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Getting ready for a two week trip to Bendethera and VIC High Country.
This weekend got ZUNSPORT grill set going on a Vinyl wrapped nose and head light surround :D. i had enough of stone chips etc. Will introduce my ride to the forum soon I promise
pd
I poated this in the wrong section...and i dont know how to remove it on my s6 as it doesnt give me an option to remove the post.
Sorry
Nice truck nando!
What size rubber and lift?
pd
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255/85/16 BFG KM2 on king terra -25mm offset wheels. The suspension is standard. Everyone says it looks lifted but i haven't touched it since new. I will eventually put 130 springs in and bilstein shocks.
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....hmm I have the same on terrafirma rvs wheels, but yours appear chunkier. Have you removed the mud flaps?
Yes. Well one removed itself at lithgow on a 4wd day and then i decided to remove the other one to.Quote:
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Zunsport grill! Very nice.
I just visited their UK web site. Nice stuff.
Dazzler, your truck is sounding very interesting, and obviously well thought out.
I'm actually in the middle of fitting a new stainless grill to my truck as well. Forgot that I needed to route the antenna cables x 2 through the mesh, which I can't do, so will have to place the grill over the cables. Not overly neat, but it will do until I work out another option.
Had to do a Bunnings mercy dash to get suitable stainless bolts for the lower edge.
Pics to follow.
Ken
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Zubsport kit is very nice. I am in the process of filling all the exposed bolt/rivet holes before wrapping it. Antenna cable is a pain through the grill and was thinking about routing it under the grill by design anyways, makes it easier to remove grill/nose easily when needed. So may not be all that bad if you think of it.
https://goo.gl/photos/TkvGTSWEWqbRDtzW6
Zubsport kit is very nice. I am in the process of filling all the exposed bolt/rivet holes before wrapping it. Antenna cable is a pain through the grill and was thinking about routing it under the grill by design anyways, makes it easier to remove grill/nose easily when needed. So may not be all that bad if you think of it.
Here going up Billy Goat Bluff last year, photo taken by Ron Moon
https://www.facebook.com/MoonAdvPub/...type=3&theater
Ron Moon!
Wow, you have connections!
Thanks for the info re your antenna cable routing.
Ken
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