HZJ75 (3 Viewers)

wongtsenhin · May 31, 2015

gotoy said:
So where o where do you get the over fenders from? They look original.

Front overfender from kinaway and rear imported directly from Japan.

And there are genuine toyota overfender.

wongtsenhin · May 31, 2015

Wheel arch was trimmed off to accommodate the overfender.

The bed got welded and grinded.
Super satisfied with the result. :clap:

wongtsenhin · Jun 2, 2015

Overfender installation and was done.

Locked79 · Jun 2, 2015

Looking good.
You seem to be missing the rubber pieces that prevent the paint from rubbing through though. Good for stopping potential rust issues

wongtsenhin · Jun 2, 2015

The pad will be later part of the story when the positioning is done.

This is just a try out on the mud guard.
Everything will be in pieces when paint work starts.

Locked79 · Jun 3, 2015

Cool. Can't wait

wongtsenhin · Jun 6, 2015

Windscreen frame took down for new replacement.
New frame on the way and lead time due to the recent earthquake.

wongtsenhin · Jun 8, 2015

Arrival of the brand new windscreen frame.
Frustrated that this frame is without any gum on the edge or joint.

Locked79 · Jun 9, 2015

Its normally done by the body shop. Even new doors don't have it

wongtsenhin · Jun 9, 2015

Locked79 said:
Its normally done by the body shop. Even new doors don't have it

After market gum will shrink after a couple of time unlike the factory gum willstand quite long.
I wonder what material is the factory gum?
All brand new landcruiser from Toyota will have gum on the joint and underneath mudguards but not on the new parts.

funny.

Locked79 · Jun 10, 2015

My panel shop used a 3m factory match seam sealer on my door and has lasted 9 years so far with no shrinkage at all. With the correct applicator it perfectly matched the genuine seam on the other side. Have a look at this
http://3mcollision.com/products/sealants/3m-factory-match-seam-sealer-08323.html