I WRECKED my driveline - BARRA FJ 45/80 EP#34
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2022
- Build episode #34 for my XR6 Turbo Barra powered FJ 45 / 80 Series Toyota Land-cruiser. In this video:
- Cape York Trip Prep
- Why I had different diff gears front to rear in my Landcruiser and what havoc it wreaked on the driveline
- Swapping from 80 series to 79 series transfer case
- Swapping from Early to Late 40 series doors
- Designing and building a tyre rack, gas bottle holder and Jerry can holder. ---- Fabricating a spare turbo exhaust manifold.
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Kincrome set looks mint. My trip prep is always absolute chaos, 95% of the time end up not sleeping the night before 😅
My trip preps start long before a trip... in fact using my Kimcrome sockets to prep my HJ45 now, for a Cape trip next June!
Kincrome.
Driving to the spirit of Tasmania. Get to within an hour of it and my transfer case rear bearing shits the bed. 1.5hrs until boarding. Drove to the nearest town, managed to pull the case out and change the bearings in a borrowed workshop in 30 minutes before reassembling and hauling ass to the boat.
Last year, morning we left for a trip from melbourne up to the gulf of Carpentaria and back we (me and my Dad) did a head gasket (using a Kincrome 1/2" torque wrench adaptor) and new vacuum pump, and neither of them caused us any problems. Now 15 years old these tools would help me get my project 1999 Land Rover Defender on the road, which I'm hoping to take to the cape next year.
Trip preps always so stressful. Ours gets a bit rushed for most trips just chucking the stuff we find in the back and finding out on the way, never forgetting the two important Fs, fuel and food. The longer trips tend to be less stressful and more calculated, just making sure we have everything together may be lacking in tools but we make up for it with country fixes. @kinchrome would be an amzing set to add to the journey.
Kinchrome, Our go to for trip prep is a list of everything we forgot on our last trips. Looking forward to the tip vid.
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Dam. Thats a trip prep and a half. Glad I haven't needed to prep that much. Hope you had a great time up there.
And thats a sweet KINCHROME box.
Kinchrome! Can’t beat last minute/night mods also putting diff centres back in my patrol just to get away on the long weekend
Proper preparation prevents piss poor performance. If only I had a tool kit like this Kincrome set when I first started 4wding I would have had to use batteries and jumper cables to bush weld an imperial nut onto a metric bolt in order to take it off!! Awesome tray set up Rich 👍🏻
Maaaate, hitting up the bucket list items in one go. Awesome. Hope you had a wicked trip. Can't wait to check it out.
Oh and trip prep for me is simple for equipment, but the juggling of getting 3 kids ready and set to go can be a time chewing nightmare. But we manage, and enjoy being out.
Kincrome. Trip prep always down to the wire,last minute maybe we'll need this and that. Who can sleep anyway too bloody exited to get going. Looking forward to the Cape episodes.
Trip prep for myself is also left to the last minute to service and fix niggling issues. Then slap a whole lotta stuff and a mystery bag of tools in the car and hope for the best, nothing of the same quality as Kincrome. Love the videos! Hope to see you in the west 🤙🏼
Kincrome 13mm ratchet spanner is the best tool I own. Use it to slap the roof top tent on and makes trip prep super simple. Tent on, fridge packed, trip ready.
Wouldn’t be a trip away without a late night in the shed fixing or modifying something. Patrols will do that, but wouldn’t have it any other way. That awesome kincrome kit would come in handy for the next late night in shed before a trip!
Ive always owned ute and I always think I need load in it up with everything including the kitchen sink, but just having a simple camping kit and simple 4x4 kit always in the car (if you have the space) can make it easier to pack and keeps the wieght down for trips or weekends away. Kincrome 🤙
Huge fan of the page, I’d love that kit in my Ute, I have an 80 Ute I built with my dad, we completed the engineering and everything 2 days before I left to live in NSW from Vic. Was not fun at the time but we laugh about it now 😂
Kingchrome,,,,, Lived in Cairns for 20 years,, so 1 night on the beers,, we come up with the idea of doing the cape again, we had done it before, but this was , lets just go , like now ,,, threw the swags in, filled the fridges ,, we hit Weipa in the morning
A Kinchrome set would be perfect for working on my 47/80 project! 👍
Did a cape trip September 2021 in our 40 series we’d just gotten on the road. A week before we left I noticed a leak in the fuel tank. Convinced my partner to help me pull the tank out and assess, only to find out it was only a loose hose clamp on the filler neck after me and my partner are both covered in dirt and diesel. A kincrome kit like that would definitely have made light work of it and been great to have up the cape
Kincrome would be awesome to help with future trip prep!
I find an upcoming trip is always good for getting more work done on the patrol....
Hi, my car is a 1997 Nissan Pathfinder bought second hand but in fantastic condition.
When l started fitting it out l would open it up then sit in a chair and imagine where to put all the stuff one usually takes on a trip. Pathfinders are not big cars, narrow low but same length as a 80series.
The car has slowly evolved over some 8 years and never let me down, most of my trips are through the High Country Vic. Stuffing tools in different locations is a pain ,when l need a spanner and then say a screwdriver ! A Kinchrome tool kit , so compact , well layed out and easy to use would save me a lot of wasted energy as l have COPD . It's been great to catch up with you on YT again, cheers
My trip prep was the exact opposite to yours. Hence why i didnt need all those kincrome tools to fix my car at the cape.
Kincrome. Yes, we all get a bit ansie when we're preping, but you have a date and time set for the departure lounge, and once you turn that key, it all just kinda works out. It always does. Enjoy.
I've always liked Kinchrome tools. I always plan my trips well in advance and then leave the packing til the last minute!
OH and kinchrome lol, Recent trip prep was wonderful. New batwing didn't suit my extra long heavy duty awning brackets, so only bolted on with 2 bolts and had a strap around it for the drive down to Kosciusko. AND new intercooler hoses kept blowing off on the way down, and I had my tool box locked in a lockbox I had lost the keys for so limped her to a mechanic, cut the locks, fixed the intercooler hose, and smooth sailing until it blew a hose again. Finally sorted out the issue after the trip. Safe to say a decent accessible toolkit would have helped a lot, my current one is a sad excuse
Kincrome prepping is a lot of thinking but it's a bit of fun
That Kincrome kit looks perfect to keep in the car for trips. My last trip prep for Fraser Island started 3 days out expecting to just do a basic service, until I spotted a torn CV boot. That then lead to rebuilding CV's, wheel bearings and new ball joints. I was then up late the night before wiring up the fridge and then packing for the family.
Good Kincrome episode mate, love the Kincrome content 👌
Kinchrome: December 20th (after loooooong delivery delay due to COVID)new air locker arrived. Later pulled the diff to find pitted teeth... No shops interested in a rebuild before Christmas so an expensive trip to the wrecker for a new one. We made the 800km trip to the boat making it to the west coast of tassie for new years.
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Had a busted cv and didn't get delivered to about a day before going to the glass house a set like that would off really helped at the time had really bad quality tools and kept breaking things and striping bolts got it done but was a appsolote task. Good luck with the trip and have fun :)
Kincrome for the win!
Trip prep can be stressful. But also a lot of fun. Gets exciting the closer you get to your trip!
Awesome video as always mate. Trip prep before a vic high country trip left me working to midnight every night the week before in between uni exams, was all worth it once we drove out the driveway for the 3 week trip! Keep up the awesome work, can't wait to see the Cape episodes!
Very similar trip prep, gears and locker in the summer took a fair bit and ran into issues like missing new pinion flange. Also taking apart the doors and fixing just about everything in there. Window fell off arm, window switches were broken, speakers changed, sound deadening, window tint. Changed the mirrors, and re glue things to the inside of the door card that split off after 23 years.
I’m thinking of changing just my driver side door trim but it’s just barely making a noise at 75-80mph so haven’t done it yet.
Messed up drilling my kick panel for locker switches but luckily I can get another Toyota one off eBay or new I think even.
Did the part time conversion last year on my 100 series and never had any issues with it or the 4x4 button, Hope it stays that way.
It’s awesome seeing you really enjoy the 45 can’t wait for the next time we’re out on the tracks
Love a Kincrome kit for the back of my 80!! Another great vid mate
currently halfway through the prep for my december NSW touring trip and a bit of fresh kincrome kit would go real well hahah. last few months on my N70 i've fabbed up my steel tray, installed an ally 1300mm canopy, installed my new buds customs bar, stedi spotties, terrain tamer parabolic leaves, superior shocks, boss freestanding 270 awn, spare wheel holder and crashpad bag, ally twin jerry holder, towbar relocation brackets. only a couple weeks left and still have to fit out the canopy with stand up fridge and travel buddy, make an ally drawer, sort out the 12V stuff, replace my slipping clutch with a fresh npc, and on top of that check over and service the whole thing. definitely could put that kincrome gear to good use, as an apprentice buying that lot for my car has rendered me poor, and I ain't paying someone to put parts on my car, doing it myself teaches you how to fix it and saves money for the next mod.
Every trip iv ever been on is always down to the wire, I think that keeps the excitement rolling tho!! Keep up the great work on the channel and hopefully when I shoot out on my trip I won’t have to worry about what tools I’m packing because I’ll have the @kincrome toolkit!!👍
Kincrome the quality brand. Start my prep now for an August 2023 trip. Gotta get my stock 4wd ready with all the fruit to make it a fun trip. Great show as always love ya work!
When I did the Gibb I was still welding rear shock mounts in at 2am the morning we left🤣trip prep is never smooth in my experience🙃 it’s awesome to see Kincrome working with you so much💪🏼
Kincrome: finishing off a barra swap the day before a weekend trip to the beach
Not technically ‘Trip’ prep but I wanted to use the hilux I was building as my wedding car. In typical fashion spend the 2 weeks leading up to the wedding fabing flat deck and a bullbar. Finished it the day before the wedding 😅 kingchrome kit would definitely be the go for a kit to stay in the Ute for when a use arises out on the road 👌
@Kincrome set would be mint. My trip prep is always absolute manic and always down to the wire to complete last mnute mods. Dont end up not sleeping the night before 😅
Kingchrome … not sure about everyone else but I feel like the last couple of days is always hectic with final mods. Keen for the Cape video!
I love Kinchrone gear. I haven’t done a trip as big as that. But I have a list I live by when heading off camping so I don’t forget anything. Thanks for the good content 😁
@designedandbuilt I dont think it matters how much time you have, you always find more to do and end up working until the last minute getting things done. Without a deadline you'd put in so much extra work. Thats a sweet Kincrome tool kit, would be very handy to have.
Well done Richard and team, trip prep is always a pain but also exciting, done it many, many times myself and there's always something you've forgotten haha. Can't wait to see the trip vid, thanks again mate. Seeya Rob
So keen to see what this rig would do and how it would perform somewhere like the Simpson
I've spent the last few months tidying up my hzj79, so I am yet to go on its maiden trip. Am super eager to do so this summer and a Kincrome toolkit would be a perfect addition to the toolbox for working on the car!
Kinchrome set would have been perfect for my rushed trip prep similar to yours!
Kingchrome! Currently prepping for a 3 month trip to WA with my 96 land rover discovery and it is definitely down to the wire! 1 week to go and just finished building the draw system and roll bar and now welding up my own bull bar, Iv been greatly inspired by you to delve deeper into fabrication. Good luck with the Cape!
What did you prep on the 300tdi?
Loving the content Richard - being watching since day dot. My trip prep for my tools is taking boxes and pouches of tools. This takes too much room in my 4by with it ending up being a scattered mess. The Kincrome tool set is super compact and organised - exactly what I need for my 4wd/camp trips. Cheers 🍻
Kingchrome make the best gear!
Trip prep always evolves chucking a chainsaw in for the Vic high country
awesome work , very well thought out
My trip prep usually involves last minute mods and packing the car into well into the night after work. A Kincrome tool kit would make all of that a hell of a lot easier. Packing late usually goes well except the time I left my clothes at home....
Best ep yet
Installing a solar panel on the roof at 10AM to leave by 10:30AM kind of trip prepper. At least it's immediately tested. Maybe I'd be more efficient with a nice Kinchrome tool kit.
Loving the vids mate, my trip prep is always pretty messy kinchrome sure would make it easier. cheers
kinchrome!!! better than my wurth kit
I'd love a Kincrome tool kit for the HJ60, I recently drove it from Coffs Harbour to Port Douglas and back, trip prep in a 60 is pretty much fill it up lol, I have spares with me, but half way up realised I had no tools lol.
Just ticked over 10,000km in my 4jj1 GQ. Still got most of my garage tools in the drawers so that KINCROME set would have a great home in there.
As far as trip prep goes (or lack there of), I found out after about 5 small 4wd trips I never put oil in my front diff. Pinion bearing siezed solid half way up a tricky section. Oops
Free tools!? Have always loved your work and is a lot of inspiration for my own project 😁
My trip prep usually involves a solid 3 hours of me packing my 60 series to the brim and my girlfriend doing nothing to help😂 a Kinchrome kit like that would optimise the tools I bring with me and save a heap of space!
Hi been loving the build series.
Kinchrome kit would be mint for my trip prep as I’m always leaving everything to last minute and would be great to have Quality tool kit to take with me on trip if needed
My trip prep for the cape wasnt good with all this rain we've been having but a Kincrome tool kit would have helped
Trip prep hahaha iv still got to finish building my 60 series before I think out about any trips, I’m sure the Kinchrome set would help out with the 60 build tho
My trip prep is usually pretty organised, if not I'd freak out. The Kincrome kit would be handy if things go bad
Can’t believe the hot water trick worked
Kincrome mate !
all the trips i pack for end up going pretty well untill im on the road and i remembered i forgot my tools.... if i win the kincrome kit i wont forget the tools anymore because theyll live in the car
let me know if you need nitro gears
Another great video. I’ve made a few manifolds exactly the same way as you have and found that opening up the stud holes considerably really helps with cracks and also prevents broken exhaust studs.
Also are you interested in selling the 80 transfer case? I would be interested if so.
I’ve just done a 2 week trip to the high country and my trip prep involves kicking tyres filling up with fuel and driving. The key to a reliable vehicle is regular maintenance and knowing your vehicle. If something doesn’t sound or feel right stop and check it out.
I’ve run with Kincrome since 1993 when I started my apprenticeship and the are the best bang for buck you can get. Keep up the great work. I love the truck.. cheers Gav.
Thanks Gav, good tip about the holes! Yep interested in selling, dm me on Instagram :) Agree with you, knowing your vehicle makes all the difference!
Trip prep? What trip prep?😅 I do it either the night before or the morning of. The Kinchrome tool kit would save me so much time and also help me be organised and not lose tools
My trip prep consists of breaking the gearbox within the first 2 hours of a 1700km trip and enjoying the single gear life 😄
While your mates with a car trailer refused to lend a hand 🤣😅
@@DesignedandBuilt bloody dogs 😄 worried about putting too many km's on their taxi motor
Could of used the kingchrome set for putting my awning on at 8pm the night before I did the holland track
Trip prep with 3 kids under 5 - when you cant be without and item means alot of pre-planning. Always trying to pack items with mote than 1 use. Need that kinchrome.
While cad is good, life learnt on the tools skI'll beats it all the time, you need more fill on the cap runs, did you use schedule 40 or 80 pipe or just schedule 10, i hope you's enjoy the cape trip
how good dose the turbo sound on the barra
Kincrome kit would be sick as i am always forgetting tools at home and it gets frustrating when you that one tool
Just started building diff lockers at work, so this was cool to see. Did you guys thread lock the crown wheel bolts to?
We didn’t… maybe we should have. defs check the torque spec too. Two dugga duggas is not in the manual but it’s what time called for. Make sure it’s super clean
@@nickunw Yeah man I'd probably say it's worthwhile pulling the diff out and lock tight plus torque wrench the bolts, especially if you didnt torque wrench them first. They usually need around 95 - 135nm so i'd hate to see one come out and bye bye air locker lol
I seen you a couple of weeks ago travelling up coming up , road works are bad hey
@19:12 - what’s the glue you’ve used there for the door seals? Looks like tarzans grip or something?
I feel like the 80 series diff would've been fine after you fixed the diff ratios? ah well
What’s the crown wheel torque specs…. Two duggas
17:52
how many people on the world are driving RHD?
Right, that is the reason ;-)
You did 400km on that janky only front end diff build!! Geez. Maybe toque specs were right
Kincrome. Trip prep normally consists of, "she will be right all my stuff is in the same spot I took it out last time." Till you leave and have to buy half of your gear again on the road.
trip preparation is key and if you have a @kincrome toolkit will make your life easier when disaster arrives like when my intercooler and turbo hose split just before our trip to eyre peninsula.
Kingchrome. Smooth sailing for me if anything goes wrong it usually happens on the trip 😢
@kincrome our trip prep is usually pretty easy, the misses and myself are a good team till we forgot the sleeping bags haha. But we’ve also never carried any tooling, touch wood we haven’t needed any yet, and we’ve covered some serious k’s already eg Uluṟu via Oodnadatta from Melbourne on Christmas Day.