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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Diablo on Sun Sep 19, 2010 6:24 pm

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somehow fridge managed to capture the true mrs D. should have seen her face when i showed her she made it up on the site :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

and got to love the spots you can get yourself into with a diff lock :mrgreen: my daughter was in the back too fast asleep as we rocked the car on the 2 wheels it was supported by and stayed asleep till i got home. Shes a good girl.
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby jimmy on Sun Sep 19, 2010 6:34 pm

ok, heres the proof, ol Kwyjibo decided to do a few test cuts below the cut off line just to make sure the grinder would do a nice clean cut, not quite sure what came over him, must have been excited but he gave it a quick buzz just above the cut line and then with a very sheepish look on his face says "you guys didnt see that did you?"

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then he thought it a good ideat to cut below the line, much better idea

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sorry Homer after you saying you were trying to avoid the camera, thought id share one of you trying to extract the washer bottle.

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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby tassie_ml on Sun Sep 19, 2010 7:12 pm

nice write up guys.

its amazing how many mates you can get around when you start cutting into your truck...they either drink your piss or take the piss out of ya :roll: but theres always the quiet one in the corner with the camera waitin for ya to f*#k up :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

well done, bar looks great :D
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Naff on Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:10 pm

you lot can come over mine when I get my bullbar and snorkel.. and bring tools, as my collection is sad :lol:
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Buzzy on Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:18 pm

Loving it, very cool
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby chick_magnet_0001 on Sun Sep 19, 2010 8:33 pm

yer nafff we can do the same for your bar and snorkel ill cut the snorkel hole ok :twisted:
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby wurzil67 on Mon Sep 20, 2010 2:46 am

The bar looks excellent :mrgreen: what did the bar end up costing with freight and all :?:
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Joe on Mon Sep 20, 2010 6:37 am

Looks really good Kyle and a great write up. I was unsure as to whether I would like it, but it does look tough. Pissed off I couldn't be there though :cry:
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Homer on Mon Sep 20, 2010 6:47 am

I believe they are around $1,200 delivered :)
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby borngeek on Mon Sep 20, 2010 7:02 am

thats a semi decent price I think.. a lot cheaper than a full bar from the other parties. much better angles as well would have launched that hole easy at geraldine ;)

any pics of the washer bladder.. that sounds good how many litres? the arb one looks small for their bars and wouldn't last long? especially in mud :mrgreen: hows it secured etc..

so you can mount a winch in it yeah looks like it has the slots for it.. number plates are over rated on the front anyway just ask trouble..

going to mount up anything to the three mounts across the top kwyjibo?? maybe a big spotty in the middle :twisted:

looks hot... i want one :mrgreen:

and :lol: @ cutting above the line... you maniac! :lol:

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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Homer on Mon Sep 20, 2010 7:28 am

The washer bladder looked small to me too - maybe 3 litres? He hadn't mounted it yet when I last saw it.
I was surprised how big the std one is...bloody huge!

Jop's in guard Paj bottle idea sounds like an option...just don't remember where the pics/thread is?

And yeah after the random grinder wielding cut above the line...I was a bit nervous holding that inner guard :lol:
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby ratstriton on Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:59 am

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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby subi_man on Mon Sep 20, 2010 9:17 am

Look tough 8-)
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby jop on Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:02 am

My washer bottle is in the bar itself homer - no good for kyles.

I do believe 4wd26 is looking at an in guard option.
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Homer on Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:24 am

OK thanks mate. After seeing Rat's link I figured I had it confused :roll:
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby kwyjibo on Mon Sep 20, 2010 2:34 pm

ok so got round to fitting the washer bottle bag/bladder

it came with the bar in a small box with everything needed to create an entire windscreen washing setup, brackets to mount it behind the battery (i don't like where it said to put it so i left as much length on the cables as i could for future movement), the tubes the squirt barrels and even a button, obviously didn't need everything.

started by snipping the 2 wires that went to the original pump and attaching the new plug end as the original didn't fit the new pump on the bladder, and joined wires together and used some heat shrink tubing and lots of tape(all this inside the black pipe stuff), should be fine right... :roll:

then used the supplied brackets to fix them to the back of the battery enclosure (where instructions said to, it even had a photo) and voila its on and seems ok for now... i still don't like it though

it took exactly 1.5lt to fill it up, and it seems to be just as powerful as the original pump (hits same spots on the window), but it is easily heard when pushing water, so a bit annoying :(

but whatever at least i can clean my windscreen so i'm very happy with it so far... except that on the bar itself 1 wings end sticks out further than the otherside, probably 2cm infact so i'll ask OL about it when i go there later
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby borngeek on Mon Sep 20, 2010 5:30 pm

:shock: and i thought my engine bay was muddy :lol:

nice one mate :D looks solid enough to work for mine. pity such small capacity :roll:
neat little kit though ;)

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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby boycee on Mon Sep 20, 2010 6:16 pm

Looking good 8-) A nice set of lightforce 140s inbetween the bars would set it off nicely. :mrgreen: I think one of the hilux boys has done this looks 8-)
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby salt36 on Mon Sep 20, 2010 6:26 pm

Awesome Kwyjibo 8-)

That is a tough looking bar.........I like it :D
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby jop on Mon Sep 20, 2010 7:44 pm

boycee wrote:Looking good 8-) A nice set of lightforce 140s inbetween the bars would set it off nicely. :mrgreen: I think one of the hilux boys has done this looks 8-)



I reckon ultimates soon to be released led bar would look sweet too 8-)
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby kwyjibo on Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:13 pm

jop wrote:
boycee wrote:Looking good 8-) A nice set of lightforce 140s inbetween the bars would set it off nicely. :mrgreen: I think one of the hilux boys has done this looks 8-)



I reckon ultimates soon to be released led bar would look sweet too 8-)


May indeed have to wait for these or get some fast tracked, went back to OL today for a little check-up and they seem to think the 140's do not fit in this type of xrox wing as they tried on a navara on friday with same result, the hilux's and patrol wings are different if u look more closely, which i did know about beforehand but it wasn't really a deal breaker, there are other types of lights to fit :( ). Planing to drop in to the opposite lock at nerang as i'll be in the area tomorrow and see if i can get a lightforce 140 housing and physically check (maybe fit if modify the stand?), should have done it today but oh well

But i will definitely be getting a couple of those led bars when the group buy thing is on, to either sit on the very top of the tube or in the wings... cause those things are awesome :twisted:

Also i'm gonna have to drill one hole each side of the center bit to mount those big ass recovery hooks i posted somewhere round here... as the existing bolt holes i was gonna put them through would make the hooks protrude in front of the bar, which while making it look more badass would probably be illegal :roll:

Also i'm gonna make up my own joiner bash plate to connect to the orange one but have no idea how to go about it... any tips people? its only a 10cm gap
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby Diablo on Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:14 pm

Past you coming home down the highway this afternoon Kwyjibo. that orange bash plate under a tuff looking black bar looked really good coming toward me. Cant miss you now :lol:
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby boycee on Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:19 pm

Is there info on these light bars you talk of? I have seen the snake racing ones and am real keen. ;)
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Re: Triton XROX front tube bar install

Postby jop on Mon Sep 20, 2010 8:21 pm

Ultimate sent me a pdf on them - pm him for more info

I'll be getting some asap
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kwyjibo's Build Thread

Postby kwyjibo on Tue Mar 29, 2011 8:42 pm

What Size - 305/70/16 (32.8")

Brand - Mickey T

Style - Baja Claw Directional MT

Handle on Road - in the hour i've had them on they seem fine, haven't hooked it into any corners yet :lol: , running 33psi from the shop, will bump up to 40 in morning

Handle off road - oh god i can't wait till the weekend :twisted: :twisted: :lol:

Price per tyre - about 400 moneys

Wear & Tear - will update later :roll:

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