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    I'm no expert, but is that a hot dog next to the exhaust pipe?

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    Quote Originally Posted by shack View Post
    I'm no expert, but is that a hot dog next to the exhaust pipe?
    Yep sausage dog - loves riding in the Defender.
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    https://youtube.com/shorts/52POCAg8Q..._QFcGHFTx-r5qz

    Tried to catch an offcut of exhaust wrap on fire.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08 View Post
    https://youtube.com/shorts/52POCAg8Q..._QFcGHFTx-r5qz

    Tried to catch an offcut of exhaust wrap on fire.
    that was a great simple test
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    guys...why not support Aussie made?!

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    If you are not a fan of dryflow filters, you can always get a cone filter with paper element also
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    I’d love a defab air box but funds are in -ve at present!

    I am staggered how smoother, quieter the truck is running after the box and wrap mods - it is also now consistently in single digit L/100km, and my truck is way off standard.
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    Question, this has a duckbill at the bottom for draining any possible fluid ingress, but won't this be an ingress point as well for any deep wading applications?

    While my hardcore off roading days are behind me, I still use the truck for disaster relief and assistance operations. I also recover others that get themselves stuck as well.

    Quote Originally Posted by rick79 View Post
    guys...why not support Aussie made?!

    DEFAB - PUMA SEALED AIRBOX
    – KINGPIN Fab


    If you are not a fan of dryflow filters, you can always get a cone filter with paper element also
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    Pic.
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    I do like the scan gauge 3, nice display
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08 View Post

    Pic.
    What is CHT on the Scan Guage?

    I use an Ultra Guage on the Tojo,only the Scanguage 2 was available at the time.
    I think the Scan 3 is now better,particularly as you can set alarms,which i can on the Ultraguage as well.

    The alarms have already probably saved my son an engine,after a rat chewed through a coolant pipe on his LC76....

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