Hi,
Does any know how comfy jimny seats are, they look small enough to be a pretty good fit for this project.
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Ian
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Re: Project KJA
I looked into MX5 seats, they are pretty comfy, small and could have speakers in the headrest
from what i read, the seats are not very supportive (jimny) but have no experience with this
from what i read, the seats are not very supportive (jimny) but have no experience with this
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Re: Project KJA
Jimny seats arnt all that, they are firmer than the 1s that were in my SJ but then the SJs were nearly 20 years old and the Jimny only 10
Sid James gone but never forgotten
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: Project KJA
Hmmm, dunno what quite to do
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Re: Project KJA
Hi, done a bit more today, hung the stripped drivers door, just got to remove the decals. I also stripped the rear axle, only to discover that a few things are required, like new bearings, cylinders, and pads. Everything lol. Never mind. A bit more done. Also started having a look at my winch.
Cheers
Ian
Cheers Ian
Cheers
Ian
Cheers Ian
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La la la, should have bought a sand blaster.
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Re: Project KJA
cleaning and painting is such a long seemingly endless task
but its all worth it in the end, keep up the good work
but its all worth it in the end, keep up the good work
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Yeah cleaning and prepping is such a mundane task 
worth it in the end though 
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Yea it will be, think I've gone through 5 of the wire brushes that go on a 4 inch grinder. Lol. Coming along tho, back axle is nearly ready to paint.
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Re: Project KJA
Yo,
Any one know what size brake pipe and fittings go on a 413,
Suspect it's 3/16 pipe and 10mm fittings but would like to confirm before ordering some bits.
Going to replace the lot while I'm at it.
If any one has changed thiers any info would be cool,
Cheers Ian
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Any one know what size brake pipe and fittings go on a 413,
Suspect it's 3/16 pipe and 10mm fittings but would like to confirm before ordering some bits.
Going to replace the lot while I'm at it.
If any one has changed thiers any info would be cool,
Cheers Ian
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