Why should there be a sunroof? Only on safari do they use elephant guns
No sunroof.
I thought JDM kzj71 have sunroof. Or perhaps it is just an option.
Builds New kzj71 project
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I thought JDM kzj71 have sunroof. Or perhaps it is just an option.
Thanks I really like the stance and the looks, I also have the same wheels so I might buy this model or try the mud terrain in your size
so let me know when you find out!!
crushers
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sunroof is an option
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Out of all the lj 70's I seen here in Malaysia, only seen 2 with sunroofs.
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The 15B sump has gone for trimming and welding inorder to fit between the 70 series chassis rails.
crushers
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in the years shopping for JDMs, i only seen a couple SWB with sunroofs.
much more common with the 77/78 series.
much more common with the 77/78 series.
You should have source for the B series engine sump and No trimming and welding required.
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You should have source for the B series engine sump and No trimming and welding required.
Easy to write here!! Not so easy to find.
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Don't the later b engines have different sump bolt patterns anyway?
Awesome build by the way, 15bt should go great in a light 70 swb. How far are you going to go with the performance mods?
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No idea on tne sump bolt patterns.
For performance mods theres a fast spool turbo and tuned fuel pump. Turbo for 18psi. Others yet to aquire are, wastegate, gauges and an intercooler. Finaly there will be a 3" exhaust.
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31" dia 16" rims.
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Deeply offended my Handbag is an ISUZU didn't even rate a mention. However I prefer to use the 13B-T powered monster as a daily driver it commands more respect from stupid tin top drivers and stupider motorbike riders unfortunately there are some 6,000,000 motor bikes registered here.
I might have to go see this jalopy at the rawang hospital soon.
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I would say wild and front heavy
needs a fatty in the back to make it level and stable.
cicak u have a deep pocket for funding so many toys =D
cicak said:I would say wild and front heavy
Maybe
maybe think of it as more weight on the front wheels for traction. And weight transfer to the back when you accelerate with the amount of torque this things gonna have
Maybe
Good analysis. Apart from that, when he is ascending hill it is good to have heavier weight in front rather than back.
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So what would be the theory on decending a hill?
It will save fuel when u r descending highway due to gravity.
However, if u r descending slippery mud road, u have to select gear 1 or 2 (Low 4)
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Some front spring considerations and ideas:
Above is from Dobinsons.......just posting for reference.
Above is from Dobinsons.......just posting for reference.
Some front spring considerations and ideas:
Above is from Dobinsons.......just posting for reference.
I also have this brochure downloaded from dobinssons website.
Where is the location of Dobinsons dealer in Malaysia?
