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For the under body get WURTH and for the floor in the entire cabin get RAPTOR Truck Bed Treatment. Will not only save your floor from corrision but also have improved dynamics, as sound and vibrations will be considerably reduced. You can also treat the engine bay with the same, I did. Waiting for black rocks too. Regards, | |
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Nice to see your expertise going to help another jeep enthusiast , as you have mentioned "RAPTOR Truck Bed Treatment". can you throw some more light on it, my next project is definitely 550 and it going to be sure and soon so eager to know more. | |
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Nice hearing from you too. I will post a pic. of the RAPTOR cannister that fits on to the spray gun directly. The hardener needs to be added to it before spraying. Personally, I liked its finish and quality very much. Regards, | |
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| ![]() Gogi Bit late in the day, sorry. Why dont you stick with your stock rims 16inchers. go with 275/70/r16 tyres from our kulwinder save you cost of rims and tyres are also cheaper and diameter is also the same. here is one i snapped at gobind the other day. about 8k i think. i dunno if bighorns come in this size ![]() Quote:
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BHPian ![]() | ![]() Thanks a lot V-16 for your prompt explanation on the power steering, Now I think I'll try to source a Bolero's PS unit and find a good mechanic for the job. I've been driving my Jeep with the army rims for 2 years now and it really takes a toll on me especially in the narrow and winding roads of Shillong. |
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As regards the Brave, well my equation with Kulwinder has some special privileges as towards price ![]() Update with recent pics taken this evening. I have captured all possible angles of the steering set up. Of course fine tuning is to be done regarding filling gaps etc. Blackened everything ![]() ![]() The PS Setup ![]() ![]() ![]() This piece, as shown in the RHS of the rear bumper extension is missing (of the LHS). Where can i find it? ![]() ![]() Black Wheels and bumpers look good with the blackened exterior fittings. | |
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Please someone lend me your 15'' 8.5 Js ![]() ![]() | |
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BHPian ![]() | ![]() After fitting Bighorns on the Gypsy rims and them fitting perfectly, I don't see much reason for going for alloys unless its an aesthetic choice. Have a look at my thread and you'll see the tyres fit pretty well. All you'll need to do is get the steering stop setting done which results in a marginal drop in turning radius. Of course. I also prefer the look of steel rims on a Jeep better than alloys but its all subjective! |
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Senior - BHPian ![]() | ![]() Is the Gypsy's PCD same as the MMs? I think not but i may be wrong. Are Gypsy rims 8 or 8.5J?? I have no clue> |
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BHPian ![]() | ![]() Gypsy and the 5x0s have the same PCD i.e. 5-bolt 139.7. The rims are 5.5x15 but as you'll see in the pics of my Jeep, there's no significant issue that could turn out to be a show stopper. |
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This is what I have used. Paint and finish in progress at NEW MARS. How to video. ![]() Regards, | |
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Distinguished - BHPian ![]() ![]() | ![]() Gogi, That bumper extension is available at atlas for 200 bucks. |
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