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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:20 pm
by kimclive
Pic of the current configuration.
Three more additions I forgot.
* Kumho Venture AT tyres (215/75/15)
* GPS navigation
* Second battery pack
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 11:46 pm
by nickw86au
kimclive wrote:Great to see this thread again. My first post here!
Great trip down memory lane.
She's had a fair bit of body tidy up work done, bullbar, 50mm suspension lift, OME shocks and now rides like a dream.
A bit more mechanical TLC and she will be perfect.
Cheers
Clive
I love looking through old threads... ok, so maybe i have an obsession, but til i actually get my zook, what else can i do?!?
A1MAV wrote:Hey Nick (got ya Pm aswell but I will answer here ) I still have the longy at the moment but it has currently changed hands to my father and from there (as he found a 85 zook ute) it has now moved onto Hypozook .....he has big plans
(like those GH.EY iroks in a small 39.5" size
( JOKING
)
So sorry dude , but I will keep an eye out for ya around the newy area .
Dan
Thanks for that dan, its always great to have someone else keeping an eye out. Would prefer a lwb, however I'm starting to get desperate... nah, I'm happy to wait to get one at the right price
Nick
Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2005 3:46 pm
by Bentzook
A LWB vit would be good, Hilux diffs front and rear, air-lockers, Vit auto into twin Hilux transfercases , 38x12 tsl-sx`s.
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 9:10 am
by SUZOTA
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 10:23 pm
by kimclive
Here she is today.
Looking at the exhaust when the dollars stretch that far.
Cheers
Clive
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 10:59 pm
by SiKiD_01
looking good, and pretty clean these days.
exhaust ay, maybe a good 2" with extractors, and hi-flo cat and muffler. thats what i have, but i have a G16a carby motor. you could probably get a 2.25", with extractors, and hi-flo cat and muffler, but you would be moving the torque a lot higher up in the rev range.
i find with any exhaust upgrade, it will always make a difference, but sometimes it may not be what you are actually after. a bigger diameter pipe will let the engine rev out more and harder, but the actual power, or torque will be higher up on the revs.
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 11:11 pm
by kimclive
Hi SiKiD,
Currently the 'power band' is very low in the rev range. It wants to chug up a hill in top gear rather than free rev in third.
I think opening her up (header and larger dia pipe) might give more power above 3k rpm. But I am happy to be corrected there.
Cheers
Clive
Posted: Sat Dec 17, 2005 11:36 pm
by SiKiD_01
kimclive wrote:Hi SiKiD,
Currently the 'power band' is very low in the rev range. It wants to chug up a hill in top gear rather than free rev in third.
I think opening her up (header and larger dia pipe) might give more power above 3k rpm. But I am happy to be corrected there.
Cheers
Clive
i got a new exhaust cos i killed the old one. but i went up to a 2" so i can rev the crap out of my vit. and i do, ask anyone i go wheeling with, valve boucing is the norm.
maybe a 2.25" would be good.
but be wary, too big of a diameter pipe may take away any power you originally have, and will have a negative effect.
Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2005 5:23 am
by cj
Hi Clive,
The bigger exhaust and Tri-Y extractors do make a difference but don't expect too much from it all. I would suggest 2" or 2.25" and get a Cat with even an bigger inlet & outlet
. You will also probably want an extra (small) muffler as well as it will take the edge of the drone which can occur. The noise is quite acceptable and not that much more than stock. I will know in the next few days whether I may have some or all of this for sale (near new).