Thread: What did you do to your Puma today?

Originally Posted by D90 orkney

725 window with shipping. I was originally going to do them myself. 265 to fit. Which I think is reasonable.

From the instructions/videos/pictures I have seen of people doing these wings at home I would say $265 bucks is worth every cent. Not sure $1,000 to have quicker access to the fridge is necessarily worth it but it looks awesome never the less

ATB in (Front, Centre and Rear)
Terrafirma straight through pipe (muffler removed) ...like the new noise
Bracket welded to De-Cat and braced to engine, Bracket added for the heat shield and exhaust wrapped

A simple job today.
My steering wheel was off centre quite a bit after I had my brake rotor upgrade done.
It was driving me mad (anal retentive type I am) so I undid the bolts on the drag link, a few turns of the shaft, hobble up and down a few times to check the steerings new position (hard getting up and down after my knee replacements), tighten the bolts back up on each end and all sorted.
Got me buggered why they would have upset my steering wheel placement, but all's good now.

Ken

Originally Posted by In A Landy Down Under

From the instructions/videos/pictures I have seen of people doing these wings at home I would say $265 bucks is worth every cent. Not sure $1,000 to have quicker access to the fridge is necessarily worth it but it looks awesome never the less

Jeez, I'd gladly pay $300 for someone to remove my side/rear bonded glass.
Im psyching myself up to start removing my left side glass this week so as to fit my Gullwing box and table etc. Seriously not looking forward to it!

Ken

Living in Brisbane and all I figured I should fit a snow cowl. I could argue that it helps keep the dirt and silt out of the bottom of the air vent (legit right), but can't deny I figured it added something in the aesthetics department as well. And quickest mod ever - five minutes.
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Does it reduce airflow?

Another small job today.
Fitted checkerplate to my sills and rear corners.
I thought a lot about rock sliders instead, but I have enough trouble getting in and out due to my knee injuries and the vehicle is more a tourer than rock hopper, so cosmetic and keep the side steps wins out.
Front Runner items and good fit and finish.
Ken
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Look good. Do they just fit on the existing panels? How are they attached?