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In the shed and hoping for no flat haha..
What did you do to your navara today?
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In the shed and hoping for no flat haha..
pjwooly
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what did i do today??
well I polished the Nav again today trying one of those clay bars...yep does a great job.Have a lot of water marks that wont come out with a medium cut so will have to go stronger next time.
Pjw
well I polished the Nav again today trying one of those clay bars...yep does a great job.Have a lot of water marks that wont come out with a medium cut so will have to go stronger next time.
Pjw
Robski
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Fitted Aerial for UHF to the bar and metal tool box in the back of the ute, now stumped as to where to put aerial cable through to cabin and find "acc" to power said UHF?
So many questions I may have to start my own thread in the electrical section lol
So many questions I may have to start my own thread in the electrical section lol
MrCBR
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I used a free grommet that is on the passengers side of the engine bay and comes in behind the heater for the aerial cable. It was a bit of fiddling but neat and I sealed it from the inside with some goo. As for the power I linked to acc 12 volt socket.
ourd40
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I ran power to the tub finally for the fridge and lights etc..
Robski
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Got busy last few days...
MrCBR
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Fitted a Redarc electric brake controller to the Nav (ok it was a couple of days ago). Had some issues but the end result is a very neat install into one of the blanks near the 4WD selector.
Yesterday
When down the cotter for a bbq dinner with the family came back vie angle crossin. Had the Sister in law with me she's never been in a 4wd and I wasn't planing on doing anything too tough at 7:30pm and I left my new treds at home
. But got the test out the handling now I'm no longer riding the bump stops. Man handles so much better and sitting level is great too. 80-100kms around angles (where safe) feels so much better. Not something I'd want to do in 2wd tho
When down the cotter for a bbq dinner with the family came back vie angle crossin. Had the Sister in law with me she's never been in a 4wd and I wasn't planing on doing anything too tough at 7:30pm and I left my new treds at home
. But got the test out the handling now I'm no longer riding the bump stops. Man handles so much better and sitting level is great too. 80-100kms around angles (where safe) feels so much better. Not something I'd want to do in 2wd tho
MrCBR
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So what did I do to my Nav today? I reversed the poor girl into wooden crate and messed up her tail gate. She now has a reverse camera. Can anyone say, who locked the gate after the horse bolted?
tony d22
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Hey Robski, What type of Hella's are they and what are they worth?
What size?
What size?
Robski
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Hi mate, they are Rally 4000's with HID upgraded globes etc from ebay. I think the lights were about $500 new and the HID kit was about $80.
Robski
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Did a bit more yesterday, ran the airline through to the front of the car for the train horns to go. Also mounted the second battery, 18 gallon air tank and Thumper compressor to the tool box. Waiting for my switches to arrive from "custom rocker switches" then I can organise the auto elec to fit everything up properly.
4BYFOR
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I like.
d22dave
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What's the quality of the hid kit like, have you got a link for it. I have the same rallyes there great in standard form, they must burn the road with a hid kit in them
Robski
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The HID's are great, probably cheaper now on Ebay? I have had these for a couple of years now so no link sorry.
Tops how they go all the way back
I wanted that ally box protected with my battery in it. Bit funny on the other side but I'll live with it. Makes it easier to access the roof of the canopy
My brother in-law is looking for a set of steps, where are they from and can i ask the cost?
