What have you done to your 100 Series this week? (84 Viewers)

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Do you have a supplier reference for them purtie things. Was going to rebuild and paint my current calipers but may just buy a new set. Done 620,000km on current originals.
I distribute this product exclusively here in the Americas including Canada and some parts of Eu and Middle East. Send me dm if you’re interested there’s a lot of customization that you can do for your dream build.
 
I distribute this product exclusively here in the Americas including Canada and some parts of Eu and Middle East. Send me dm if you’re interested there’s a lot of customization that you can do for your dream build.
That seems interesting for sure. Can you start a new thread to discuss the improvements, dimensions, installation etc.?
 
Welp not even a month after getting my front bearings repacked and needing a new steering pump since the old one started to leak badly...the brake master decided to bless me with a leak as well..was debating doing a rebuilt one but if the original lasted almost 30 years why not start fresh..crazy to think how expensive these things are..sure looks good tho

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About $3k?
 
Installed mud flap delete and finally removed side steps.

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Trail Tailor’s billet recovery point did not disappoint. The attention to detail is top tier. I like the satin anodized red finish as well.
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Straightforward bolt on installation, machine bolt holes were on point and accurate. Forgot to mention that this weighs less than half of the Ironmans which for me is impressive. One IM steel tow point is heavier than two TT T6061 tow points combined. It is also soft shackle compatible as you can see the bullnose edge of the bore.
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What’s everyone’s go-to brand/manufacturer for recovery equipments like soft shackles?
 
That seems interesting for sure. Can you start a new thread to discuss the improvements, dimensions, installation etc.?
Installation is straightforward 1 :banana: job. I did put up a thread about it here, but if you have specific questions that I missed to include in there please do not hesitate to reach out and I’ll be more happy to answer.
 
Well, I took Aaron through the car wash before taking the wife out for dinner last night. I did not realize both sunroof drains were clogged. Shortly after leaving the car wash water started dripping on my head and feet. Took the wife to dinner anyways and the horn started going off and noticed the fog lights were stuck on. Pulled the horn relay to clear. So today I am drying him out. Ugh!

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Straightforward bolt on installation, machine bolt holes were on point and accurate. Forgot to mention that this weighs less than half of the Ironmans which for me is impressive. One IM steel tow point is heavier than two TT T6061 tow points combined. It is also soft shackle compatible as you can see the bullnose edge of the bore.View attachment 3918463
What’s everyone’s go-to brand/manufacturer for recovery equipments like soft shackles?

Jelly! So after I saw you picked up a set I went to @TRAIL TAILOR's site to get a pair.

I must have got distracted b/c a few minutes later I refresh the screen and they're gone.

Sweet bit of kit IMO.
 
Jelly! So after I saw you picked up a set I went to @TRAIL TAILOR's site to get a pair.

I must have got distracted b/c a few minutes later I refresh the screen and they're gone.

Sweet bit of kit IMO.

Plenty of the aluminum tow point in stock.

 
Got my Eimkeith PCK brackets welded in and new Superpro bushings installed in the panhard bar. Waiting for paint to dry so I can put her back together. Also got my Trail Tailor extended sway bar links and new bushings installed. I also got my front/rear diff as well as transfer case/trans breathers relocated to the engine compartment. The rear diff breather I relocated into the fuel door.

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Straightforward bolt on installation, machine bolt holes were on point and accurate. Forgot to mention that this weighs less than half of the Ironmans which for me is impressive. One IM steel tow point is heavier than two TT T6061 tow points combined. It is also soft shackle compatible as you can see the bullnose edge of the bore.View attachment 3918463
What’s everyone’s go-to brand/manufacturer for recovery equipments like soft shackles?
Hey man were these aluminum trail tailor recovery points plug and play with the dissent skids? Or did you need to modify something?
 
Hey man were these aluminum trail tailor recovery points plug and play with the dissent skids? Or did you need to modify something?
The dissent frame bracket has c-channel shape on bottom part, it’s not flat so I had to come up with a 12mm spacer to level it out. I used a stack of wide and thick washers and had to buy 4 new longer hex socket head bolts to make it work. That’s how I was able to make the recovery point flat/leveled, otherwise it will look tilted.
 
The dissent frame bracket has c-channel shape on bottom part, it’s not flat so I had to come up with a 12mm spacer to level it out. I used a stack of wide and thick washers and had to buy 4 new longer hex socket head bolts to make it work. That’s how I was able to make the recovery point flat/leveled, otherwise it will look tilted.

 

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