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Old 01-01-07, 02:23 PM   #1 (permalink)
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ROTW BBM Ricks 80 on 40's

Well, I dont know what to say about my rig, as it really hasnt had all that much done to it, but here is a basic list.

BBMotorsports 4in Kit.
This kit includes:

Tough Dog 45mm bore adjustable shocks
Tough Dog Coils
H/D adjustable Panhards
H/D return to centre Steer stabilizer
3.5 deg castor correction bushes
Extended brakelines

I have also fitted heavy duty 4140 steering arms (tie rod and draglink).

Tha axles are home to 4.88:1 r&p's, and Richmond Gears Lockrights. Up front I have CroMo CV's, and we have used solid spacers on the pinions for added strength.

I whipped up a custom transfer guard, but it doesnt see much action.

I am running Michelin XML's that measure 40 x 13 x 16, and they are of a radial construction. These perform perfectly well on the road, and are awesome off it. I have these mounted to the stock GXL 16 x 8 in steelies.

To fit these puppies, I have had the wheel arches slightly trimmed, and have removed the GXL flares.

I have also had a part time kit installed, and at the same time we fitted a set of Genuine Rockhopper Reduction gears, giving 45% reduction in low range.

This is indeed my only form of transport, and is my daily driver. It genrally cops a couple of off raod trips a week, as well as commuting and any touring. The beast does it all pretty well.

Well I guess I will leave it to the readers to ask any questions about the rig, I will do my best to explain any facet of the build, or add pics as required.

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or add pics as required.

Thanks for looking at my rig!

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Old 01-01-07, 05:14 PM   #4 (permalink)
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There are a bunch of pictures posted in another thread. Nice rig.
what other thread? linky???
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http://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/123065-bbm-ricks-80-australia.html

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cool!! i like the 62 style headlights on there!

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Old 01-01-07, 07:15 PM   #8 (permalink)
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ROTW with no pictures in the thread???
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Old 01-01-07, 08:01 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Edit: Cleaned it up for ya - Romer - your freindly 80's moderator. These are his pics from the other thread (BBM Ricks)

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Old 01-01-07, 08:18 PM   #10 (permalink)
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cool!! i like the 62 style headlights on there!
gday im from aus to, and all our 80s have these head lights
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Here is his post and pics from the other thread. Larger pics are posted above in Cap's tpost

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OK, here is a bit of info on my beaten up 80.



MODEL : 94 GXL Petrol Auto. I will never go back to a manual again!



FRONT DIFF : Features 4.88:1 ratios, Lockright Diff lock, CroMo CV's, solid pinion spacer and AVM hubs. Weld on diff guard.



REAR DIFF : 4.88:1 with solid pinion spacer, Lockright diff lock.



TRANSFER : Part time kit, Genuine Rockhopper reduction gears with 45% reduction.



MOTOR : Stock



AUTO : Stock, but will be doing a stall converter mod to lower the stall speed. Custom transfer guard.



SUSPENSION : 4in BBM kit featuring Tough Dog 45mm adjustables, Tough Dog coils, 3rds Heavy Duty adjustable Panhards, 3rds Ultra Heavy Duty lower control arms, 3rds Ultra Heavy Duty upper control arms and custom rear bumpstop extensions.



STEERING : 3rds Productions Draglink and Tie rod. These are bulletproof! Will soon be fitting a quality power steering cooler.



WHEELS/TYRES : Standard GXL 16x8 Steelies and 40x13R16 Michelin XML's. These tyres are awesome! They drive perfectly, are DOT approved AND, they are regroovable!! They are military spec, 4 steel tread plies, and 1 steel sidewall ply. Bloody heavy! Should last a while me thinks.



OTHER BITS : Sparco steering wheel, Big Pump & 5 Gallon Tank, Lightforce 240 XGT's.



COMING SOON : Custom sill armour, power steering cooler, new front bar (the old one has seen better days) bulletproof rear tailshaft.

























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cool!! i like the 62 style headlights on there!
Nice..but yikes Auctions Yahoo Japan cost about $1100 USD for those headlights
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Have any pictures of the trimming you did to fit those meats?

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Old 01-02-07, 09:58 AM   #14 (permalink)
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any axle breakages?

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, and we have used solid spacers on the pinions for added strength.


Can someone explain that a little to me? Not talking about gussets/bracing on the axle housing are we?

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Can someone explain that a little to me? Not talking about gussets/bracing on the axle housing are we?
I think he's talking about the pinion spacers. Rather than the crush sleeves, he used solid spacers. Am I right?

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SO 40's will fit with 4.5" of lift?!!! How much trimming did you do? I'm looking to run 36's with 4" of lift.

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This really does make 38.5 x 11s look like a cake walk.

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I like how he says "I haven't done much to it" then describes mods that many of us haven't even thought of!
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Dearest Rick
can you give us a price shipped for the rockhopper transfercase gears for the us spec truck (95-97 in my case)? Others as well as myself are very intersted in this. You sent me a short an email suggesting $1500 au. Can you please comment with authority as to if these gears will work with the us trucks? perhaps you could specify compatibility with the 91-92, 93-94, and 95-97 trucks?

perhaps a group buy could be organized?

your favorable comments on this matter would contribute greatly to this forum and likely spawn discussion for days to come. Wouldn't that give you a warm fuzzy feeling deep in your ausy boosums?

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Reminds me of actionjackson's rig.

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Have any pictures of the trimming you did to fit those meats?
I will take a couple of close up pics of the wheel arches where we trimmed.

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any axle breakages?
None as yet, but I have done about 4 free wheeling hubs. Im not keen to upgrade these, as they are cheap and easy to replace. A bit like having a fuse I reckon.

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I think he's talking about the pinion spacers. Rather than the crush sleeves, he used solid spacers. Am I right?
You are exactly right. Well done.

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SO 40's will fit with 4.5" of lift?!!! How much trimming did you do? I'm looking to run 36's with 4" of lift.
4in, not 4.5. About a half inch all the way around the rear wheel arches, and a bit off the front at the rear of the wheel arch.

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can you give us a price shipped for the rockhopper transfercase gears for the us spec truck (95-97 in my case)? Others as well as myself are very intersted in this. You sent me a short an email suggesting $1500 au. Can you please comment with authority as to if these gears will work with the us trucks? perhaps you could specify compatibility with the 91-92, 93-94, and 95-97 trucks?

perhaps a group buy could be organized?

your favorable comments on this matter would contribute greatly to this forum and likely spawn discussion for days to come. Wouldn't that give you a warm fuzzy feeling deep in your ausy boosums?

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Dusty, I will confirm and post by next monday on your enquiry.
Im not sure about the whole Aussie boosum thing though....

Thanks to the guys for linking the pics, it completely slipped my mind! Also, thanks to all for the kind words on my 80. It gives me a fuzzy feeling, just not in the boosum.

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I think he's talking about the pinion spacers. Rather than the crush sleeves, he used solid spacers. Am I right?
I guess we'll never know

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It's the spacer that holds the pinion in the right place in contact w/ the ring gear, right?

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It's the spacer that holds the pinion in the right place in contact w/ the ring gear, right?
Well, that's what i was wondering myself, that's why i asked and i figured you were guessing since you ended the sentence with a question mark. But now it appears that you were correct.

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You sent me a short an email suggesting $1500 au.
At today's exchange rate that is ~$1,200 US plus shipping & customs & whatnot. Probably US $1,500 landed.

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It's the spacer that holds the pinion in the right place in contact w/ the ring gear, right?
The spacer maintains the preload on the pinion bearings. With a crush sleeve the pinion nut is tightened until the bearing preload is correct, crushing the sleeve to size. On a solid spacer it's machined to size or set with shims, slightly stronger and allows higher torque on the flange nut. Pix in this write up;

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