Don't forget to check the stance (clearances etc) when its fully laden with family and luggage eg how it is when your off on a 2 week holiday
Will do u a fully aired up pic soon tank will be in weekend I hope Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Just great mate. So nice to see someone tackling this kind of work on their todd and not shipping the job out to the big boys. Low enough to stop a roll away can of Carling from hiding under the van! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
More done today stripped out all tin wear for paint and made up a bending brace on top of my trolly and knocked up some battery box covers to get painted the sane as the new engine cover ...... have ordered some v rubber seal for the edges round terminals just in case but there well clear but will stream live the engine bay a bit more hate messy wires ect allso just made one for other side Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Had to sit it out waiting on parts but should all be back together in next 7 days engine built back up and running and air system if I can get kids covered tomorrow will be up and running and aired up for the 1st time Got tank bolt in and compressor sat on rubber insulated rubber washers and sound deadened the back panel to dampen noise of compressed best as loads will carpet allso Allso levellers off air bags to suit my chosen ride height Tomorrow could be the day I get to see it working Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Get a video up when when you’re up and running! This build is tempting me to have a go at mine, as already got the rear notch’s in, (got the Subaru swap to finish first mind! )
Not sure how low the engine is on them water engines mate but should have the rear done tomoz engine in and finished by next Sunday then flip it round few big long days off work to beam raise amd tub front Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I’ve got a shortened sump already for it, and think I’m down 2 splines already, current sump/ground clearance is about a Red Bull’s can worth! Not sure I want to go any lower, but looking at air as a way to raise it up when needed.
