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12-10-2015
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Originally Posted by Hoobz
Maybe I should have gone with you Grippy
This is what I did today...
...again.
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Ouch, any damage?
I went through some water just shy of that depth, I am lucky it didn't suck in water as II don't have a snorkel.
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12-10-2015
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Jedi Master
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: WJ JK Jeep Trailer Jeep R/C Sydney
Age: 78
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Grippy
Ouch, any damage?
I went through some water just shy of that depth, I am lucky it didn't suck in water as II don't have a snorkel.
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Choc milk flambe. Hope you get it fixed Hoobz.
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Transmission Pump
Custom Valve Body
Triple Disc Billet Front Cover Torque Converter 2800 stall
Filters
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Kevlar clutches.
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12-10-2015
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Rock Munki
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Castle Hill, NSW
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[QUOTE=Grippy;1552809]Got mine dirty over the weekend up at Loveday's 4x4 park. The place is great, bits of everything to do. My mates new Prado made it up the steep and crazy hillclimbs without a problem, I got stuck on a couple, time for a locker I think.
Spend some money on front swayer disconnects first if you haven't already done so, makes the front end nice and flexy.
A WJ in my experience should poo on a Prado in most places but I'm biased.
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12-10-2015
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[quote=bodgie;1553009]
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Originally Posted by Grippy
Got mine dirty over the weekend up at Loveday's 4x4 park. The place is great, bits of everything to do. My mates new Prado made it up the steep and crazy hillclimbs without a problem, I got stuck on a couple, time for a locker I think.
Spend some money on front swayer disconnects first if you haven't already done so, makes the front end nice and flexy.
A WJ in my experience should poo on a Prado in most places but I'm biased.
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I felt like it should shit on it too. I will get the discos, although have read it can pop the springs out. Will!start looking for a locker soon too.
At least mine sounded much better
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Rock Munki
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[quote=Grippy;1553033]
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Originally Posted by bodgie
I felt like it should shit on it too. I will get the discos, although have read it can pop the springs out.
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It has never happened to me FWIW. The sway bar isn't designed to hold the springs in, the shocks do that for you so you shouldn't have any problems.
Disconnecting the front sway bar transforms the already good articulation, best money you can spend IMHO.
Jason
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No Winching
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Posts: 3,145 What Jeep do I drive?: WJ
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoobz
Maybe I should have gone with you Grippy
This is what I did today...
...again.
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so you had to pull that ute out backwards through that water crossing, wow chalk one up for the mighty WJ.
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Today i replaced the fuel pump o ring.
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