justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
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Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
How did i miss that. I saw the bits all cut on the other page. Fancy something like that on my KJA minus the winch as i don't really intend to off road it.
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Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
Now heres a question. Should my KJA have the normal SJ plastic arches on the front?
It doesn't.
Jordi
It doesn't.
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Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
Just for info, mine did have the narrow plastic arches on the front.
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Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
So theres 2 out of 3 with plastic arches. Where have mine gone? No signs of where they should clip to either.
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Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
I am pretty sure all SJ's had the rubber arch thing, the samurais had the larger plastic/metal wider arch
may have been due to rust, someone might have taken it off and welded or cleaned up the remains so it dosn't look too bad
may have been due to rust, someone might have taken it off and welded or cleaned up the remains so it dosn't look too bad
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Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
Right, update time, did a bit of work today and snapped a few pictures of various other stuff too
right today i will mostly be doing my Dashboard
found a nice guy down in dover that had a couple of spare Sammy dashboards one in black, one in brown (is brown a rare colour for a dashboard)
anyway though i had all i needed to carry on so jumped straight in
this is what I collected
this is where it will be going (already started)
this is the mess under the dashboard
this is one of the other reasons for the change in dashboard, the heater, not been blowing hot at all recently, and when it rains, my feet get dripped on, so opened up the big black bit that collects air and.....
no wonder i kept getting wet, the drain holes were all clogged with muddy silty rubbish,
anyway cleaned that all out, put it back in and havent tested it yet
for those wondering, it wasnt too bad, had to remove the dash bar thing, and the worst thing to remove was the heater pipes in the engine bay
back to the dash, now i used the black dash for 2 reasons, 1 it matches the car and two, it was the colour of the glove box lid i had.
anyway, what i didnt realise was that you really need to get that dash bar when changing a dash, there is a mount on the pass side that is different and the one in the centre is different too so had to modify those mounts, also you need to get the heater control panel and switches as they are different
anyway other than needing some new instrument clusters (jap sammy ones) the end result is what i wanted, radio, CD and room for switches at the top, amazing how much more space you can get in the sammy dash, will be glad i did it when it is finished.
CB Speaker will go up high eventually, leaving all that space open for Stuff
in other news, i think i might have 1 to many wheels (2 more in the back of the pickup too)
some bits waiting to go on
LWB Vented calipers (new discs under my bed
4 new brake hoses and 2 new shockers from dave at Llama (really knows his stuff)
yes you did read right 4 brake hoses, yet my current setup only has 3
one word, fiddle
and also my new rims, Got Depth ?
think they might be too wide for my 235 tyres i have in mind, was told they were 10" ones
and final shot of the day, my dirty back end
had to replace the lights as i destroyed one on a tree and the other one was falling apart, wanted to keep it simple and cheap, so welded a couple of brackets crimped some ends on the old wires and hey presto, left room for a reversing light and my LED foglight all slightly tucked away.
that is it for this weeks installment, I am off to ebay to buy a load of copper brake pipe ends and p-clips
p.s. sorry for the spelling, i really can't be bothered to correct it all today
right today i will mostly be doing my Dashboard
found a nice guy down in dover that had a couple of spare Sammy dashboards one in black, one in brown (is brown a rare colour for a dashboard)
anyway though i had all i needed to carry on so jumped straight in
this is what I collected
this is where it will be going (already started)
this is the mess under the dashboard
this is one of the other reasons for the change in dashboard, the heater, not been blowing hot at all recently, and when it rains, my feet get dripped on, so opened up the big black bit that collects air and.....
no wonder i kept getting wet, the drain holes were all clogged with muddy silty rubbish,
anyway cleaned that all out, put it back in and havent tested it yet
for those wondering, it wasnt too bad, had to remove the dash bar thing, and the worst thing to remove was the heater pipes in the engine bay
back to the dash, now i used the black dash for 2 reasons, 1 it matches the car and two, it was the colour of the glove box lid i had.
anyway, what i didnt realise was that you really need to get that dash bar when changing a dash, there is a mount on the pass side that is different and the one in the centre is different too so had to modify those mounts, also you need to get the heater control panel and switches as they are different
anyway other than needing some new instrument clusters (jap sammy ones) the end result is what i wanted, radio, CD and room for switches at the top, amazing how much more space you can get in the sammy dash, will be glad i did it when it is finished.
CB Speaker will go up high eventually, leaving all that space open for Stuff
in other news, i think i might have 1 to many wheels (2 more in the back of the pickup too)
some bits waiting to go on
LWB Vented calipers (new discs under my bed
4 new brake hoses and 2 new shockers from dave at Llama (really knows his stuff)
yes you did read right 4 brake hoses, yet my current setup only has 3
one word, fiddle
and also my new rims, Got Depth ?
think they might be too wide for my 235 tyres i have in mind, was told they were 10" ones
and final shot of the day, my dirty back end
had to replace the lights as i destroyed one on a tree and the other one was falling apart, wanted to keep it simple and cheap, so welded a couple of brackets crimped some ends on the old wires and hey presto, left room for a reversing light and my LED foglight all slightly tucked away.
that is it for this weeks installment, I am off to ebay to buy a load of copper brake pipe ends and p-clips
p.s. sorry for the spelling, i really can't be bothered to correct it all today
Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
Are those brake pipes the right ends? Mine are the female type with the spring clip and a banjo on the caliper. I Should have your rear disc brake bits ready for the end of the week too
Andys Rusty Suzuki Emporium
Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
Also I have an early Sami speedo cluster thats the type without a rev counter if you interested ?
Andys Rusty Suzuki Emporium
Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
Wait. Just spotted you have a rev counter . How posh. I have a nap Sami cluster with rev counter too
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Re: justaddmud's kja build (code named MK5)
I got the ends changed to the bolt up type, i am renewing all the pipes anyway so thought the better ends would be the wiser choice, making brand new rear mounts for them anyway.
Posh, ohh yes, all the mod cons in this truck, rev counter, bluetooth, ipod control, PAS, no sun visors though (you got any of them?)
I am sure a speedo will pop up, will adapt this one to fit for now, no matter how rubbish it looks at least it is functional
Posh, ohh yes, all the mod cons in this truck, rev counter, bluetooth, ipod control, PAS, no sun visors though (you got any of them?)
I am sure a speedo will pop up, will adapt this one to fit for now, no matter how rubbish it looks at least it is functional