Co-Pang-Yang
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Just bash it out with a hammer. That way you won't be so ****ed if you hit it again.
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matthew2riches
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Oh ****in wonderful...... Just went to nip out to swap a few cylinders of gas. Got up the road and there was a loud clicking banging noise from rear n/s
Gonna be pulling that to bits today, didn't feel safe to drive at all.
I wonder if it was my new stupidly huge tyres that put some extra strain on a worn component???
Gonna be pulling that to bits today, didn't feel safe to drive at all.
I wonder if it was my new stupidly huge tyres that put some extra strain on a worn component???
666 george
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Strange drive to work this morning with the 2" lift.
The front feels ok but the back feels like it don't have anything to do so it starts skipping round corners.
The front feels ok but the back feels like it don't have anything to do so it starts skipping round corners.
matthew2riches
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It will do, mine does it every now and then. I believe it is to do with the angle of the dangle underneath. Cranked arms or offset bushes next
666 george
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The list grows longer.It will do, mine does it every now and then. I believe it is to do with the angle of the dangle underneath. Cranked arms or offset bushes next
Little bit of rumbling from the front, it's just the back.
Tuskenraider
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Went to a P&P near Stansted yesterday. Had a good laugh and the truck performed really well. Unfortunatly I bent the rear steering arm :doh: i also need to camel cut my rear arches as i bent them to fook fronts also need triming as they are slicing my tyres
fronts also need triming as they are slicing my tyres
666 george
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Would be good to find out where it is as I remember UKmudmaster talking about it when we was out one night.Went to a P&P near Stansted yesterday. Had a good laugh and the truck performed really well. Unfortunatly I bent the rear steering arm :doh: i also need to camel cut my rear arches as i bent them to fook
Tuskenraider
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Will let you know when the next one is George Its only £15 for the day, its not massive like Bures but its good fun.
Its only £15 for the day, its not massive like Bures but its good fun.
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Will let you know when the next one is George
I didn't know they was one there. Do they have a website?
Tuskenraider
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No, its just a guy with a farm who also likes landies and is part of our local club. He has a bit of land at the back of his farm that he has made into a small course and runs days every other month or so.
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did think about that....and still thinking about it....
Big Stu 12
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Oh ****in wonderful...... Just went to nip out to swap a few cylinders of gas. Got up the road and there was a loud clicking banging noise from rear n/s
Gonna be pulling that to bits today, didn't feel safe to drive at all.
I wonder if it was my new stupidly huge tyres that put some extra strain on a worn component???
thats not good....
Tuskenraider
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The offending bar and its replacement
Bare in mind it was far more bent than this and had been straighten out enough to get us home.
Bare in mind it was far more bent than this and had been straighten out enough to get us home.
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The offending bar and its replacement
Bare in mind it was far more bent than this and had been straighten out enough to get us home.
no steering guard,dear oh dear.
wangie46
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Got one of me bucket seats in today used the original seat frame so i can still move it back and forth and welded some brackets on so it's a little higher, so glad I got me mig welder so much easier than making up brackets with bolts any how heres a pic, it's just a shame they ain't blue to match the chequer plate, not sure wether to put in the harneses or just go with the normal seat belts?
used the original seat frame so i can still move it back and forth and welded some brackets on so it's a little higher, so glad I got me mig welder so much easier than making up brackets with bolts any how heres a pic, it's just a shame they ain't blue to match the chequer plate, not sure wether to put in the harneses or just go with the normal seat belts?
666 george
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Looking good mate.
I may know someone who would want them, if they was for sale.
I may know someone who would want them, if they was for sale.
Tuskenraider
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Pics from yesterday (more to follow)
Just one more small hill. by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
Mud mud mud.... by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
Having a splashing time... by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
Kicking up the dust by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
Just one more small hill. by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
Mud mud mud.... by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
Having a splashing time... by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
Kicking up the dust by Darren Thorndick, on Flickr
matthew2riches
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That looks good there Tusken
Oh and sorted my rattling/banging........ brake pad fell of the metal bit!!! Yes that's right, the pad - the bit that wears away fell off the metal bit (that the callipers push against). An hour later and a box of genuine Land Rover pads and it's now fixed. Glad it wasn't anything major!
Oh and sorted my rattling/banging........ brake pad fell of the metal bit!!! Yes that's right, the pad - the bit that wears away fell off the metal bit (that the callipers push against). An hour later and a box of genuine Land Rover pads and it's now fixed. Glad it wasn't anything major!
Big Stu 12
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dont look like your steering guards much tho......
I know the back one is also not that well protected with anything any way, and its the back one that has had the knock... hey ho......
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