hello folks.
i'm new to zooks, been a landy up to now, but got tired of the green oval "in fighting" and general scene, so i bought myself an '89 santana sj410, soft top.
its only for off roading, as its got no i.d,at present.
previous owner went a bit ott with tyres fitting 265/75 r16 in pretty extreme m.t's, and got cheesed of when it kept breaking c.v joints.
so i bought it needing a drivers side c.v joint, and smaller tyres, all arches need welding, and needs serious tidying. but it will ride again, possibly even on the road, as it has a chassis number.
if anyone could point me in direction of somewhere online to get sj parts i'd be grateful, as i live in n.ireland.
i will put some pics up of the sj as it stands in few days.
cheers chunk
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Re: hi folks
to :S:cuk matey!
Get some Pics up, we love pics
As long as you drive with your head and don't bounce tyres and stomp your right foot down all the time SJ CVs will easily hold up to tyres that size with an aggressive pattern I know someone who runs that size tyre with ARBs front and rear who doesnt go though many CVs! I was also running 33s on 410 axles with a 1.6 8v and 4:1 low box and only broke 1 CV in the year my SJ was on the road with that set up
Is that you on Difflock who was asking about upgrading axles as well? 413 front shafts and CVs (NOT samurai) will fit a 410 axle and the 413 CVs are stronger apparently There's info on diff interchangability here clicky
Remember that 413 and Samurai axles are different widths, If you want to upgrade It's best to swap to Sammy axles not 413 as they are wider
Here is a How to guide http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... jYoLkw3EnA" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Get some Pics up, we love pics
As long as you drive with your head and don't bounce tyres and stomp your right foot down all the time SJ CVs will easily hold up to tyres that size with an aggressive pattern I know someone who runs that size tyre with ARBs front and rear who doesnt go though many CVs! I was also running 33s on 410 axles with a 1.6 8v and 4:1 low box and only broke 1 CV in the year my SJ was on the road with that set up
Is that you on Difflock who was asking about upgrading axles as well? 413 front shafts and CVs (NOT samurai) will fit a 410 axle and the 413 CVs are stronger apparently There's info on diff interchangability here clicky
Remember that 413 and Samurai axles are different widths, If you want to upgrade It's best to swap to Sammy axles not 413 as they are wider
Here is a How to guide http://translate.googleusercontent.com/ ... jYoLkw3EnA" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Re: hi folks
to the club. Dont forget some pics up when you can.
86 SJ413 tin top, 1.6 8v, SU carb, YJ spring conversion, virtual lift, 33x12.5x15 KL71's, rocklobster, rear discs, power steering.
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to the club
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Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
Jimny 1.6 not as good as an SJ but still good
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Re: hi folks
yes thats me on difflock, asking.
my machine will prob never see tarmac driving again, so i was thinking of swapping out axles totally for land rover series axles. and rocklobster this box.
series 3 diffs are 4.7:1, and i can get axles at £30 front, £25 rear, obviously drum brakes, but sounds like and upgrade, even if it involves landy parts
my machine will prob never see tarmac driving again, so i was thinking of swapping out axles totally for land rover series axles. and rocklobster this box.
series 3 diffs are 4.7:1, and i can get axles at £30 front, £25 rear, obviously drum brakes, but sounds like and upgrade, even if it involves landy parts
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buddy, as they say here in the emerald isle.
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SJ 410 Q 1985 (GREEN)
VITARA GL+ 2017 (SILVER)
Did have a IGNIS SZ5 4X4 2017 (BLACK)
Did have a GRAND VITARA 2.0 TD 2002 (GREEN)
Did have a JIMNY JLX 2001 (RED)
Did have a SJ 413V 1987 (SILVER)
Did have a BMW320i 1984 (PETROL BLUE)
SJ 410 Q 1985 (GREEN)
VITARA GL+ 2017 (SILVER)
Did have a IGNIS SZ5 4X4 2017 (BLACK)
Did have a GRAND VITARA 2.0 TD 2002 (GREEN)
Did have a JIMNY JLX 2001 (RED)
Did have a SJ 413V 1987 (SILVER)
Did have a BMW320i 1984 (PETROL BLUE)
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Re: hi folks
i made a decision today, to tray back this beauty as rear arches and floor are rotten .
front wings are going and in their place will be tubular supports and plastic panels.
the roll cage will be remanufactured, as its not rigid enough for my liking.
i'm hoping to reduce the weight of the sj to around 700kgs.
do you think it will be possible to get it down to 700kg or am i dreaming? current weight is 823kg. answers on a postcard
front wings are going and in their place will be tubular supports and plastic panels.
the roll cage will be remanufactured, as its not rigid enough for my liking.
i'm hoping to reduce the weight of the sj to around 700kgs.
do you think it will be possible to get it down to 700kg or am i dreaming? current weight is 823kg. answers on a postcard
you can't polish a turd