Thread: Rowdy - 66 SIIa Build

Originally Posted by ezyrama

You will have to put me on the payroll if i drum up more business for you Mrs h

Do you like my new sig?

4WD Industries had one set of rocky mountain door tops left when I recently purchased mine. They certainly make a difference

Thanks guys!! Definitely a helpful bunch!

Well I check on the old girls progress usually a couple times a day to see where its at and ita currently in South Australia.

I head off overseas from the 1st feb so hoping it arrives before then.
Once it arrives I will be making a list and crossing things off.

I will have to head out to Logan Village to check out your stuff!!

Congrats on the purchase! Looks like a little gem! I look forward to seeing some more pics

Well the day has finally arrived! So stoked to see it before I shoot off overseas!



More pics to come in the near future!

So after a very eventful 2015 with 7 months of overseas travel there was not much time left for the old Landy.

I have however managed to get it registered with out much trouble at all which was a great relief.

After driving it around town for a week with a huge smile on my face the brakes have gone squishy so its time for an overhaul. I have put together a list of parts I would need to grab and if someone could possibly put an eye over and fill in any missing parts it would be greatly appreciated...



just uploaded a bunch of photos and will post shortly.

Cheers,
Stu.

here are a few images of the brakes that are on Rowdy.

I believe these arent the standard hardware for this model and are off a later model? v6?

Fronts:




What is leaking here? and how do I stop it?


the rears:





The drivers side rear also had a lot of oil in the drum which I assume is coming out of the axle? is this an easy fix and what parts will be required?

Thanks for all your help guys!

I'm no expert but you should also replace the 3 brake hoses. 2 front and 1 at the back. 3 copper washers also. I cut my hoses in half after replacing and I was surprised fluid managed to flow - they were very blocked and crumbly.

Nick