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Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 4:05 +0000
by 06lux
yeah carpet does suck. cheaper option is to get yourself a set of the rm williams floor mats. cover the whole front of the cab floor and have a good lip around it to keep dirts in them. my carpets are pristine. for the rear i just have el'cheap'o rubber floor mates covering it
Re: SASing a 2wd
Posted:
Tue, 20 Nov 2012 4:16 +0000
by Parr
If i did mine again it would be a 2wd workmate, high ks wouldnt matter just a good price. Ditch the motor for an LS, ditch the gearbox for a t400, patrol xfer, and buds hybrid gq/80 diff. All that for the same price or less than a brand new sr5.
You should talk to an engineer and insurance, rember there are changes comming in qld engineering very soon
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 4:35 +0000
by Loosey
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 4:46 +0000
by amitch888
Parr wrote:If i did mine again it would be a 2wd workmate, high ks wouldnt matter just a good price. Ditch the motor for an LS, ditch the gearbox for a t400, patrol xfer, and buds hybrid gq/80 diff. All that for the same price or less than a brand new sr5.
You should talk to an engineer and insurance, rember there are changes comming in qld engineering very soon
Basically what I was thinking, LS motor would be unreal. I'm totally over my diesel even after throwing money at it. To be honest though the v6 I think would be good enough, if not, supercharged it.
Plenty of v6 auto dual cabs with reasonable kms on it for under $20k.
2.7 litres don't seem that much cheaper, I thought the difference in price would have been bigger.
I miss the carpet out of my first Hilux, not a fan of vinyl much.
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 5:45 +0000
by ajh
06lux wrote:yeah carpet does suck. cheaper option is to get yourself a set of the rm williams floor mats. cover the whole front of the cab floor and have a good lip around it to keep dirts in them. my carpets are pristine. for the rear i just have el'cheap'o rubber floor mates covering it
That's what I had in mine and the one piece toyo rubber one in the rear but I would always end up with mud everywhere. And that's why the rubber is good because once the mud dries, get a brush, sweep it out then wipe it down with a cloth.. Presto!
Re: SASing a 2wd
Posted:
Tue, 20 Nov 2012 5:48 +0000
by Loosey
have a look at the ebay listing a posted mate, complete replacement for OEM carpet.
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 5:50 +0000
by ajh
Loosey wrote:http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/140548543776?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
Cheers mate that's what I had been looking for.
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 5:56 +0000
by Loosey
Not a problem, thats for the 98-04 Lux though, hit them up and they will have the exact one yu are after, whether it be 05+ dualcab or xtracab
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 5:56 +0000
by 06lux
bit off toppic but whats OEM stand for?
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 6:01 +0000
by Loosey
06lux wrote:bit off toppic but whats OEM stand for?
Original Equipment Manufacturer
Re: SASing a 2wd
Posted:
Tue, 20 Nov 2012 6:23 +0000
by ajh
Think I've made my mind up. Aiming for a v6 auto (yes I've been turned) dual cab with under 100'000kms
Spoke to bud this afternoon, he needs to check to see if he can still do the SAS on a 2wd.. So just waiting on that before I get my heart set on a truck. So it's all resting on that. And obviously for my claim to go through. Because the dickheads burnt my truck it's going to take longer than it normally would.
But I guess if the right 2wd came along before the claim clears I'm sure I could scrape the funds together..
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Tue, 20 Nov 2012 8:40 +0000
by Ciboats
Ajh
You wont regret it. Good luck
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Wed, 21 Nov 2012 2:05 +0000
by Parr
Make sure you talk to a few insurance mobs to make sure your covered as well. Both toddie and I are with jist car on agreed values, i had my truck evaluated so that i could get the value i was after and toddie used mine as well.
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Wed, 28 Nov 2012 5:12 +0000
by Loosey
Here is an extracab 4L Auto.
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/narrabri ... 1010093035How's it all going mate, did you do the interview?
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Wed, 28 Nov 2012 5:31 +0000
by scottsr20
I haven't looked under a v6 auto 2by lately (ever ) but im wondering if there would be enough room to run a right hand drop transfer ? Heaps cheaper conversion if you can cause you only need an adapter for the transfer - not a lefty and you won't need a custom front housing either - 80 or gu would just work straight up . If it works I reckon there'll be a lot more 2wd gen5 s getting snapped up .
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Wed, 28 Nov 2012 7:44 +0000
by Hilux Max
Scotts right on the money......much much cheaper conversion.
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Wed, 28 Nov 2012 10:07 +0000
by ajh
Interview on Friday..
Made myself stop looking at cars until I'm a bit closer to the claim being finalized.
Love the extra cabs with tubs but reckon the dual cab is better with a tray and i plan on tray so..
And still havnt heard back if I can get the 2wd engineered so waiting on that too so I can even know what to look for..
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Thu, 29 Nov 2012 2:10 +0000
by Loosey
No prob mate
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Thu, 29 Nov 2012 5:46 +0000
by Parr
ajh wrote:Love the extra cabs with tubs but reckon the dual cab is better with a tray and i plan on tray so..
did you ever see this one from bud's customs they cut 300 out of the tub
Re: SASing a 2wd
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Thu, 29 Nov 2012 5:51 +0000
by bubs
Alex, don't worry I am talking with a new engineer at the moment, the person who did my last 2 is now retired
Any thing is possible.
Buddy