Where and roughly how much if you don't mind me asking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rolly
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Where and roughly how much if you don't mind me asking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rolly
$1800. Not cheap, however being a two pac application it’s not going to be easily removed.
Done by Steve at RUSTFREE, Moorooka 07-38924992.
He’s done quite a few Defenders.
Re-attached the winch and got the cable on the drum. Will be scheduling monthly reminders in my phone to pull the cable out and bring it back in. Got stuck in a very sketchy situation thanks to not keeping a close eye on it, especially after submerging it in water several times. Was full of rust. Thankfully, didn't have to replace anything to get her going again.
Preventative maintenance,,, its a great thing [wink11]
doubled it's range, courtesy brown&davis. no more tour de servo!
nice work mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by ninetubes
I am upto 197L 70+55+72 now need a water solution on the NS, thinking about Sill 60L + Fender 45L
Law of diminishing returns kicks in at some point - the heavier the vehicle is, the more fuel it will use....Quote:
Originally Posted by dazzler
started the soundproofing and purchased some optomil bonnet hinges (security ones) and a slickshift kit.
true that Vlad, will carry max fuel only if it warrants it only on those long trips that i haven't done yet;). Where does one weigh a truck these days? Like to see how much it end up with all the mods etcQuote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
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Public weighbridges, on the highway, when they are not manned some have "self check available", a free service.Quote:
Originally Posted by dazzler
Or you can pay for it at major servos. Intended for trucks but it is not uncommon for 4x4's and or caravans to use them.