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HI guys ive bit the bullet and currently in the process of getting a galvy chassis and sourcing new shiny bits to replace when I do the swap. now the problem ive got is I was going to get all stainless bolts and fittings for the rebuild but have read recently that if stainless comes into...

I would say do it yourself, its hard and it drains the effing life out of you at times but you learn the ins and outs of the old girl and you know everything is done to your spec and standard, it might take a bit longer but it will be worth it. Ive seen galvanised bulkheads on ebay for 700...

Hi guys not to sound to much of a dunce, but at what size lift do you need to start adding cranked radius arms and what degrees for what size lifts etc.

A galvy chassis is like 1500 quid if not a little more this option will cost me no where near that, that is basically the only reason why I haven't gone the galvy route buddy. and to be honest even if I got a galvy I'd still look at doing the line x just for durability reasons when off...

Hi guys ive been mulling this over a lot lately. im in the process of welding up my chassis and the waxoyl has been a night mare to clear away. So im planning on having the whole thing cleaned back to metal then a rust treatment then paint, the usual chassis overhaul. but I seen a...

Thanks dan I never thought of it like that, the line x stuff is meant be quite tough and robust like so don't know if I would get any lifting issues with it and im sure its guaranteed for like 15 years or something like that, but know you've mentioned lifting I don't know if I wanna chance it...

what do you guys think about the line x paint on the chassis, or should I stick to waxoyl, or a friend of mine recommended Schultz. I was thinking line x because its polyurethane based so technically putting a strng plastic coating over the chassis.

Well this was my thinking also but luckily the places that need patching are on the bottom. he says, guarantee now the effing rot will be everywhere now, can of worms spring to mind lol.

Right after seeing dans thread "I only wanted to paint the rear crossmember" im gunna attempt to weld my own chassis and jump in at the deep end. the question I want ask you guys is, is it possible to weld it to a decent standard without stripping it down to bare chassis, as I haven't really...

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I need some welding doing on my chassis, and I wanna have a go myself, so im intending on buying myself a welder. I know this thread has been done to death but ive searched the forum and cant find a definitive answer. Right ive been looking at sealey and Clarke 100 amp and 150 amp welders...

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I suggested wheel spacers cuz obv if im increasing ride height im increasing centre of gravity aswell, so with wheel spacers this would help to counter it, or would this not be something to worry about with a 2" lift ??? So using spring spacers and lower turrets would be ok for a lift job...

Right im going to give my fender a lift. got some questions I need answering as im clueless to the best way to go about it. option 1 - 2" lift using current springs with 2" inch spacers and -2" turrets and shock mounts for rear. option 2 - just buy a full kit bigger springs and big shocks...

Billy what an absolutely amazing thread top job mate don't really like green fenders and don't normally like steel wheels but this build has made me see the light. top build top fender top bloke for getting it done especially outside.

They did make them ive seen two on ebay in the past 18 month and both went for over £180 and they were f**ked. think im gunna try and fabricate one my self out of fibreglass, I'll post some pics if I do.

Hi Ed I have a 1990 land rover 90, it has a 200tdi engine. what personal details would you need to sort a quote out mate. Kind regards Ant

carpet times :p well I was planning on lining it with camping mats under the headlining if I ever find one. but I like the idea of getting the measurements making a jig stretching some fleece over it and fibre glassing my own and then lining it in some acoustic cloth or something, that way I...

Ive got the front one already mate just the rear I need buddy.