What do you’s think of the quick POV clips stripping the front end down? Don’t forget to like the video, thanks! Here’s the links to all 3 videos mentioned Last weeks video breaking the car We Take On INSANE Tracks In The Winch Trucks | Rollovers and Broken Bits ua-cam.com/video/j7iJYioOrfQ/v-deo.html Lithium battery install and testing BEST Winch UPGRADES you can possibly do!! | HUGE Winch Power Gains | 24 Volt Tourer Set-up ua-cam.com/video/g_yKEk4h-gY/v-deo.html Kings birthday trip using the Colby Valve from Roadrunner off-road WILD Bunyip Tracks | Robertson Creek | Kings Birthday Weekend Trip 2023 ua-cam.com/video/E3mQdHmhYAE/v-deo.html
Gday mate. Can u actually explain how to fit a rear mounted radiator? Im mounting mine i just dont know whats next im new to this. Do i need electric water pump? or can i go the bogan way of building
Hey mate, rear mount radiator has a lot of opinions but this is what worked for me. The radiator needs to be up a littler higher because originally it was low and was getting the hot air from under the car and wouldn’t cool, Atleast a couple hundred mm from the back wall to allow air flow, tilt the top back a little bit and run a roof scoop for the high speed air flow. I only run the standard water pump as well there’s no need for an electric one. The only bonus of electric pump is you can keep circulating the water without the car turned on. Cheers
Thanks mate, I’m going to keep doing them moving forward. I’ve got a few to upload before Christmas which will be weekly but next year will most likely be fortnightly
i gotta ask man but how do you have the motivation to continually sink money and time into these cars? I have honestly had enough of my patrol, i dont daily it as i have a company car, if i go somewhere on the weekend id rather drive my new v6 wildtrak ranger. I cant even think of the last time i actually wanted to go 4wding because all i accociate it with is "how much is this trip going to cost" it has sat in my shed for months and i dont even want to look at it. The amount of time and money sunk into a car that gives me 0 joy driving it because there is always something wrong. I bought a canopy 2 years ago and still haven't fitted anything out inside because just sink money in it. All my mates still go out regually and i see the videos and photos and have 0 desire to join them. I get more joy sinking that money into my house and land and being able to actually see the results and it increases value but the ute just drinks it and breaks it. How many lockers have i seen you blow up now from snaps, and the hours of work invested just for it all to break again. i just want to now how you manage to do it, how do you stay positive, how do you not throw the towel in when you have put another few k $ in just for it to blend parts.
Think it's called passion. Each to their own I guess to whatever gives you pleasure in life and make the effort worth it. Houses and property can certainty comsume money on another level 😢 . .
Mate I was the same as you close to 6 yrs ago. Bought a nav, done more touring and enjoyed the easy life. Now bought another dead stock patrol, keeping it simple as I just missed the patrol side. It's all passion and position in life, I reckon if I had places to drive like Dan I'd be frothing at it
This could be answered in 10 different ways but I’ll try keep it short haha. I often think the same thing about people who go down to the pub and spend hundreds or thousands over the bar and then tip money into the pokies or betting apps, to me that seems crazy. But at the same time who am I to judge what people do with their time or how they spend their money, we are all different and enjoy different things and everyone values their time and money different, no real right or wrong way. I love tinkering in the shed, I’ve learnt so much building cars that relates with day to day living, and I absolutely love learning things and when your building a car there are so many valuable skills to learn, and I get so much enjoyment from driving the cars as well. Like everything in life it’s not always 100 percent good times, so breaking the car is just a small downside to the good sides of it all. It’s a passion I enjoy doing and so many of my mates do it, we are all real close and four wheel drives have contributed to that. When I was right into riding FMX, I’d get injured and be laid up in hospital still itching to get better and get back on the bike, people would say the same thing to me then, but it’s just what I’m passionate about and what I like to spend my time on. Side note - this is the first locker I’ve actually broken from a snapped axle
What do you’s think of the quick POV clips stripping the front end down? Don’t forget to like the video, thanks!
Here’s the links to all 3 videos mentioned
Last weeks video breaking the car
We Take On INSANE Tracks In The Winch Trucks | Rollovers and Broken Bits
ua-cam.com/video/j7iJYioOrfQ/v-deo.html
Lithium battery install and testing
BEST Winch UPGRADES you can possibly do!! | HUGE Winch Power Gains | 24 Volt Tourer Set-up
ua-cam.com/video/g_yKEk4h-gY/v-deo.html
Kings birthday trip using the Colby Valve from Roadrunner off-road
WILD Bunyip Tracks | Robertson Creek | Kings Birthday Weekend Trip 2023
ua-cam.com/video/E3mQdHmhYAE/v-deo.html
Loved the POV and commentary while doing the job mate! And trimmed up awesome for easy watching!! 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Thanks Timmy, more pov to come!
Nice one mate can't wait for the next one with special guests👍👍
Had a few special guests so it will be a good one
Worth all the work and clean up for that last 10sec of video. Hanging out for the next one, looks like stacks of fun.
Thanks for watching to the end haha! Next one will be a ripper!
Shed build video for sure!
It will be here early next year hopefully
Next weeks link up will be the one im itching to watch,cheers dan👍
Keep an eye out mate, will be a good one!
I'm exited for the next video! I recognised timmys patrol at the end!
Get keen! It’s a good one. Cheers
On ya Macca, keep the POV clips coming!
Thanks mclovin, there will be more to come
Loved the pov mate keen to see this next video 🤙
Thanks mate, will be doing them from now on
What do you do for work Dan ? Great vids, dream shed too
Gday mate. Can u actually explain how to fit a rear mounted radiator? Im mounting mine i just dont know whats next im new to this. Do i need electric water pump? or can i go the bogan way of building
Hey mate, rear mount radiator has a lot of opinions but this is what worked for me. The radiator needs to be up a littler higher because originally it was low and was getting the hot air from under the car and wouldn’t cool, Atleast a couple hundred mm from the back wall to allow air flow, tilt the top back a little bit and run a roof scoop for the high speed air flow. I only run the standard water pump as well there’s no need for an electric one. The only bonus of electric pump is you can keep circulating the water without the car turned on. Cheers
Loved the video
Thanks mate
POV shots look great🤙👍 are you doing weekly videos again now
Thanks mate, I’m going to keep doing them moving forward. I’ve got a few to upload before Christmas which will be weekly but next year will most likely be fortnightly
i gotta ask man but how do you have the motivation to continually sink money and time into these cars? I have honestly had enough of my patrol, i dont daily it as i have a company car, if i go somewhere on the weekend id rather drive my new v6 wildtrak ranger. I cant even think of the last time i actually wanted to go 4wding because all i accociate it with is "how much is this trip going to cost" it has sat in my shed for months and i dont even want to look at it. The amount of time and money sunk into a car that gives me 0 joy driving it because there is always something wrong. I bought a canopy 2 years ago and still haven't fitted anything out inside because just sink money in it. All my mates still go out regually and i see the videos and photos and have 0 desire to join them. I get more joy sinking that money into my house and land and being able to actually see the results and it increases value but the ute just drinks it and breaks it.
How many lockers have i seen you blow up now from snaps, and the hours of work invested just for it all to break again. i just want to now how you manage to do it, how do you stay positive, how do you not throw the towel in when you have put another few k $ in just for it to blend parts.
Think it's called passion. Each to their own I guess to whatever gives you pleasure in life and make the effort worth it. Houses and property can certainty comsume money on another level 😢 . .
Mate I was the same as you close to 6 yrs ago. Bought a nav, done more touring and enjoyed the easy life. Now bought another dead stock patrol, keeping it simple as I just missed the patrol side. It's all passion and position in life, I reckon if I had places to drive like Dan I'd be frothing at it
This could be answered in 10 different ways but I’ll try keep it short haha. I often think the same thing about people who go down to the pub and spend hundreds or thousands over the bar and then tip money into the pokies or betting apps, to me that seems crazy. But at the same time who am I to judge what people do with their time or how they spend their money, we are all different and enjoy different things and everyone values their time and money different, no real right or wrong way. I love tinkering in the shed, I’ve learnt so much building cars that relates with day to day living, and I absolutely love learning things and when your building a car there are so many valuable skills to learn, and I get so much enjoyment from driving the cars as well. Like everything in life it’s not always 100 percent good times, so breaking the car is just a small downside to the good sides of it all. It’s a passion I enjoy doing and so many of my mates do it, we are all real close and four wheel drives have contributed to that. When I was right into riding FMX, I’d get injured and be laid up in hospital still itching to get better and get back on the bike, people would say the same thing to me then, but it’s just what I’m passionate about and what I like to spend my time on.
Side note - this is the first locker I’ve actually broken from a snapped axle