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05 SAS HILUX

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Post by crack »

theres no pics?? :cry:
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Post by Pipes »

Sorry lads I haven't got any pics to post. However the hilux will be in octobers 4wd monthly & a pic is already in septembers 4wd monthly. It's on the last page advertising for next month. So check it out. I will take some pics when I go 4bying sunday n post them. :)
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Post by alchemist »

Pipes,

So can you please enlighten me as to what front diff you have got fitted? and what you have done?

I assume an 80 series front diff, flipped?

Have been real keen on getting it done myself.

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Post by tuffer_2.4 »

post dig
any recent up close pics im about to start this my self also more details about specific model parts used
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Post by alchemist »

tuffer_2.4 wrote:post dig
any recent up close pics im about to start this my self also more details about specific model parts used
You decided to keep it now?

Is that why you were trying to sell, because of the IFS?
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Post by tuffer_2.4 »

i was going to sell and get a tray back ute but decided to keep and modd more i like it more than the tray backs any way. Just going to sas it now then ill be happy
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Post by mmaaxx »

any apics of this hilux? Ive got an 07 running 3inch lift and 33's and will be looking into some gears this year and trying to squeeze "skinnier" 35's on it too. more likely something like 34/10.5x16 swamper LTB's for offroading but would like to see pics of this one.

is this the bronze coloured one that was in 4x4 monthly ages ago.the extra cab chassis?

I know in the states they are managing to run the Taco's with 3inch lift and 35's. but you need the perfect offset wheel, trim the body mount and some plastic.
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Post by Pipes »

mmaaxx wrote:any apics of this hilux? Ive got an 07 running 3inch lift and 33's and will be looking into some gears this year and trying to squeeze "skinnier" 35's on it too. more likely something like 34/10.5x16 swamper LTB's for offroading but would like to see pics of this one.

is this the bronze coloured one that was in 4x4 monthly ages ago.the extra cab chassis?

I know in the states they are managing to run the Taco's with 3inch lift and 35's. but you need the perfect offset wheel, trim the body mount and some plastic.
I think I might be able to post a pic up if I remember how. :?
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Post by Pipes »

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Post by mmaaxx »

does anybody here know what that front conversion ended up costing him?
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Post by Pipes »

OVERKILL ENG wrote:Okay I will answer some of the questions.

We did the work for the owner its not our truck.

It runs full 80 series front end including radius arms,steering box,coil towers panhard.It also runs a Dobbin Engineering Crosslink very similar to Chads.(professor).
Cost wise as its not totally finished so its hard to be exact but it will be around the $10000 mark.
When it is finished we will post up some pics of it in action.
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Post by mmaaxx »

Im soooo jealous of that beast.......guess i just have to put up with my IFS....for now
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Post by dirty harry »

i see you have coils in the rear now :cool:
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Post by evanstaniland »

dirty harry wrote:i see you have coils in the rear now :cool:
and the x link front and rear!!

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