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Finally, a little bit of action....

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Finally, a little bit of action....

Post by Drewfus »

Not much to report, but for Germo's sake, here's a photo of his new toy (Mick's old beast), which we are slowly modifying in prepartion for rego.

The rear barwork will be removed, and replaced with a tube tray. other mods will be fairly basic, a simple tidy up, a lick of paint, and some BIG rubber for the beast.

After that, more mods in preparation for comps etc.. one thing at a time.

Lesson for today, bald, stock tyres(Lux) do not climb piles of dirt very well......they just spin. :lol:

Note: the sooner people buy some of his zook leftovers, the sooner he can afford the BIG tyres....wink, wink, nudge, nudge... :D
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Post by grimbo »

I'd love to know how that will pass a rego?
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Post by Guy »

Dont get jealous if it does Grimbo ... :D Just because yours wont ;)
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Post by Drewfus »

Fair call, it will require a fair amount of work till it's RTA inspection friendly.......but it can be done.
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Post by bigsteve »

love_mud wrote:Dont get jealous if it does Grimbo ... :D Just because yours wont ;)


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Post by germo »

grimbo wrote:I'd love to know how that will pass a rego?


lots more work, but where there is a will there is a way, its got alot of reshaping to take place. but hilux diffs under a zook, its been done before, its just this one looks a bit different to say redzook!

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Post by germo »

some more action,

rear section gone. Running a 36inch simex on rear and a 35 A/T on front.

goes alot better than 4 split rims. even thought I only had two good tyres on it. doesn't sit very straight, a bit lop sided
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Post by runnin4life »

what parts does he need bought so he can get those bigger tyres
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Post by germo »

I need to sell my simex, brand new $1000
and motor, has done about 30,000 - 40,000 k's since $1900 rebuild. $700

and a heap of other bits and peices.

want any?

I really want a set of the 36" simex, but whatever for road, in a 35"

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Post by runnin4life »

um you wouldnt hapen to have a brake booster from a 1.0 or some of the intertiour from a 85
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Post by jemo_7 »

germo wrote:I need to sell my simex, brand new $1000
and motor, has done about 30,000 - 40,000 k's since $1900 rebuild. $700

and a heap of other bits and peices.

want any?

I really want a set of the 36" simex, but whatever for road, in a 35"

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Post by lay80n »

Looking good.Interested to see how the work planned to keep the RTA happy turns out. Deffinatley a beast.
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Post by germo »

the 1.3L out of my current zook is forsale. but not sure I can be bothered changing motors, but if someone is keen I will.

yeah a bit of a mission but do-able.

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Post by germo »

ok so I haven't been completely lost. I've been observant, but now its time for an update especially considering I want to challenge tim!

so I have done a bit more body work and put a track bar over the rear diff. works great, the thing is a weapon on grass with cig rear and near bald split rims. but still gets up stuff easily. the track bar helped with getting up ledges as it stop the car from slowing as the rear diff didn't rotate anymore. very recomended.

have tube rear on and panel in, front clip is finished, just needs cutting a bit, but fits 36 simex easily. had no clearence issues and looks fat. tyres on ofset rims stuck out 8 inches. but split rims are ok.

how much left?
well welds need a tidy up and the strip it and pain. exhaust, eng and rego.

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that my jerry springer to this post.

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Post by Drewfus »

Get off the computer and fire up that welder.......

thursday shed night?

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Post by mud4b »

i cant seem to see the pics..

are these not linked ?
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Post by Midget »

Where are the pics????
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Post by lay80n »

Pics Germo, wanna see what you have turned it in to.
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Post by Drewfus »

Pic's not currently linked.

Will take some & link em later in the week........(if Germo lets me take some).
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Post by germo »

yeah thurs night I'll be at the shed. and if you bring your camera you can take pics. might even put a nice set of simex on for a pic.

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Post by Drewfus »

ok.............

Note: still allot of work to do before it 'complies' for rego :D but we are making progress, slowly but surely, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

here's a few dodgy photo's from last night's 'test and tune' paddock bash before we comenced with the 'booty fab' fabrication of 'junk parts'.

As it stands.........with some 36"s
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a bit of flex in the creek......
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and up some rocks.....
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easy, peazy, japaneezy.

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Cheers, and coming to get ya tim.......... :D

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Post by grimbo »

Cool.

So it looks like you are running dual shackles on the front, how is it linked?

What are the specs on diffs etc etc
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Post by DeWsE »

Grimbo it looks as though it has a shackle reverse with a drop spring mount at the front.
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Post by Drewfus »

no dual shackles, its just a 'shackle reversal' (front fixed).

Zook rears up front, hilux rears down back.

Will try and find a photo to illustrate.

Hilux w/t diffs (5.11 centres from memory, will be changed to 4.7 shortly).
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Post by lay80n »

Lookin sweet. :D
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Post by germo »

so there we have some pics. the rock with rubber on it is not from the simex, it crawled that in 1st gear. I'm keen to keep 5.1's until I figure its too slow on the road. because its awesome on the rocks. although 2nd gear is better for a little punch up the ledge, but first is a show off.

well thats about it. its coming along well, and yes tim might be in trouble.

enjoy.

hey drewfus can you email the rest of those pics to me please.

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Post by redzook »

nice progress :cool:

looks like it will eat my current rig :lol:
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Post by DeWsE »

redzook wrote:nice progress :cool:

looks like it will eat my current rig :lol:


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Post by germo »

I did notice the "current" in there. and so I look forward to the next rig. you will have to work hard, because I know I'll kill your red thing.
but nothing is better than proving it on the track.

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Post by spazbot »

Drewfus wrote:no dual shackles, its just a 'shackle reversal' (front fixed).

Zook rears up front, hilux rears down back.

Will try and find a photo to illustrate.

Hilux w/t diffs (5.11 centres from memory, will be changed to 4.7 shortly).


if they are lux diffs they will prolly be 5.29s
and you would have to go back to 4.88s

if you decide to do this ill buy ya 5.29s off ya as i need some spares
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