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Old 25-11-2016
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Just before and after pics . i had Coppers tyres fitted , Front windows tinted to suit the factory tint and an Old Man Emu 2 inch lift installed
It actually looks like a 4x4 now.
And im pretty happy with the ride compared to the standard set up

Oh please excuse the mess in the back ground im just in the process of getting a new shed put up large enough to fit a hoist
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looking great WH3.0

Did you go the HD or MD ome springs?
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Also today i replaced the 2 Idler pulleys and the Tensioner pulley and removed the baffle from the Turbo resonator, and wow what a difference removing that baffle pretty stoked
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The MD ones Slippery as i wont be carrying alot of weight all the time, and im pretty happy with the ride too
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Was it difficult to remove that baffle...did you need to take the resonator off or could you do it by taking the cover off eg undoing the screws with it still connected to the hoses. Looks a bit tight but do-able

I've been thinking of doing the same
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it would be best to remove the resonator and then do it, its not that hard to remove the resonator just 2 bolts and the pipe connectors. and once undone all the screws the cover just comes apart use a little care as there is and rubber gasket between, then you just use a screw driver and pry out the baffle it comes out in two pieces and quite easy then reinstall.
be a good idea to give it a clean too as its bound to have a heap of oil in it.
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I've been thinking of replacing the resonator, CB Engineering in the US have a delete pipe, they also have a larger inter-cooler I've been waiting for our $ to increase against the US$:

http://cb-engineer.com/products/turb...or-delete-pipe

http://cb-engineer.com/products/jeep...ntercooler-kit
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