Budget mods - $50 or less

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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby mrcranky on Fri, 23 May 2014 4:11 +0000

That's good qwerty, until
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Qwerty on Fri, 23 May 2014 4:15 +0000

ha ha yes well not much can help us there excelt not having stylesides to start with!
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby mrcranky on Fri, 23 May 2014 4:18 +0000

Ya I've left it as a prize and talking point
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Qwerty on Fri, 23 May 2014 4:19 +0000

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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby mrcranky on Fri, 23 May 2014 4:31 +0000

Gotcha
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby andy666 on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 6:31 +0000

Has anyone got a wiring diagram of how to do the door open power window mod?
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Stu.wrf450 on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 7:34 +0000

Rod you have started something. Check out 4 wd action for 50 mods under 50 dollars!
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Rocket55 on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 7:40 +0000

It takes courage to lead, any bozo can follow! 8-)


nah, I stole it off another forum anyway :lol: :lol: :lol: not 4wd action for the record.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby kyle300exc on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 8:26 +0000

1mt LED strip under your roll bar/headboard to light up your tray/tub, bit of mucking around with power and a switch but very handy.
I also put one in my side awning.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Rocket55 on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 9:47 +0000

Also put some inside your bullbar, so you can see the winch spool at night, hook it up in the winch power circuit so it comes on automatically when you fire the winch up.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Stu.wrf450 on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 10:52 +0000

kyle300exc wrote:1mt LED strip under your roll bar/headboard to light up your tray/tub, bit of mucking around with power and a switch but very handy.
I also put one in my side awning.


Got pictures Kyle? Thinking about doing the same but just of a ciggie socket.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Benji Edge on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 11:09 +0000

Anyone done their own diff breathers?
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby kyle300exc on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 11:39 +0000

It's a piece of puss get into it,
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Kizzzaaa on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 11:44 +0000

For those with sr hiluxs, the grille is that unfinished plastic colour.

On the weekend I sprayed it with black plasti dip then a fine coat of plasti dip metalizer then a coat of clear.

End product, looks alot more stylish and matches the black ink body colour. Better than the grey plastic look. Il get some photos soon.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Rocket55 on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 2:11 +0000

kyle300exc wrote:It's a piece of puss get into it,


Yep, bit of fuel line of appropriate length and a $3 plastic fuel filter, all from the automotive store of your choice.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby kyle300exc on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 3:53 +0000

ARB sell a generic kit off the shelf for $75 or better with trade. Comes with push fittings and 4 ports in the breather with plugs if they're not all needed. Its 8ml ID hose, on the cruiser it slid straight over the existing diff breather tail piece. Best to give the brass fitting a bit of heat with a lighter prior to sliding the hose on just so it molds to shape and forms a better seal. If your Hilux fitting is smaller tail as with the Patrol you'll need a 1/8bsb with a 6ml barb.
I can't remember the size of the gearbox breather but small plastic joiners are available from Repco to connect to the existing tube once the breather is cut off, then continue on to your breather.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby GeeBung on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 4:42 +0000

Thats bloody good idea heating the barbs to get the seal, never thought of doing that.
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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Glenn k on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 6:04 +0000

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This is by far the best mod I have ever done, and so easy to install, even I could do it



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Re: Budget mods - $50 or less

Postby Bullzye on Mon, 16 Jun 2014 6:08 +0000

Glenn k wrote:Image

This is by far the best mod I have ever done, and so easy to install, even I could do it


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