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TD5 SII Bush Rangie Build Up (Dial Up Warning) Updated

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I took it for a drive today. :D :D :D :shock: :D
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C'mon Maggot! Don't hold out.... tell us what it was like!
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Slunnie wrote:C'mon Maggot! Don't hold out.... tell us what it was like!
It was gooood :D
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Post by zuffen »

I have yet to meet a Bushie/Dakar owner who can't say the car "brings a smile to their dial" every time they drive it.
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zuffen wrote:I have yet to meet a Bushie/Dakar owner who can't say the car "brings a smile to their dial" every time they drive it.
Just wish it was mine
[quote="Wooders"]If ya want a 4x4 camry go ahead & buy a Patrol or Cruiser.[/quote]Rangie with 80s LC diffs, Isuzu 4bd1, Twin ARB lockers, 8000lb Hi mount warn, 315x75x16 Procomp XTerrains
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Post by SeaRover »

wow - that thing is beautiful :armsup: you guys have all the cool rover toys down under. well done! :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by Maggot4x4 »

Final Pics of the build up. All thats left is mud flaps

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Post by ISUZUROVER »

That looks awesome!!! I want to see some interior/dash shots after a weekend in the QLD dust though... :D

I see you managed a plug in the last pic :D
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ISUZUROVER wrote: I see you managed a plug in the last pic :D
:oops: :D
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Post by BIg StEvE »

FANTASTIC! Love your work! :D :armsup:
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maggot, mate just curious what the roll bars are wrapped in? they look great? are they weather proof? how scratch resistant are they? idea of costing? where it got done?....don't want to be pushy but would love to do my D90 cage in similar stuff...




P.S. sexy looking rig :twisted: :cool:
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def90 wrote:maggot, mate just curious what the roll bars are wrapped in? they look great? are they weather proof? how scratch resistant are they? idea of costing? where it got done?....don't want to be pushy but would love to do my D90 cage in similar stuff...




P.S. sexy looking rig :twisted: :cool:
Will find out for you.
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def90 wrote: P.S. sexy looking rig :twisted: :cool:
Looking real sweet!
But... heh heh, Treat it like a mongrel for 8 years and it'll end up like the following:
(Ie, needs a lot of loving care done to it)
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def90 wrote:maggot, mate just curious what the roll bars are wrapped in? they look great? are they weather proof? how scratch resistant are they? idea of costing? where it got done?....don't want to be pushy but would love to do my D90 cage in similar stuff...




P.S. sexy looking rig :twisted: :cool:
It's just padded marine vinyl. Got done up here in the Bay.
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cheers maggot, mate do you mind if i ask how much it costs roughly? are they zippers on the joins?
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Post by zuffen »

The rubber flares let it down a little.

Have you considered a set of the Dakar fibreglass flares. Very neat and integrate well.

If I go for bigger wheels I'll use them on my Dakar.
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Post by wrksux »

dual snorkles and she would be perfect i rekon
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wrksux wrote:dual snorkles and she would be perfect i rekon
Can recall seeing the JDM $700.00 price tag for one many moons ago.
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def90 wrote:cheers maggot, mate do you mind if i ask how much it costs roughly? are they zippers on the joins?
Yep, they are zippered, I will see if I can find out the cost.
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zuffen wrote:The rubber flares let it down a little.

Have you considered a set of the Dakar fibreglass flares. Very neat and integrate well.

If I go for bigger wheels I'll use them on my Dakar.
I haven't seen them, do you have a pic of some? Idea of cost?
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zuffen wrote:The rubber flares let it down a little.

Have you considered a set of the Dakar fibreglass flares. Very neat and integrate well.

If I go for bigger wheels I'll use them on my Dakar.
The bushie wheel arches are moulded a little different to the dakar, but the Dakar flares may still fit (I don't know for sure).
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Maggot4x4 wrote:
def90 wrote:cheers maggot, mate do you mind if i ask how much it costs roughly? are they zippers on the joins?
Yep, they are zippered, I will see if I can find out the cost.
$500
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Post by DiscoDino »

Are those THORNBIRDS? :roll:
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DiscoDino wrote:Are those THORNBIRDS? :roll:
On Bush65, I think so.
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Post by Bush65 »

Maggot4x4 wrote:
DiscoDino wrote:Are those THORNBIRDS? :roll:
On Bush65, I think so.
WTF :shock:

Have never had thornbirds. I had 37" MTR when I had 100s diffs, but got rid of them when I changed diffs as I need bigger dia wheels.
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Bush65 wrote:
Maggot4x4 wrote:
DiscoDino wrote:Are those THORNBIRDS? :roll:
On Bush65, I think so.
WTF :shock:

Have never had thornbirds. I had 37" MTR when I had 100s diffs, but got rid of them when I changed diffs as I need bigger dia wheels.
Sorry mate, meant Bushy555
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Waaaayyy offtopic:

>Are those thornbirds?
Yep - crap tyre until they are airred down to 2 psi. Then they start chewin mud. Boggers are way better but. Any reason why you asked or just outta curiosity?
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i ran them in 1999 for 2 weeks and then sold them, they really suck. No comment :)
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Post by zuffen »

Photo of the flares on a few vehicles.

http://www.dakar4x4.co.uk/pgallery/pgallery.htm
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