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Dont yu have a proppa job?
It wud take me 2 years to do tha
It wud take me 2 years to do tha
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Alibro
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Is that truck bed paint?
Diesel Do
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Raptor liner
Alibro
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Cool, adds to the rugged look.
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I don't like it! Can you put it back the way it was?
Only kidding,
Bloody awesome mate, well done. How does she drive and stop?
Only kidding,
Bloody awesome mate, well done. How does she drive and stop?
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Stil not really driven it
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Man,it is between N/A Freelander and D-lander
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It runs then?
Seriously - a very good job you dun there.
Gotta sort the lights out tho.
Seriously - a very good job you dun there.
Gotta sort the lights out tho.
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Wow! All pics I've seen of the 3 doors with the roof off before have looked cack. Your one looks the dog's wotzits
Everything looks in the right proportion and detail - fantastic job - well done.
Everything looks in the right proportion and detail - fantastic job - well done.
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Wot a brilliant looking motor. Well done that man.
How does she go?
How does she go?
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Where's the sodding fluffy dice, some people, no dedication
Well done sir
mike
Well done sir
mike
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The
brake upgrade is awesome btw.
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Don't suppose you fancy making kits for the steering mod you did? I'm planning to fit a lift kit at some stage and don't want ruin the handling or cut the frame.
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I've had a few people ask about it. I'm pondering it at the moment. Need to do a few checks on mine. Give it some proper abuse and make sure it holds up to it. Concerns would be differing skill levels for welding it on. I'm developing a few parts at the moment to put on my online shop. Including a snorkel
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My welding is pigeon poo most of the time so I don't think I would try it myself. Lack of skill and the fact my welder wouldn't be up to it means if I want to go down the same route as you I need to buy the parts. For now I'm going to go ahead and buy a 2" lift kit and a set of bigger tyres and see how it goes, if the bump steer is too bad I'll rethink it.
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I didn't do it because of bump steer. It was because of the catching even with it trimmed. I could supply it fitted to struts but it'd get expensive
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I see, would be nice to have the steering arms up out of the way. Maybe some day I'll pick up a couple of 2nd hand struts to play with but will leave well alone for now and concentrate on the lifting and bigger wheels. I was looking at a set of Toyo AT 215 x 80 R16. In theory they should have a very similar diameter to yours.
