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Over the last two weeks my Feroza has been getting some TLC, starting with a 50mm body lift, then it got 31" muddies on some new sunraysia rims. Looks soooo mean now amd sits heaps taller than standard.
The body lift was pretty easy really, apart from one bastard of a rusted bolt which we had to take the anglegrinder to
hey ferozaman would you be keen to pair up and we can both have a go at the same time doing the body lifts to our trucks that way we can work out what to do together to our rigs, as I am not confidant at all to do the lift by myself
newbyferoza wrote:hey ferozaman would you be keen to pair up and we can both have a go at the same time doing the body lifts to our trucks that way we can work out what to do together to our rigs, as I am not confidant at all to do the lift by myself
cheers nico
yeah mate probably would be interested ill let you know when im gonna do it so you have plenty of time to get the parts. will pm you later in with my details so we can work it out. where are you located???
No problems with noise or leaks so far - it's seen heaps of rain now too, so it's passed the test. Because there is a ridge where the hard top sit, it seals up nicely (press studs on the top section and hooks around the edge)
I can still put the hard top on, so it's all sweet
It was no trouble to do the window cos someone else did it for me!! It was a piece of piss for them BTW Ya just need to look after it, if you don't it will crack and go yellow.
Yeah that sounds good to me..... I think I'll do a dual battery setup as well before I hook those babies up - just incase I kill the alternator / battery prematurely
Mate I got all the info I needed from Dave Fogwill's site - Thanks Dave
Guess who owns Dave's Roza now?.....ME! Doing some more mods to the interior and some TLC on the gear box, shocks, clutch and front end over the next few weeks...
Have begun replacing interior panels, will post pics soon.
Luke
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Ya just need to look after it, if you don't it will crack and go yellow.
Could be tough balancing your gear on it ¬_¬