Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Thu, 03 Sep 2015 9:35 +0000Excellent idea mate! Top build too, keep it up.
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Posted: Thu, 03 Sep 2015 9:35 +0000Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Thu, 03 Sep 2015 4:07 +0000Looks good Oggy
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Thu, 03 Sep 2015 6:45 +0000Not to shabby oggy well done.
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Thu, 03 Sep 2015 6:59 +0000It's probably a bit of overkill being 8mm , but f$@#&% it better than finding out the hi lift has gotten out and walked 15km back 
aiming to mount some maxx traxs under the bottom side of the tray too. I figure if i'm bogged that bad that i can't get to them then the bastards won't help anyway Also thinking of getting one of these http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/111759642000 ... EBIDX%3AIT
Anyone tried one? figure if i crc the crap out of the jack then put the dinga on it , it might mean it still works when needed
aiming to mount some maxx traxs under the bottom side of the tray too. I figure if i'm bogged that bad that i can't get to them then the bastards won't help anyway Also thinking of getting one of these http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/111759642000 ... EBIDX%3AITAnyone tried one? figure if i crc the crap out of the jack then put the dinga on it , it might mean it still works when needed
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Tue, 08 Sep 2015 10:33 +0000edit
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Tue, 08 Sep 2015 12:28 +0000oggy wrote:Slight mod to high lift bracket.
Made this for the handle end to take the vibration and bounce out of it. Just copied the other end and used that retaining bracket from the top and replaced it with a heavy flat washer.
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Thu, 10 Sep 2015 12:46 +0000Gotta love international SIG packages
And take note. THIS is how you package things
That has now found its way to my back window[emoji41]
The point of all this is , this
Started when I made my sliders by knocking up these brackets
They sit here
I set a 12 mm nutsurt in the hole in the chassis
I wanted them removable (just in case) and didn't want to weld them to the chassis. The hardest part was getting the angle right to clear the sway bar. Also you want them fairly vertical, so they need to go as close as possible to the strut tower. There's a fair bit of thread on the clevis bolt , so there's a lot of adjustment in them to suit your requirements. I set mine at about 65/70mm of droop. As I'm still in need of either extended ball joints or after market uca's. After some input from people that have tried the 25/35mm extended ball joints and also anyone that has the DMS coilovers, what uca's work and what still hit the coils?
And take note. THIS is how you package things
That has now found its way to my back window[emoji41]
The point of all this is , this
Started when I made my sliders by knocking up these brackets
They sit here
I set a 12 mm nutsurt in the hole in the chassis
I wanted them removable (just in case) and didn't want to weld them to the chassis. The hardest part was getting the angle right to clear the sway bar. Also you want them fairly vertical, so they need to go as close as possible to the strut tower. There's a fair bit of thread on the clevis bolt , so there's a lot of adjustment in them to suit your requirements. I set mine at about 65/70mm of droop. As I'm still in need of either extended ball joints or after market uca's. After some input from people that have tried the 25/35mm extended ball joints and also anyone that has the DMS coilovers, what uca's work and what still hit the coils?
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Sun, 03 Sep 2017 11:33 +0000Hey Oggy
Digging up ya old post....
I have a MY07 with steel toyota bar wanting to get some fender flares but they all seem to stop at the fender seam and leave a space between where the infill/bumper plastic meets the bar
I see in your photos you have a plastic peice between, can you give me any info on this ?
cheers
Digging up ya old post....
I have a MY07 with steel toyota bar wanting to get some fender flares but they all seem to stop at the fender seam and leave a space between where the infill/bumper plastic meets the bar
I see in your photos you have a plastic peice between, can you give me any info on this ?
cheers
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Sun, 03 Sep 2017 5:02 +0000Check with your local dealer dude. There's 2 types available. One is pre facelift and one is post facelift like mine.
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Sun, 03 Sep 2017 6:55 +0000Cheers thanks I'll give them a buzz.
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Sun, 03 Sep 2017 8:26 +0000I think utemart make them to suit the genuine bullbar too
Cheers
Crit
Cheers
Crit
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Mon, 04 Sep 2017 2:37 +0000Critter350 wrote:I think utemart make them to suit the genuine bullbar too
Cheers
Crit
they do but they look a bit strange I dunno...also out of stock for 12 weeks they said
Re: Oggy extract's a digit (finally)
Posted: Tue, 05 Sep 2017 6:36 +0000If i remember correctly I think you have to buy the entire headlight in fill(from Toyota) to get the little flarelets...I also bought the little flare bits for the bullbar too.
I think you have to buy the entire headlight in fill(from Toyota) to get the little flarelets...I also bought the little flare bits for the bullbar too.