:Oh god, its like..... I blinked and woke up at work ??????


know that feeling, we should work 3 days and have 4day weekends :armsup:


I work 7 days squeazed into 5


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I've only got winch and brakes to do... so if you need help - let me know. :)
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what's happening, u've moved back to page 3 bigsteve! any progress?
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stumped wrote:what's happening, u've moved back to page 3 bigsteve! any progress?


Thats just coz Greg & luv_mud pad too much in the other threads.

Tonight Greg and another mate will be over.

Gunna paint the doors, screen surround, bonnet & bikinni bar as well as mount the front flares a bit better, I still need to chase up an air filter (either a shitty air box from pick-a-part or a K&N type pod.

I wanted to have it ready for a club adventure tour this weekend, I wont be doing all 3 days just the Monday as its closest to my house.

I'm currently digital camera-less, hopefully i'll get some action shots on the weekend.
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Oh and I used the bonnet pins that were too Bling even for Greg
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Post by greg »

bigsteve wrote:Oh and I used the bonnet pins that were too Bling even for Greg


Trick :cool:

p.s. why are you using bonnet pins? the bonnet latch should still be there? does it not work?
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greg wrote:
bigsteve wrote:Oh and I used the bonnet pins that were too Bling even for Greg


Trick :cool:

p.s. why are you using bonnet pins? the bonnet latch should still be there? does it not work?


With no inner guard the cable was just flapping in the breeze, plus the mechanism was stupped you had to pull up on the bonnet to get it to release.
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Post by greg »

bigsteve wrote:With no inner guard the cable was just flapping in the breeze, plus the mechanism was stupped you had to pull up on the bonnet to get it to release.


hahah - any excuse for more bling right :D

I'm gonna have to wear my tyres out real fast now so i can justify the :bling: boggers :bling: now
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greg wrote:
bigsteve wrote:With no inner guard the cable was just flapping in the breeze, plus the mechanism was stupped you had to pull up on the bonnet to get it to release.


hahah - any excuse for more bling right :D

I'm gonna have to wear my tyres out real fast now so i can justify the :bling: boggers :bling: now


Krawlers mate, you know you want them
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Post by greg »

bigsteve wrote:Krawlers mate, you know you want them


Nah - i don't do much shopping in my car :armsup:
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Post by grimbo »

greg wrote:
bigsteve wrote:Krawlers mate, you know you want them


Nah - i don't do much shopping in my car :armsup:


Perfect for cruising the IKEA carpark :D
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Post by Drewfus »

Hey Greg, simple solution, you sell me your 'not-so-bling' 34's, and then you've got no reason not to get some flash rubber........ :lol: :)
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Post by bigsteve »

Drewfus wrote:Hey Greg, simple solution, you sell me your 'not-so-bling' 34's, and then you've got no reason not to get some flash rubber........ :lol: :)


Are you sure you'd want them??

They are a little on the small side :cool:
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Post by greg »

bigsteve wrote:Are you sure you'd want them??

They are a little on the small side :cool:


Stretching the friendship there big steve :?

You're certainly talking up this un-tested vehicle of yours aren't you ;)
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Drewfus wrote:Hey Greg, simple solution, you sell me your 'not-so-bling' 34's, and then you've got no reason not to get some flash rubber........ :lol: :)


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Post by Drewfus »

hmmm, did they make 'small' boggers in say a cheap 31" size? :D
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Drewfus wrote:hmmm, did they make 'small' boggers in say a cheap 31" size? :D


As far as you should be concerned - they only came in a 33x14x15 ;) And that's most likely only going to fit on some beadlocks, or whiz bang super bling alloy rims :cool:
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greg wrote:
Drewfus wrote:hmmm, did they make 'small' boggers in say a cheap 31" size? :D


As far as you should be concerned - they only came in a 33x14x15 ;) And that's most likely only going to fit on some beadlocks, or whiz bang super bling alloy rims :cool:


i'm thinking something like this:
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greg wrote:
greg wrote:
Drewfus wrote:hmmm, did they make 'small' boggers in say a cheap 31" size? :D


As far as you should be concerned - they only came in a 33x14x15 ;) And that's most likely only going to fit on some beadlocks, or whiz bang super bling alloy rims :cool:


i'm thinking something like this:


Does it come in an OD centre.
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