[cruisn06]

Finished the roof rack. I like it, will definitely do the job.

[cruisn06]

Got my roof rack home, I like it, Looks good. thanks to dan for transporting it home while the pajero is out of action.





It a tight fit... Can only back in, If I put on 33's and 1" body lift I highly doubt I will even be able to fit..

[cruisn06]

well, its sunday here in Oz and I have been getting a bit of work done to the pajero. I have a full week off coming up so I am only doing a few hours per weekend. and a bit of custom fab on the weekend. works well for me.

I have installed my new slave cylinder, whihc now holds pressure. so that is another item off the check list. no photo of that, maybe one later.

I also installed the new drive shaft I got, perfect fit, looks great. I am pleased with the quality of the work.



Moving to the outside I ended up test fitting my new headlight covers, to find that it has a set prior and now there are to big of holes to use now.


But they look good:


Moving on I also installed the uhf antenna.
A shot of the front end: looking the part now. I am super happy so far. included is a test fit of my new roo light



Here is a side shot of the lights, there a little big and protrude a bit. but not to bad:


Now onto the big purchase!!
58L aux fuel tank, with electric transfer, this one is a huge increase in quality over the main tank replacement. no spatter, great welds, good paint. I am pleased.

transfer switch and gauge:


All fittings included:


The tank itself:




With this tank I am now able to carry 190L under the pajero with 40L in jerry cans on the roof rack for emergency.

[Theunsb]

Please supply more details of where and sizes of tanks to get you 190 L under the vehicle.
Your truck looks great.

[cruisn06]

long range automotive has the 58L aux tank
4wd systems has the 132L main tank replacement, but I am not impressed with quality.
Brown davis has a 125 or 145L replacement main tank. I should of went with them and had 200+L

[cruisn06]

Has been a while since I updated this thread.

I have almost finished the engine bay, I need a few sensors hooked up still, and to finish mounting the intercooler. but it is coming along nicely and looking quite nice





Dual battery all wired up:


Had to have a custom power steering line made up:


I bought a fridge slid, nice to be able to open my fridge up all the way.







Uhf mounted:


Compressor tucked away here for now to see how I like it:


And had a weekend out. lots of fun.. except all the cleaning that followed:

[cruisn06]

Well, the weekend is coming.. well not really, but its a great excuse to work on the pajero. tonight goal was a rough mock up of how the led strip lights will sit under the awning and to test light output, I am rather impressed with them. I will soder the wires and heat shrink it all so it never shorts out over corrugations.

In place:




Powered up:






A magazine on the ground, taken with no flash, buthand held so deal with the fuzziness.


And of course a few goodies from milner:
new primer pump as mine was leaking:


The mystery bag. pedal covers, output seals, pressure sensor, washers, the works.


And the biushes I need, this will complete my kit of all bushes except the upper a arms.

[cruisn06]

Bit more work done, I installed soem new 4" speakers in the front, since the old ones sucked ass. these are a lot better, no photos though.

Then I installed some new pedal covers, much better then the chrome racing covers I had,



new:


Some new parts came in, my 5 way manifold for my breathers, no more water in this guys transmission.. LOL




Camp setup, got a new stove, along with a lantern. our campsite is almsot complete.


Running the lights while cooking:

[Paj3.2]

Hi Cruisn06

Great setup you have there!

I saw the box of bushes that you got, where did you get them?
I need to replace mine on my 2002 3.2DiD SWB.
I live in Port Elizabeth and not sure where i can source these.

Regards
Adrian

[cruisn06]

I got the bushes from milneroffroad.com they are based out of the uk.