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by bigscarydeathfish on Sun Jan 04, 2009 5:40 pm
Afternoon all, Did a couple if bits this weekend. Fitted a new stereo and took the tow bar off. DSCN0091.jpg DSCN0092.jpg What can I do about the electrical connection that was attached to the tow bar? Do I just cut it off? Is it easy to reconnect should I want to tow anything in the future? Also tried to remove the side steps but the bolts were rusted on so sprayed them with WD40 to try and loosen them. They are really difficult to get at, is it easier to jack up the side of the fronty and get at them that way? Shackles should be delivered monday and will order some shocks tomorrow as well. Will keep you posted with updates!
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by bigscarydeathfish on Sun Jan 04, 2009 5:52 pm
Cheers Drift, Never thought of grinding them off which is unusual for me as i don't need much of an excuse to use dangerous power tools! Will do that next weekend along with the electrical connection. Is the tow bar worth anything? DSCN0093.jpg Its is very sturdy and well made.
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by bigscarydeathfish on Mon Jan 05, 2009 1:36 pm
Just a thought,
Do I need new shocks for the front AND rear??
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by bigscarydeathfish on Mon Jan 05, 2009 3:55 pm
Nice one!
Just looked at Procomp es3000 shocks which are a bit cheaper than the Rancho ones and its says that they will fit a lifted Fronty! So I can order them now and get going this weekend!!
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by bigscarydeathfish on Mon Jan 05, 2009 5:32 pm
Actually it is from Exlporer, is that bad?? Have they gone I look silly swearing up or something?
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by bigscarydeathfish on Mon Jan 05, 2009 5:43 pm
Roger, Wilko!
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by bigscarydeathfish on Mon Jan 19, 2009 3:03 pm
Took the side steps and mudguards off last weekend, she is starting to look more purposeful already  , I have decided i'm not going to bother with new shocks at the moment, I think that the money will be better spent on some Maxxis mud tyres. Just one thing though, I simply could not get the front bracket holding the side steps off. Neither a socket set or spanner would fit in the gap, I think I will have to grind them off when she is on axle stands for the lift. Going to buy a trolley jack and axle stands now!
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by bigscarydeathfish on Tue Jan 20, 2009 9:37 am
Ta Drift,
I'll have another go when i'm underneath.
Will post pics when i've done it!
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