suzuki steve's 410 build
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
yeah the electric tape is a good idea Scott ill give it a bash!
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
I used synthetic enamel gloss from my local paint place. Stood up to the wiltshire hedges ok and never came off when i pressure washed it.
1988 Samurai - Truck Cab & Tray Back - 1.6 8v & HIF44 - Snorkel - Stack Exhaust - PAS, YJs & 33s - Trussed, Gusseted & Pumpkin Capped Axles - 4.3 R&Ps - 4.16 T/Box - Rear Air Locker - Full Float Back Axle & Discs - RCV Front Shafts - X-Eng Handbrake - Custom Fuel Tank
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
not much action at the moment im afraid as im off to the lake district tomorrow morning (unfortunately not in the zuke). so I thought id put a pic up of the sticker I just put on the bonnet instead
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im on holiday uo north at the mo (without the zuke ) but im still thinking of the next steps to take.
needs a good steam clean and underseal as half of whiltshire is still hanging on for dear life underneath. i can get it all done properly for around the 50 quid mark so thats cool. also gotta wire up the front spots and sort out a rear one as well.
could do with a lick of paint inside for a bit of protection as well if im honest.
some time next month ill be getting my 5 speed g/box and fwhs (thanks to the combined efforts of andyrew and scottie. cheers lads!) so ill chuck and clutch in at the same time as well.
there are a few little bits and pieces that need doing and tidying up but its all good fun!
cant wait to get cracking!
needs a good steam clean and underseal as half of whiltshire is still hanging on for dear life underneath. i can get it all done properly for around the 50 quid mark so thats cool. also gotta wire up the front spots and sort out a rear one as well.
could do with a lick of paint inside for a bit of protection as well if im honest.
some time next month ill be getting my 5 speed g/box and fwhs (thanks to the combined efforts of andyrew and scottie. cheers lads!) so ill chuck and clutch in at the same time as well.
there are a few little bits and pieces that need doing and tidying up but its all good fun!
cant wait to get cracking!
pickle power!
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
while I had two mins
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
I can't decide if that's great or terrible!
There's three ways of doing things:
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
The right way,
The wrong way
And my way, which is like the wrong way but faster.
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
im not sure yet either. its a bit of an experiment really to see how it goes. good fun tho
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
I like it. Just hope the paint doesn't burn off.
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Re: suzuki steve's 410 build
yeah ive given it s good hoon to warm it up. seems to be holding well but I think time will tell on this one.
I done a few other bits last night in prep for the next day out.
diff oils changed. they weren't overly bad if im honest. a little murky but ive seen worse. u also chucked a moly slip in for good measure
next was a nice oil and filter change as it was slightly overdue.
then came the cibie oscars I fitted a while ago. all wired up and a nice heavy duty switch just above the fog light switch.
I done a few other bits last night in prep for the next day out.
diff oils changed. they weren't overly bad if im honest. a little murky but ive seen worse. u also chucked a moly slip in for good measure
next was a nice oil and filter change as it was slightly overdue.
then came the cibie oscars I fitted a while ago. all wired up and a nice heavy duty switch just above the fog light switch.
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