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Needs SAT dualies on the rear!
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Fuuuu why did I sell all of mine....
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7 minutes ago, oldrx7 said:
I’ve probably already asked you, but my memory is foggy
you don’t have any rx4/929 bits left do you?
Not really, perhaps a few panels
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I have quite a bit, I intend to build a 12a and 13b bp to sell
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Having a rotary engine clean out if anyones looking for 12a bits (twin and single dizzy) and early 13b to S4 13bt.
Please bear in mind that I am a useless vendor
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I'm listening to west coast rap in haast you pheasant
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Of course it counts
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Can you plz swap it for a Mazda 929 legato and see if she notices
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Thought this was an Austin when I first saw it. Much better though. Nice to meet ya
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So yeah I've done a bit more work to this which I'll post later but figured I may as well record the issue and solution I had with my injector pump.
I fired the ute up for the first time in 5 years and it was as if the throttle was stuck open. No obvious things like overfull oil level, jammed throttle cable etc and I could turn it off from the key so had to be the injector pump. Seems no mechanics attempt to work with these themselves, I got a quote from an injection specialist of $1600+GST to rebuild the pump...
So I had a go at it myself.
Issue is the governor link was seized on the pivot shaft. The little spring was fully compressed and it took a decent amount of force with a screwdriver to pry it open. There was still too much resistance on the shaft so I removed the governor link and soaked it in CRC for a few hours till it freed up completely. The governor link was held in by some triangular (dont fuck with me) bolts so I welded up 3 points of an old 6pt 14mm socket then drilled the centre to suit.
All done now and back together, will slap it back in with a new timing belt and tensioner tomorrow.
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Should remove it as well as bumpsteer. Crossover steering involves swapping the original forward-backward steering box that created that issue for a left-right IFS surf box
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Also any idea of value on this thing? Originally I was thinking 4 for it but running, reg on hold and no cert but fabrication finished 6k?
2.8L non turbo. Rebuilt front knuckles and bearings, strengthened diff housing, rear leaves up front with front mounts lowered 2" to correct pinion angle. LSD in front. Custom shock hoops and new long travel bilsteins. Rear shock mounts from the centre, reinforced rear end and tow points all around. Rough but solid body and interior. Brand new 35s on 15x10s
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Ok so four years later I've decided to look at this again. Need to raise some money so going to finish the fabrication, get it running and flick it off.
Got hoops being bent up to fab the front shock hoops to fit the 12" bilsteins I bought. Gonna give the engine a birthday, hand paint some of the chassis and diffs and perhaps weld up rear diff.
Maybe blow the truck over with a quick coat of paint.
Removing the factory shock mounts was a shit job with the cab and only a 4" grinder but oh well.
I imagine certing all the fab work from 5 years previous would be a bitch?
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Damn that's a lot of meat
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Fuck your skills have just ruined my life
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5 hours ago, xsspeed said:
It was the cheapest on trademe at the time
That's absolutely no excuse
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Whats with the middle age divorcee cat lady license plate?
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Sicko.
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I thought Gary died, maybe it was his old man. I haven't been there since 2012 but looks like they're still collecting.
imageshack ate my pics from back then
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Anything decent still there? Used to be a bunch of early 50s chev's. We cleaned out a lot of valiant stuff years ago.
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^ that's a nice length of string right there
I'll pay you to teach me how to TIG
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Anyone know of any handy conversion I could do to run larger front discs and calipers in a 4x100 stud pattern?