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Post by RUFF »

Mark you had this one there for a while or is this another one? I just remember seing a defender in the background of another pic from your shop and i thought someone said it was getting similar specs.

With all the changes your doing on that one did he ever think of maybe starting with a GU? :D
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Post by tozook »

sounds like one insane rig can't wait to see some pic's :armsup:
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Post by uninformed »

i just don't understand why so much of a rover gets changed just to look like a rover.

yes i know diffs are shit and etc, etc

would it have been easier to put a rover body on a patrol chassis?

everyone likes different things but it seems unefficent.

i'm sure the build quality will be top notch and the truck turn out great. i just strugle to get my head around some things.

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Post by jbell »

sounds great looking forward to pics
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Post by Reddo »

uninformed.....yup!~....Hybrids are always stronger

...hey Cheezy, how will the CVs stack up with such big rubber?? Have heard of a few Nissan CVs busting with 37's never mind 42's. Mind you they were being flogged at the time.

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Post by andrew e »

Reddo wrote:uninformed.....yup!~....Hybrids are always stronger

...hey Cheezy, how will the CVs stack up with such big rubber?? Have heard of a few Nissan CVs busting with 37's never mind 42's. Mind you they were being flogged at the time.

Look forward to seeing the pics
you obviously didn't see cheezy driving at tt05 with 42s and gu diffs.
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Post by uninformed »

i think a few missed my point.

i know the guy wants a rover look.

i know he wants to run the same stuff as his comp rig to have spares.

it just seemed to me that a chassis extention and full axle, gearbox and transfer change would be more time consuming than dropping a lr body on a gu chassis.

i know cheezy does great work. im not nocking that, the idea or what a person wants. just seemed most of the lr stuff was being changed

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Post by lexi »

So as a Professional can you confirm that Patrol driveline is stronger than Rover 110 ?. In your opinion of course.
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Post by Micka »

lexi wrote:So as a Professional can you confirm that Patrol driveline is stronger than Rover 110 ?. In your opinion of course.
Alex
I don't think anyone in their right mind could say that Rover is stronger than Nissan GU in the diffs/axels/CVs.

And the best part is, its not a difficult swap. Going to a 5 link front brings the Nissan stuff up to the capabilities, flex-wise, of the Rover front too.

What will the final drive ratio be like compared to the 110 set up? Nissan ratios don't really like tyres bigger than 35".
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Post by Loanrangie »

I get the idea of the build and the reasoning behind it, but if its mainly/only a tow rig why make it 4wd at all and also apart from the rear pinion alignment why not use the lt230 transfer - that is one rover part that is better then jap stuff. Sounds like one tuff rig.
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Post by Micka »

Cheezy4x4 wrote:I have only ever seen 1 broken GQ T-case and that was lack of (NO) oil with 500hp.
Also the cost and availability of the GQ $250 and gears and also the option of twin t-cases.
And yes in the future this can and will be doing winch comps. ;)
Its defintiely easier with the Nissan parts. And you are well known for your affinity with Patrol running gear.

Sounds bloody awesome, Cheesy :armsup:

Now make with the farkin pics :twisted:
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Post by Bush65 »

Micka wrote:
lexi wrote:So as a Professional can you confirm that Patrol driveline is stronger than Rover 110 ?. In your opinion of course.
Alex
I don't think anyone in their right mind could say that Rover is stronger than Nissan GU in the diffs/axels/CVs.

And the best part is, its not a difficult swap. Going to a 5 link front brings the Nissan stuff up to the capabilities, flex-wise, of the Rover front too.

What will the final drive ratio be like compared to the 110 set up? Nissan ratios don't really like tyres bigger than 35".
I'm guessing that lexi was interested in how the 110 salisbury (similar to dana 60) rear diff compared to the nissan.

I think I remember Sam (strangerover) posting that dana 60's were far stronger than nissan. But he may have been considering the spindles etc of dana 60, which are superior to rover salisbury.

Although the 24 spline axles would not compare, the salisbury stuff is plenty strong for a 110.
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Post by Slunnie »

Was that the Salisbury with 1.5" 35 spline axles?
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Post by Reddo »

Na 06 was my first TT and saw a few busted CVs there

but it's good to hear how strong GU CVs are - have put same in the Disco so should do the job by all accounts!
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Post by wrksux »

Sounds bloody awsome,

as always im sure your fab work and attention to detail will end up with a beautiful rig :D


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Cheezy was in sydney as of this morning so Im guessing he wont be back at work till at least tomorrow or more likely Monday ;)
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Post by Micka »

Cheezy4x4 wrote:Pics soon.
Just an update
Cage done
Seats done
Diffs built
A frame and links powdercoated and in
5 link powdercoated and in
Chassis mounts and crossmembers done and painted
Custom tube tray powdercoated and alloy work done
Sliders powdercoated and done
New LS2 ready to go in
New 4L80E being muscled up with full man shift ect ect
T-case built and ready
Adaptors ready
Beadlocks and tyres done and ready.
Only a few more weeks to getting to the auto elec and on the road. :D
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