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yea... I can see that, they're not particularly comfy! I need to widen mine, it's a bit snug! 
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I gotta sort out my harnesses I only want a lap belt for trialling but use full harness for comp I have a new set but think 3 points are now banned for comps :-(
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I chose these as they were some of the comfiest design rather than the hard whitbread type, meh I'm young ill heal
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I chose these as they were some of the comfiest design rather than the hard whitbread type, meh I'm young ill heal
Lol maybe it was those per rivulet seats but it was fooking painful!!!
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Nice chairs those with the land rover print, have used the whitbread seats in anger now and can confirm they are still comfy, bizarre I know.
Washing them with the hosepipe and jumping straight in the chair is another bonus!
Washing them with the hosepipe and jumping straight in the chair is another bonus!
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Everything fits brilliantly as it should just gotta drill 2 more holes and she's done
Everything fits brilliantly as it should
just gotta drill 2 more holes and she's done
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Now to tackle this ....
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looks brilliant mate! and Blimey those mounting plates are HUGE! OVERKILL better than weak!
better than weak!
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looks brilliant mate! and Blimey those mounting plates are HUGE! OVERKILL
Haha the regs say 6mm thick and mine are 8mm and massive
designed to beat regs not just meet them, plus it makes getting to bolts and things alot easier
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Seats placed in position very good fit only might raise the backend a little to make using the clutch easier but apart from that I'm really happy although they're abit of a pain to get into
although they're abit of a pain to get into
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removable steering wheel may help with the getting in
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removable steering wheel may help with the getting in
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although it is useful to grab onto to pull yourself in. Aswell as the rollcage and other side of the bucket This is not designed for old people
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you need one of them canvas straps on the roof
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yea.. I'm like an old man getting in a lowered car when trying to get into mine, its so high and awkward
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Looking really good man great stuff
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The wiring I'm running to the back
Going through the chassis for protection and it's plastic covered to stop rubbing problems unlike standard that's sort-of wrapped in duct tape at bits. It's 13 core but I only need 7 or 8 so I've got a few spare if I need them, lights are on order as is the new fuse box which is going behind the seats on the bulkhead I think I've got my head around the wiring co it should be a case of extend, improve and all should be good
Going through the chassis for protection and it's plastic covered to stop rubbing problems unlike standard that's sort-of wrapped in duct tape at bits. It's 13 core but I only need 7 or 8 so I've got a few spare if I need them, lights are on order as is the new fuse box which is going behind the seats on the bulkhead I think I've got my head around the wiring co it should be a case of extend, improve and all should be good
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The wiring I'm running to the back
Going through the chassis for protection and it's plastic covered to stop rubbing problems unlike standard that's sort-of wrapped in duct tape at bits. It's 13 core but I only need 7 or 8 so I've got a few spare if I need them, lights are on order as is the new fuse box which is going behind the seats on the bulkhead I think I've got my head around the wiring co it should be a case of extend, improve and all should be good
Label, label, label and write it in a book.
Because if you dont you'll forget it all at a later date and snip the wrong **** i guarantee you.
especially if your using non LR colour codes on your cable. good luck.
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Label, label, label and write it in a book.
Because if you dont you'll forget it all at a later date and snip the wrong **** i guarantee you.
good luck.
That's me plan
although I've got continuity testers and power probes do I can work out pretty well the colour coding won't be LR just too much Farse getting all the right individual wires there's nothing that technical really it's only a 1987 90 it's not like there's evu's or anything to mess up
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Ow you will make MHM's day Lol!!
I'd do the same aswell although I did find a place propper cheap for wire online and £3 delivery charge i got loadsa wiring any colour you want 27A continious £0.64 a meter lesser A forl less £££ aswell
I'd do the same aswell although I did find a place propper cheap for wire online and £3 delivery charge i got loadsa wiring any colour you want 27A continious £0.64 a meter lesser A forl less £££ aswell
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You could use 3 of them to control the winch solenoid from in the cab. If you not going wireless that is.
Where's that?
Where's that?
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