LJ80 Build

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by Simon » Wed May 20, 2009 9:58 am

Hey guys

sorry iv not been on here for a long time, im not to sure what's happened to the pic's :|

Ill put them up again,

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by Simon » Wed May 20, 2009 10:01 am

Here's some more :P

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by Simon » Wed May 20, 2009 10:02 am

I’ve been have a lot of problems with the brakes, iv given up on the SJ master cylinder & Servo setup after trying 4 different SJ master cylinders, so iv gone back to the original LJ80 master cylinder. I got it fitted tonight just need to bleed them and hope it works.

The old setup

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The original LJ80 master cylinder

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Had the front and rear glass made 8-)

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by Simon » Wed May 20, 2009 10:04 am

The front bumper being made


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Allmost finished painting the bumper today, it looks sweet now

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by Simon » Wed May 20, 2009 10:05 am

Thats all the photos i have at the moment 8-)

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by bourneyo » Wed May 20, 2009 11:42 am

Some serious time and effort has gone ino that! all credit to ya!!!

Dan 8-)
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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by ScottieJ » Wed May 20, 2009 12:14 pm

It's looking awesome now simon! nice work! I love the fact all you guys in the raging rhinos go for super wide 33" tyres, there's a good collection of LJs between you now as well!

Just out of curiosity how do you find the wide tyres in deep mud as i guess they give quite a lot of floatation, I was thinking about fitting some 33x13.50 mudzillas to mine but i'm a bit concerned about grip on sideslopes in the wet as i there will be less ground pressure with the wider tyres.

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by dan_2k_uk » Wed May 20, 2009 1:39 pm

lookin really good. Keep up the hard work!
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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by Simon » Wed May 20, 2009 2:07 pm

scottiej410 wrote:It's looking awesome now simon! nice work! I love the fact all you guys in the raging rhinos go for super wide 33" tyres, there's a good collection of LJs between you now as well!

Just out of curiosity how do you find the wide tyres in deep mud as i guess they give quite a lot of floatation, I was thinking about fitting some 33x13.50 mudzillas to mine but i'm a bit concerned about grip on sideslopes in the wet as i there will be less ground pressure with the wider tyres.

Thanks

Scott
Hey Scott,

They are really good in mud properly the best tyre iv ever had, they have so much grip its unreal 8-)

The mudzillas are a good tyre but like you said they don’t have very good grip if you on a bank or slope

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Re: LJ80 Build

Post by Simon » Wed May 20, 2009 2:08 pm

hugh42 wrote:Update, Simon, please! Bet itz the mutz now? :lol:
Hey Hugh,

Hows my old SJ going?

Have you been out in it much? Got any up to date pic's?

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