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Project Nuki - The Afterbirth - pics again

Tech Talk for Suzuki owners.

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Post by bigsteve »

Looking good james.

You should use the same paint I did as it comes in tins for spraying and in rattle cans for touch ups.
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Post by DeWsE »

looking great!
I love those rear tubs
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Post by bigsteve »

BTT

C'mon James its been a week

What progress has been made??
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Post by sierrajim »

Under body washed ready for stone guard (for sound deadening), chassis ready for paint, steering worked out, material for rear shock hoop ordered.

Planning on a big weekend ahead. Will bet some photos of a more complete vehicle by sunday night, i hope.
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Post by DeWsE »

Good luck!

Long weekends under the car can be very annoying at times.
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Post by sierrajim »

Touched up the welding under the chassis today by flipping it, then painted the underside of the frame, steel for shock hoop arrived 24 hours late. Ended up having to work until 3pm so didn't get much done.

Plans for tomoz, rear shock hoop, stone guard inside and underneath the body, refit springs and diffs, finish winch mount, finish off body prep ready for paint on Monday.
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Post by sierrajim »

Touched up the welding under the chassis today by flipping it, then painted the underside of the frame, steel for shock hoop arrived 24 hours late. Ended up having to work until 3pm so didn't get much done.

Plans for tomoz, rear shock hoop, stone guard inside and underneath the body, refit springs and diffs, finish winch mount, finish off body prep ready for paint on Monday.
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Post by sierrajim »

not sure what happened then, it posted twice.

Sorry Grimbo.............oh and sorry to you too redzook
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Post by bigsteve »

Sounds like good progress James.

What colour did you decide on??
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Post by sierrajim »

I think i've finally decided on red but still have 24hre to make up my mind. Kind of like tool box blue but am thinking that's a bit "otis".

Anyway, steering box mounted, shock hoop made ready to weld on, body stoneguarded underneath and inside, winch mount complete, suspension mounts all done.

List for tomorrow:

Fit diffs/springs, fit shock hoop, spray putty body, install body lift blocks and if i get time fit the boggers. :twisted:
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Post by sierrajim »

Maybe thinking of using a motorbike disc and caliper as a park brake, has anyone done this before?

They sell kits in the US to do it but they are a bit pricey for what you get.

Was thinking of a motor bike disc and caliper operating off the original 1.0ltr master cylinder with a lever attached to the original park brake.
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Post by DeWsE »

vitarajim wrote:Maybe thinking of using a motorbike disc and caliper as a park brake, has anyone done this before?

They sell kits in the US to do it but they are a bit pricey for what you get.

Was thinking of a motor bike disc and caliper operating off the original 1.0ltr master cylinder with a lever attached to the original park brake.


Yeah a few people have done similar eg mud4b (i think) used a wilwood calipar
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Post by Gwagensteve »

Mmmm Otis. I think Otis will be reducing the popularity of blue zuk's for a while.

I believe that Mud4b used a go kart cliper (mechanical). Generally, motorbike calipers are hydraulic, and this is probably more complexity than necessary.
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Post by sierrajim »

shock hoop installed, shackles made and painted, fuel tank mounted in for the last time, body lift blocks installed under cabin.

If the pics were working i'd post some.

spring and shackle rubbers arriving tomorrow, will bolt up diffs then bolt up steering box.
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Post by christover1 »

vitarajim wrote:shock hoop installed, shackles made and painted, fuel tank mounted in for the last time, body lift blocks installed under cabin.

If the pics were working i'd post some.

spring and shackle rubbers arriving tomorrow, will bolt up diffs then bolt up steering box.


email me pix, I can host them, and link them, that is working ok atm, christover kristovr@bigpond.net.au
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Post by bigsteve »

Most importantly are those boggers fitted to those bling rims??
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Post by christover1 »

Rear adjustable shock hoop mounted, fuel tank in for the last time, steering box mounted, winch mounted (touching steering box so needs to move a little), chassis painted all bar the engine mounts, body lift blocks in place.



I’m waiting on the rubber spring bushings at the moment, hopefully they get here today, if they do I will fit the front and rear springs with the diffs tonight. My spray booth is full so have not painted the body yet but will do this week. Red is the final decision (the more I thought of blue the more I thought of Otis).
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Post by sierrajim »

thanks chris
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Post by Barathrum »

looking good.
what sort of time frame are you looking at untill your finished?
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Post by sierrajim »

Trying to get it driveable within the next two weeks.

Tonight nothing got done, damn work gets in the way of everything.

Anyway by tomorrow night i'll have gotten over the frustration and back into it.
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[quote="Harb"]Well I'm guessing that they didn't think everyone would carry on like a big bunch of sooky girls over it like they have........[/quote]
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Post by stumped »

dude, use the img button instead of the url... so it's [img]pic%20address[/img], and the pics will come up
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[quote="Harb"]Well I'm guessing that they didn't think everyone would carry on like a big bunch of sooky girls over it like they have........[/quote]
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Post by stumped »

vitarajim wrote:Image



close.... just need to change where the img tags are
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Post by DeWsE »

I like your work shop! What is the car to the left of the frame? The one in primer
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Post by sierrajim »

Its an MG that we are doing a full bare metal restoration on for a client.
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Post by DeWsE »

vitarajim wrote:Its an MG that we are doing a full bare metal restoration on for a client.


That sounds like a cool job you got going their!
I love classic's!

Also things are looking good, keep up the great work!
When are you gonna get the boggers on the rims?
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Post by Barathrum »

what are you doing for front shock mounts? shock hoops?
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Post by sierrajim »

boggers fitted to rims will get pics soon.
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