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Old 07-10-2010, 14:34   #16
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Old 07-10-2010, 14:55   #17
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Old 07-10-2010, 20:28   #18
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Hi mate!

Nice truck, Is it manual or auto

Stick a big roof rack on and there loads of places to put lights and Stuff

As your truck stands it looks good to go....( Quick ) as mentioned I'd route the exhaust out of harms way and avoid too deep water

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It's the manual box mated to the RB An RB30 came out

any ideas on a good rack? (Saucy...)

I will probably route the exhaust as close to the underbody as possible. Just need a few more ideas

Thanks for all the advice!!
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It's the manual box mated to the RB An RB30 came out

any ideas on a good rack? (Saucy...)

I will probably route the exhaust as close to the underbody as possible. Just need a few more ideas

Thanks for all the advice!!
My rack came off a LWB semi-hi top Transit took about an hour to modify and fit Ebay £51 bargain

You should have a rear LSD to make things a bit more interesting

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Old 07-10-2010, 20:43   #21
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Welcome to the forum. I have only joined myself recently, £10 is worth every penny.
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Old 07-10-2010, 20:45   #22
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Fantastic i'll have a look about on eBay. Im going to give it a good service, will need to stock up on gearboxes though i think lol.

I'm trying to step away from drifting, alot more EXPENSIVE lol.

Any ideas on a good rim/tire choice?
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Old 07-10-2010, 21:07   #23
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Fantastic i'll have a look about on eBay. Im going to give it a good service, will need to stock up on gearboxes though i think lol.

I'm trying to step away from drifting, alot more EXPENSIVE lol.

Any ideas on a good rim/tire choice?
There are many threads on treds Depends what your going to do with it

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Old 07-10-2010, 21:15   #24
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hello! i love your truck, awesome engine bay!
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Old 07-10-2010, 21:19   #25
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Thanks alot, definately want to lift it. any ideas?
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Old 07-10-2010, 21:34   #26
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I've seen a few leaf sprung HiLux's where they have mounted the Axels under the springs. Not sure what other changes have to be made re propshafts and panhard rods!
That should give you at least 6" of lift then you won't have to worry too much about your exhaust.
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Old 07-10-2010, 21:35   #27
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That's definately new to me. I will have to investigate that. A nice 6" lift would be perfect i think! Hmm.... Anyone on here have a guide?
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