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Tech Talk for Ford, Mazda, Daihatsu & Makes that currently dont have a home.

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Post by 4x4xmore »

couple more of my poor little feroza
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Post by Pommie B*stard »

Flash pics 4x4xmore. :armsup:
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Post by Fearhoza »

I like your sliders, 4x4xmore :P

Do you have dimensions and instructions on how to mount/make them? :armsup:
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Post by 4x4xmore »

Fearhoza wrote:I like your sliders, 4x4xmore :P

Do you have dimensions and instructions on how to mount/make them? :armsup:
thought about that after I made them
I ahd a couple of hour spare and some material laying around at work, so I spent a couple of hours making them before I went out on a run

bsically used 3 mm 50x25 rhs
cut two pieces that went along chassis and clamped them there
cut a piece of 4mm wall pipe to the length that i needed, used a jack to hold it up agains the sill and then measured and cut the angles requiered for it to sit flush against the clamped bits of rhs on the chassis and the pipe. I then tacked it in place , removed the clamps and fully welded,

once welded a quick check to see that they will fit then a quick coat of paint. I then clamped them in place, in the chassis there is already holes straight through so I only had to drill the rhs and then I used 1/2" bolts to bolt them up with large washers on the inside edge of the chassis.

they do the job just fine for now but I will need to make a new set once I do a body lift.

the tip is to make them before you damage your sill :lol:
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Post by 4x4xmore »

here are some more pics

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Post by Fearhoza »

can i have them when you do a body lift? :P
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Post by Pommie B*stard »

Crikey mate, those 31's look close when the front's compressed.
Are you on full torsion lift?

Jon.
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Post by 4x4xmore »

Pommie B*stard wrote:Crikey mate, those 31's look close when the front's compressed.
Are you on full torsion lift?

Jon.
:lol:
have the torsion bars wound up to compensate for the 2" lift, when compressed like it is in that pic they do scrub pretty hard

body lift will fix that though :lol:
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Post by tufferoza »

nothing flash, but was out new years eve mucking around.
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is a pity no-one was around to get the pic of the massive air we got off some seaweed jumps along the beach. :twisted: :cry:
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Post by 2roky »

heres a nz fez running a set of 31''scropion muds an hilux shocks n da rear i got way more travel in da rear end now. snapped 1 of the standard shocks clean in half. all 4 are still on the deck but only just
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wot do you guys thnk of that
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Post by Mudsierra »

looks about the same amount of flex as mine feroza, looking good there, couldn't you go a bit further?
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Post by Goatse.AJ »

Lose the swaybar and you'll get a bit more flex.
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Post by 2roky »

yeh i was getin furtha but da brakes wouldnt hold it ther it kept rollin back on me so i just had to settle for there. i've only just goten round to takin da antisway bar off havent even had time to go n try it out ae.
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Post by Fearhoza »

Flexin'!

Taken on Sunday, heading down Rocky Trail after a run up Morbid Track. Followed a lifted GQ Patrol on 35's without much of a hassle. Few almost-rolled-it moments, but no major problems :)

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Post by ferozamaniac »

Come on none of you have any recent pictures with your Feroza offroading?
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Post by meece4x4 »

sorry for the quality were taken on a phone camera at a mates place

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taken a couple of weeks ago before I installed the winch ... nose now looks like this

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cheers
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Post by meece4x4 »

just to hog the board a little more :lol: heres a couple of shots of my beastie now it has the soft top on and is FINISHED!! well for this summer anyway ... only long term plans are to weld the front diff and rebuild the LSD as it's got a fair amount of backlash in it. and maybe get rid of that rear bumper..... knock up a set of bars for the front ....... bugger maybe it's not finished after all :twisted: :bad-words: :lol:

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notice the ride height difference between this photo and the one above! as my wife once said it's amaizing what 2" can do :oops:
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cheers Meece
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Post by chatto »

are lsd diff,s commen over there
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Post by ferozamaniac »

If you are asking me my friend here in Greece all ferozas have LSD (yet i have never seen one without an LSD).
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Post by meece4x4 »

chatto wrote:are lsd diff,s commen over there
Here in New Zealand the Rear LSD was one of only two factory options that Daihatsu offered at time of purchase, the other being a pretty good PTO winch, out of the 20 odd Ferozas/Rockys around my area mine is the only one with a LSD, :shock: unforutantly the clutch packs are starting to wear in mine and there is considable backlash that I will need to look at sometime soon.

I noticed that you have a welded front diff , how are they for driving offroad? im thinking of doing mine but Im worried about how much they cut the steering lock down, as most of 4wding is along windy forestry tracks or on sand dunes

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Post by chatto »

hi there, well the welded diff only comes in to play when you lock in 4wheel drive. When it is not in 4 wheel drive it dose not worry steering its just normal .Locked in it,s fine, it,s a bit heaver to steer but you will notice a big differance in performance in where you can go .Turning is a bit of a three point turn on tight corners but apart from that is is great, do it you will enjoy it.
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Post by ferozamaniac »

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Post by Newtothefourbeworld »

just thought i should add to the pictures with some i just took while out trying out the new tyres while i can actually move the car as i finally got around to lifting the bumper........

enjoy!

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Post by Tzi »

A widebody with rubber flares.. that looks tough as! :armsup:
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Post by Newtothefourbeworld »

just some more photos to keep you guys entertained......

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Post by meece4x4 »

is that the cheap and nasty plastic garden edging that the warehouse and Kmart sell that you are using for flare extensons?? :lol:

Fez looks good now that the mods have been done,

a word of advise tho .... DONT hit water holes too fast in Daihatsu's they tend to roll very easy ... was just flicking through our local paper and there was a write up on the front page about 4x4's driving too fast on the beaches .. sure enough there was a photo of an upturned Fez :cry:

Local auction site has more than it's fair share of Fez/Rocky rollover up for sale too

keep the pics coming always great to see Fez's in action
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Post by Newtothefourbeworld »

yeh that would be the stuff im using!! lol

its good shit and does the job really well so im happy....
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Post by meece4x4 »

Newtothefourbeworld wrote:yeh that would be the stuff im using!! lol

its good shit and does the job really well so im happy....
cool thanks for that will have to remember that for the Mrs Zook.... it needs flares for a warrent of fitness (wof)
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Post by rob-lo »

Looks tight!. And they say u can’t tern a-fro in to a tank ho ho ho
?-no air photos ho ho ho

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