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Age: 47 Posts: 2485 Joined: 6th Oct 2005 Ride: 93EB Fairmont / BA Falcon XR6T Location: Western Sydney |
I vote no to the smart bar..
_________________ 93 EB II Fairmon8 with 17' EL GT's / Clear indicators / H.I.Ds / Sports exhaust / Lowered 2' / K&N / XR6 ECU. |
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93EB wrote: I vote no to the smart bar.. lol seeing as car will be used as a long distance cruiser .. A smartbar will be needed |
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Age: 47 Posts: 2485 Joined: 6th Oct 2005 Ride: 93EB Fairmont / BA Falcon XR6T Location: Western Sydney |
Mad2 wrote: 93EB wrote: I vote no to the smart bar.. lol seeing as car will be used as a long distance cruiser .. A smartbar will be needed Well if ya dont hit anything ya wont need it....
_________________ 93 EB II Fairmon8 with 17' EL GT's / Clear indicators / H.I.Ds / Sports exhaust / Lowered 2' / K&N / XR6 ECU. |
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Age: 47 Posts: 2485 Joined: 6th Oct 2005 Ride: 93EB Fairmont / BA Falcon XR6T Location: Western Sydney |
Seriously though well done with the build progress and the updates.
_________________ 93 EB II Fairmon8 with 17' EL GT's / Clear indicators / H.I.Ds / Sports exhaust / Lowered 2' / K&N / XR6 ECU. |
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93EB wrote: Mad2 wrote: 93EB wrote: I vote no to the smart bar.. lol seeing as car will be used as a long distance cruiser .. A smartbar will be needed Well if ya dont hit anything ya wont need it.... haha you remember murphy's law . . . . . . . ....... 93EB wrote: Seriously though well done with the build progress and the updates. still have a lot to do... such as larger lpg tank & spare wheel holder new petrol tank [custom i believe] manual box interior change - front to back reverse sensors suspension change diff change most likely a coupla things i have forgotten ohh & thanks for the thanks |
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Mad2 wrote: currently thinking of changing rear springs due to spring sag & weight in back of wagooon plus weight of a car trailer..... have my eye on some secondhand FG one ton ute springs. pro's & cons?? currently the wagooon has the 'standard' 65 ltr usable doughnut lpg tank, how ever i want to upgrade to the larger lpg tanks used on the lpg only wagooons [as per FAWD]. which also means a custom petrol tank [again as per FAWD]. not sure if currently fitted reece towbar will fit with bigger lpg tank?. currenly have a BF lpg wagooon as a parts car yes i know the wagooon will have a 'stiffer' ride to to the springs. hopefully not this weekend but the following weekend i will be fitting the springs. guy said they had done 100,000 odd k's [pretty sure it was less than 150] |
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Mad2 wrote: Mad2 wrote: currently thinking of changing rear springs due to spring sag & weight in back of wagooon plus weight of a car trailer..... have my eye on some secondhand FG one ton ute springs. pro's & cons?? currently the wagooon has the 'standard' 65 ltr usable doughnut lpg tank, how ever i want to upgrade to the larger lpg tanks used on the lpg only wagooons [as per FAWD]. which also means a custom petrol tank [again as per FAWD]. not sure if currently fitted reece towbar will fit with bigger lpg tank?. currenly have a BF lpg wagooon as a parts car yes i know the wagooon will have a 'stiffer' ride to to the springs. hopefully not this weekend but the following weekend i will be fitting the springs. guy said they had done 100,000 odd k's [pretty sure it was less than 150] fitted after i 'trim' them down to fit the front mount! |
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Mad2 wrote: fitted after i 'trim' them down to fit the front mount! have trimmed both ute front spring hangers to 79.8 mm & factory BF wagooon [round not oval] measures at 78. something mm [lol forgot what it was]. overall there is approx 1.5 mm differance between wagooon/ute eyelets [ute larger]. now to remove old springs & fit 'new' springs. |
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Mad2 wrote: have trimmed both ute front spring hangers to 79.8 mm & factory BF wagooon [round not oval] measures at 78. something mm [lol forgot what it was]. overall there is approx 1.5 mm differance between wagooon/ute eyelets [ute larger]. now to remove old springs & fit 'new' springs. fitted one spring .... didn't need to use a clamp to do up u bolts. left diff there held up by the jack. removed old ... fitted new. important part is to NOT damage the ABS wiring loom that travels along spring spring eye was a snug fit & used a pinch bar to open up the body mounting bracket a smidgen. Will finish fitting other spring tomorrow which is the harder...... due to exhaust now i'm not sure how much differance there is but jack is under the diff taking full weight ... pic is the standard spring ute spring and if anyone can tell what the part numbers mean........ i'd be grateful |
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That's the first time i've seen leaf spring part number displayed that way-interesting!
_________________ XG DOHC-BARRA 182/Turbo kit/20% Underdrive and BA 4-SPEED + Tiptronic shifter |
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johnnyeHCF wrote: That's the first time i've seen leaf spring part number displayed that way-interesting! the NA was off a BF wagooon from 08/09 & round eyelet & KA was the FG ute springs from 09 |
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so ... left side springs were easy to do & no hiccups wellll other than being the 1st & trouble inserting front spring hanger. righthand side was a 'bit' of a pain due to the exhaust. however wasn't too bad & was able to easily remove spring & fit ute spring. only problem was when i undid the diff u bolts & went to remove the lower piece of the saddle......
was no bolt there at all anyway all is finished. and ride height |
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Mad2 wrote: wellll ....... . . pickup a BA diff for the handbrake cable brackets wednesday picked up diff.................. it's now going to see IF it can be rebuilt as it's had a leaky seal & unsure on wear. diff's marked as out of a BA XR6....... ute but the goood news is...... car has been driven .... and drives very well [has had a smallish problem occasionally when revving past 3grand... seems to breakdown, but not all the time. think it's the coils maybe breaking down due to sitting for approx 1 year??] |
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did a bit of "Trial & Error" on the wagooon reverse sensor wiring so now have worked out how it works & how to wire it up so it cuts out when reversing with a trailer
in case your wondering ...... the specific trailer wiring looms are not available. |
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whilst the door trims were off i changed the drivers door handle & drivers side rear handle. drivers was done for when i swap the steering column, icc & ecu [forgotten what it's actually called lol pcm?] hopefully all done shortly with no hiccups...........
also found the wagooon has a hayman reese sticker on the drivers door stating a 2300 kg towbar fitted pics of stickers... normal sticker extra above the factory sticker... you bewdy! door trims as promised..... temp ones drivers side Passengers picking up some black door handle surrounds soon[ish] & will replace the standard satin finish door lever with the chrome ones i now have. ohhh & dunno where i put the door handle centres a year or two ago . . . ... so currently not fitted |
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