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Last set of "Build-Up" pics...

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Last set of "Build-Up" pics...

Post by DiscoDino »

I know most of you are sick and tired of this build (I'm kinda partial as I got to test the truck out this weekend)

Well, all in all, RUNNING great for all the build up (new engine, transfer case, underdrive, alternator, hydro pump, lots of chassis work, re-wiring, etc...)

Pending are a couple of things, mainly bleeding the brakes, exhaust redo, some "cleaning up" installations (footwell, fenders, etc...) tools fixing, etc...need to wire the ARBs in and the winches...

Truck drives great, at 90km/hr has no shaking at all...lots of tire howling though...the steering is effortless at any RPM/speed range, and centers quite well. Trying to get used to the old Auto shifter (not sure why the new type didn't fit)...

Couple of questions before the pics:
1. Can I fit an aftermarket shifter? If yes, any specific type/model?
2. Planning on putting M8274-50 in the rear as the front, but with the bigger axles coming in, and lots of space (+ weight to spare out back above the diff) was thinking maybe an M12 or a 16.5ti would be better...any thoughts?

Here goes:

102" wheelbase...needs to be stretched to 108" (Summer 07 project)
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Front stance...Golf Series 1 front headlights
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Tube work...very tight and solid...
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Front stinger
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Rear cargo set-up (scuba tank in the middle, need to secure Pull-Pal & closures for rear tool box). Fuel filler will get a cage around it so that I don't knock it off accidentally...
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Flex :flipoff2:
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Alongside my brother-in-law's Nissan Murano (fast 4x4)
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Beauty shot (its gorgeous, I don't care what you say :))
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Post by shakes »

thats looking a million dollars... just teasin me to get mine done!
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Post by def90 »

can't wait to see some wheeling and flex pics? i'll be interested to hear how balanced and stable she is off road?

P.S. thats some big tube!!
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Post by justinC »

When is the entry to the paris dakar gonna be paid?????
Or the OZ safari, or the Baja 1000????

Looks excellent.

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Post by TRobbo »

Good work Dino - except I think the bonnet looks to standard :lol:
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Post by markil »

That's very nice :cool: Need some pics of it being used now :armsup:
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Post by A1 »

Fawk yeah I'm no Disco fan but that looks awesome definatley needs the extra in wheelbase though ....very kewl build mate ......how does cooling go or does it have a rear under tray radiator ( with the chequer plate grille )




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Post by landy_man »

A1 wrote:Fawk yeah I'm no rangie fan
Thats a Discovery :roll:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

No, seriously.. only joking..
Well, the doors and bonnet were once on a Disco..

Nice work mate.. Love the fornt grille :armsup:
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Post by A1 »

landy_man wrote:
A1 wrote:Fawk yeah I'm no rangie fan
Thats a Discovery :roll:

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

No, seriously.. only joking..
Well, the doors and bonnet were once on a Disco..

Nice work mate.. Love the fornt grille :armsup:

mmmm oooops and my brother inlaw is a landrover maniac ....my bad :oops:


Damn brain (or lack of) to hands malfuntion Rangie /disco /landy there all the same arent they :?: - ;) with the exception of the above thats :twisted: ........... :cool:
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Post by DiscoDino »

Thanks guys...

Dan - there is a full radiator in the front right behind the bling bling grill...
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Post by A1 »

Geez I was having a shocker last night when I posted them replys

When I first seen the Pic I thought it was Chequer plate (grille)not perforated sheet as it actually is :oops:

Was really needing some sleep last night And it showed in the posts ;)


Very shweet Rig DiscoDino :cool: cant wait for wheeling pics




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