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  1. wow just wow... all legal begal? nice wun bruv. Once you've been camping in a camper and enjoy those extra comforts that you dont get with tenting you never go back... got the usage of my aunts transit van over the summer and it was awesome, kinda feel stink for the people surrounding us in tents while the rain is coming in sideways but that soon passes, cold beers in the fridge laptop playing movies all lazy mode... sweet as. Well done on this refurb and your display of various brown lemonades...

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  2. Yes this sounds good... the hub idea. Nothing ive tried so far seems to be simple so i just stick with the ones i got. teh easiest step is to make the front end 4x100 welding up and redrilling them to this. I wanted to run 5 stud hiace pattern/l200 /holden/ford whatever offset. all the stub axels for those models are too tall for retrofitting, so the next step is either make a hub fit onto the smaller diameter axle shaft with some sort of spacers or use wheel adapter which is way down the list of things to consider. At the same time running wide wheels and paying out for tyres may just be equal to what it costs for all this other fucking around. As a daily express your not going to need an lsd in the rear but if you track the car and you want a sweet skid machine tahi spinners just wont cut the mustard. To redo the whole assembly frnt and rear id say easy 2grand (shortened hilux diff + lsd plus custom front end) to get a setup thats working for you. compared to the expensive falken or yoko 13's for the 8" wheels that will be legal its still a slight tad cheaper to stay with what its got. Ah and do all this before cert and stuff just wont happen... 

     

    So in short weld up diff and run stretched tyres... 

  3. got into the ports with a bastard file and cleaned them up all smooth-like blended as best i could without taking to much meat off the flange side of things... additional sanding to make smoother after

     

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    inlet was way too close but now its way betterer, i think i got a bit crazy with the wire wheel and cleaned it up... may have opened a can of worms to do the rest...

     

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    Long time no update...

     

    Have had to shorten the inlet manifold by 25mm, was almost fouling on the brake master cylinder and i wasnt happy about the lack of space.

    Looking into hubs and if i can put a similar sized hub on these stub axles. I have been told about 4 different ways to change the setup but now im just going to leave it as is and run the wide steels.

    Have also still had troubles with my pc not liking the link sw, but i have to start again with this as i have the correct software now. I will need to upgrade to bigger injectors now too as these ones wont cut the mustard. Slowly adding the bits and pieces back on the engine and once this manifold is cleaned up and in a state to be bolted on i will start the wiring side of things again.

    Have been in touch with the Link gurus on here and all seems well with the Link so just find some bigger injectors and we should be making progress. 

     

    If i want to run water lines to my turbo where should they be getting feeds from ? Was just going to put some t-pieces in off the heater lines. I guess in the big scheme of things its not going to matter too much... if anyone can shed some light on this i would be grateful...

     

    discussion: 

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  5. my step dad has had one of these '82 and still does, had it since new, in beige colour, had 18r and 22r in it, but 4wd spec, not sure what the mods were done, but no cert required, has never had issues was prolly done before cert laws were in. Id say unmolestered it could be worth 4-5, but in the state it is now i shall say 2500 would be the maximum id offer regardless of work done on it, cos chances are you may have to undo some of it. Id be looking at removing cab and inspecting the bottom end of the cab behind seats and the underside of there.

  6. Apologies if this has been covered somewhere else...

     

    So the bearings in my alternator are a bit squeaky, how much of a job is it to get new bearings and stick them in? 

     

    Where does one purchase the bearings? would i just go to SKF or somewhere and get the same ones?

     

    This is for a 89 corolla.

     

    It would be nice to be able to do this myself, and certainly a lot cheaper than getting it done by a shop.

     

    Any info is appreciated

     

    Cheers

  7. OK so i might get one of those innovate things off the tard unless someone has one they would like rid of.

    Link details - does that v5 bit actually mean its got the V5 stuff in it? i was told it was v4

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  8. I also recall one of the local trail rides the ripper i think it was... i went on with le mudbug tf185... got to this crossing with a creek running thru it and clay/papa slopes on each side, of course i was on the oldest slowest bike of the group and all the good fast bikes had already made a mess of things... when it was my turn to go i got it into third pinned going down hill into the crossing the shocks bottomed out and then soon i was bouncing up the other side going from one side to the other about 2 metres each way tyre filled with clay so it was superslick spec, i made it by feathering the throttle and pure tin-ass-ity and a massive roar went up, how embarassing... not for me... for all them other guys on their flash as MX bikes failing all around me... so funny... not a single fuck was given that day. 120 km trail ride and only 2/3rds tank used up.

  9. the tube should be slightly inflated but not too much to save the tube from getting pinched, valve@12 oclock, bit of soap. the opossite side of tyre needs to collapse into the well of the rim in order for it to fit over without much leverage/levers/screwdrivers... ruber mallet, the rest on, hitting the rim and bead area lightly. practice makes perfect

  10. Not making excuses but Ive got a lot to do to get the car into cert shape, alas it would be a good time if i could bring this car. I will just keep plodding on. But everyday i seem to knock one job off the list, and then 3 more flare up.

    Replaced the caster arm bushes with nolothane ones, used some ford ones and drilled out the sleeve to 19mm to fit the rods thru. Super fat and solid, so im stoked on those even tho they are 70 bucks they are worth it compared to the decreeing 36 year old ones..

    Seeing as ive got the front end out, im cleaning the steering unit up, looks like it needs a birthday. So i gutted it out and found it has some old school bearings in there like the old bmx's, so i'l clean and regrease and (try to find where all the f-ing bearings rolled to) paint it, also will paint the rest of the x-member so that everything looks mint and clean, then i can get the donker back in its hole.

  11. first coat of blue print pearl, dark purple in dark places turquiose green in the light areas and blue in the middle, so far its taking my liking... it could be a bit much for this thing but is better than stale yeller colour the old girls been in for the last ages

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    got some new bushes, didnt quite fit but then they did after some fettling, and so

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