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Old 10th January 2011, 18:41   #46
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Re: Army Gypsy 2000 MPFI- Build Off

What tyres are those ? what config
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What tyres are those ? what config
Those are the tyres on which it came from the auction.
Will be putting in JK tornados on stock rims.
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Hey,

The gypsy is coming out really well. Have you thought about making the cabin water proof(since you will be parking it in the open). IRC it includes plugging drains at the base of the wind shield.

Just curious, where are you rebuilding your jeep and are you getting it painted?

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Hey,

The gypsy is coming out really well. Have you thought about making the cabin water proof(since you will be parking it in the open). IRC it includes plugging drains at the base of the wind shield.

Just curious, where are you rebuilding your jeep and are you getting it painted?

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Thanks HR.
Have not given the waterproofing part a lot of thought till now. Since you have brought this topic, what will be your recommend? What is an IRC?
The works are happening in Noida, Automotive Engineering.
Paint job is a stage 2 component. Will get on to it after 2 months.
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Re: Army Gypsy 2000 MPFI- Build Off

You should go in for a fiberglass hardtop . It does not weigh too much . There are multiple options available within Noida itself for the same. Let me know if you need any help with the same.
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You should go in for a fiberglass hardtop . It does not weigh too much . There are multiple options available within Noida itself for the same. Let me know if you need any help with the same.
It would be great if you could let me know how much would it cost.
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So did u find it on yours?
I didnt check it yet. It seems that i will have to take out the starter to check that spot. If possible i will do it today
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It would be great if you could let me know how much would it cost.
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I should be between 10-15k . It depends on whether it is of Fiberglass or Metal .
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Is a metal cabin recommended or a fiber one? Has anybody used FRP to ake a cabin?

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I prefer fiber cabin since its lighter, less weight on top and less weight added to the vehicle. Nope i dont have any bluprints and yes there are people who have done FRP job. Including chopping the extra height of stock top and gluing it back.
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You should go in for a fiberglass hardtop . It does not weigh too much . There are multiple options available within Noida itself for the same. Let me know if you need any help with the same.
Hi

you can contact The address is C-106/107, Sector 2, NOIDA.

Contact Person - Harsh/Samarth
9810067814 / 9971404274

i have seen the similar set up with one level of HARD TOP with them.


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@gotzuk- How much will the quick release steering hub cost?
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It looks very much like the sound control knob for a hyundai 2.1 speaker system. Has he borrowed it for audio controls or what is it?
Its a SpaceNavigator to control the CarPC installed in his car.

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Re: Army Gypsy 2000 MPFI- Build Off

Guys i need urgent advice on tyres:

Choice in order of preference:
1. BF Goodrich T/A KO (Is it a hard tyre? noisy on road?)
2. MRF Wanderer
3. MRF ZVTS
4. Yokohama Geolander (got to know its a very soft tyre and prone to puncture)

Any other suggestions are welcome.

PS: This is a very urgent request, need to make the purchase today.

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Re: Army Gypsy 2000 MPFI- Build Off

Many have Yoko Geo AT including myself and find it to be good enough for on and off road duty.
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As i mentioned over PM, if its moderate OTR ing stick to Geo ATS. They are really good all-rounders. If you want more extreme then go Maxxis. BF's are best for rocks, on road and in mud, i am not a very big fan of them.
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OK the decision has been made: I'll go for Yokohama Geolander ATS LT.
Thanks everybody for the valuable inputs.
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