I did 114,000ks on my last tyres and just fitted new ones and you don't realise until you fit new tyres how dry and stiff the old ones get. The new ones feel soft and the drive is comfy. Thanks Terry.
Hi Terry. I came here for the mindless entertainment, so I stayed till the end. Great Video always learning something new. New wheels and tyres. Checking the brakes also.
Lovely Ep. I must be one of the mindless ones haha, Just back from 10,000ks trip towing my 5m tinny from Sunny coast upto the Gibb to McGowans for 3 weeks 3 days. fishing was awesome. then back the Tanami and plenty to home. roads were fantastic,
Some of us are just mindless anyway, so the video wasn't a problem! 🤣 I'm still having a good run out of my Toyo R/T's so it'll be interesting to see how your M/T's go. Good tyres are one of the best insurances I reckon 👍(people often don't think of how much you see when you take the wheels off, sometimes it's just all about having a look, maybe some preventative maintenance & of course, making it look good too!!) Ooo Ray!
Cheers mate. I just finished the Tanami and am on the Gibb currently. Tyres are getting abused and hammered and going the distance. Thanks for zoning out with me😎👍
Yet another great video, Terry 😂 Looks the goods. We are in the Flinders now, staying at Carrieton Caravan Park, which is the old Primary School. I look forward to your 'Painting The Calipers' video 😅😂
Sure do mate. Here’s the vid. Cheers👍😎 LED Headlight and Sequential DRL Installation and Review | Landcruiser 200 Series czcams.com/video/l-jI9HgMF2U/video.html
Hey Terry....just spent 7 weeks (and 13000 kms) touring the NW deserts (Old Gunbarrel, Gary, shotline to the Warri site, then up to Kunawarritji and Kiwirrikurra, overland to Balgo, lake Gregory and then the Bungles) and after a few days in Kununurra, the Oombi fro the second time (this time, north to south). Country is looking brilliant - you will enjoy your upcoming trip. Cheers Denis
Awesome trip. I’m at El Questro ATM heading west on the Gibb after knocking over the Karunjie. Can you do the Oombi track on your own our do you need guides and permission? Very interested👍
Hi Terry, G day from old Germany Rims look „schmink“ very nice… Another „like“ ❤ Terry video… But there is a but…. You named it… you can look through compared to thee Octagons and that mean you can see through to inside and means you have to keep clean the inside…. Yes, must look nice and tidy. Got it right to use a ceramic rim detailer. But what you used is not a rim and tire detailer. Yes, existing, we use the Sonax product here over in Germany, very reasonable prices and top quality and works perfectly on my black high gloss AMG rims.. BTW… your disk looked exactly like my DBA rotors. I had to grind of the edges before installing new brake pads which also should be a dust reducted version but not ceramic which leave the rims nice cleaner but are to hard and wear the rotor more an produce a shodder during hard breaking…. Break pads are less expensive compared to rotors though. Keep the sunny side up Cheers
I wouldn't say that particular FJ work is out of your pay grade per se, probably more to do with the colour of tool. One will refrain from making orange colour tool jokes, that would be in very poor taste, and frankly, quite disgusting. Love the new rims. I've always run rotors from DBA for over 20 years. Love them. I can also relate to the small tip. Can be problematic.
Great result, work repaid. Off topic: the sealed alternator. Are you still happy with your brand? Any suggestion? I have a new 79 (V8 of course) and I am thinking to replace the factory ones.
Thanks Nick, I’m happy with the results. Still running the sealed alternator and love it. I’m on the road ATM, just finished the Simmo (very wet where 3 cars were towed out with failed alternators when I was there). Did Finke road, Tanami, Karunjie track and am currently on the Gibb. No dramas at all, I would repurchase in a heartbeat 😎👍
Many thanks for the video Terry - appreciate the info as always across your whole range especially on the 200 series - could I ask two quick questions please? How high is your shed and what type of hoist do you have? Kind regards David W
Thanks for the kind words David, I sincerely appreciate it. The shed is: 15m wide 9m deep 4m wall height 5.5m at the top of the pitch (approximately) 3.5 high roller doors The hoist is a Direct Lift😎👍
Looking good Terry. What size tyres you running I need to replace my MT ATZP3s 285/70/17 thought I'd give the Toyos ago seeing though you rate them Cheers Eric from Adelaide.
I did 114,000ks on my last tyres and just fitted new ones and you don't realise until you fit new tyres how dry and stiff the old ones get. The new ones feel soft and the drive is comfy. Thanks Terry.
I hear ya mate, they slowly deteriorate and it’s hard to notice the difference until you put new ones on. Cheers 👍😎
Hi Terry. I came here for the mindless entertainment, so I stayed till the end. Great Video always learning something new. New wheels and tyres. Checking the brakes also.
I have not long purchased a 200, your videos are great and your enthusiasm is inspiring. Love your content, thank you.
Good stuff Nick, enjoy your stay with Jafffa and thanks for the encouragement 😎👍
Lovely Ep. I must be one of the mindless ones haha, Just back from 10,000ks trip towing my 5m tinny from Sunny coast upto the Gibb to McGowans for 3 weeks 3 days. fishing was awesome. then back the Tanami and plenty to home. roads were fantastic,
That’s awesome Craig. I’m at El Questro ATM and got up here via the Tanami. I agree, roads have been great. Thanks for tuning out with me😉. Cheers👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures Great stuff Enjoy
You know it😎👍
It's always good to watch your videos as your passion for what your doing shines thru
Thanks mate, I’m glad you can pick up on that👍
Looking good mate, but I would have definitely done the callipers lol. Cheers Steve
You are killing me Steve😉😂
Some of us are just mindless anyway, so the video wasn't a problem! 🤣 I'm still having a good run out of my Toyo R/T's so it'll be interesting to see how your M/T's go. Good tyres are one of the best insurances I reckon 👍(people often don't think of how much you see when you take the wheels off, sometimes it's just all about having a look, maybe some preventative maintenance & of course, making it look good too!!) Ooo Ray!
Cheers mate. I just finished the Tanami and am on the Gibb currently. Tyres are getting abused and hammered and going the distance. Thanks for zoning out with me😎👍
Yet another great video, Terry 😂 Looks the goods. We are in the Flinders now, staying at Carrieton Caravan Park, which is the old Primary School. I look forward to your 'Painting The Calipers' video 😅😂
That’s cool, and I’m not getting guilted to painting those calipers 😂😂
Nice Job Terry they look good mate. Yes I sat through it all but I was playing on my phone at the same time. Hahaha
Good stuff, and you can do two things at once, wow! I need lessons for that. Cheers😎
@@JafffaAdventures I didn't say I was doing either one very well
lol😂
300 series lights on the 200 look good
Sure do mate. Here’s the vid. Cheers👍😎
LED Headlight and Sequential DRL Installation and Review | Landcruiser 200 Series
czcams.com/video/l-jI9HgMF2U/video.html
I love “watchin” Paint dry Terry 🤪😳🤪 nice work mate 😎
Good one Paul😂
Hey Terry....just spent 7 weeks (and 13000 kms) touring the NW deserts (Old Gunbarrel, Gary, shotline to the Warri site, then up to Kunawarritji and Kiwirrikurra, overland to Balgo, lake Gregory and then the Bungles) and after a few days in Kununurra, the Oombi fro the second time (this time, north to south). Country is looking brilliant - you will enjoy your upcoming trip. Cheers Denis
Awesome trip. I’m at El Questro ATM heading west on the Gibb after knocking over the Karunjie. Can you do the Oombi track on your own our do you need guides and permission? Very interested👍
@@JafffaAdventures You can only do it by booking with the TOs , the Morgans ("Just Over the Hill" Touring Company).
Copy that mate, that’s what I suspected. Would be an epic trip😎👍
@@JafffaAdventures we should get together for a coffee . I have now done it twice. I am in Brookfield, west Brisbane.
@denisgately4701 that would be cool. I’m in the Kimberley for another 3 - 4 weeks👍
Saweeet!
Cheers😎👍
Hi Terry,
G day from old Germany
Rims look „schmink“ very nice…
Another „like“ ❤ Terry video…
But there is a but…. You named it… you can look through compared to thee Octagons and that mean you can see through to inside and means you have to keep clean the inside…. Yes, must look nice and tidy.
Got it right to use a ceramic rim detailer. But what you used is not a rim and tire detailer. Yes, existing, we use the Sonax product here over in Germany, very reasonable prices and top quality and works perfectly on my black high gloss AMG rims..
BTW… your disk looked exactly like my DBA rotors. I had to grind of the edges before installing new brake pads which also should be a dust reducted version but not ceramic which leave the rims nice cleaner but are to hard and wear the rotor more an produce a shodder during hard breaking…. Break pads are less expensive compared to rotors though.
Keep the sunny side up
Cheers
Good info mate, cheers😎👍
I wouldn't say that particular FJ work is out of your pay grade per se, probably more to do with the colour of tool.
One will refrain from making orange colour tool jokes, that would be in very poor taste, and frankly, quite disgusting.
Love the new rims.
I've always run rotors from DBA for over 20 years. Love them.
I can also relate to the small tip. Can be problematic.
Cheers mate, and thanks for tuning out with me😉😎
Great result, work repaid.
Off topic: the sealed alternator. Are you still happy with your brand? Any suggestion? I have a new 79 (V8 of course) and I am thinking to replace the factory ones.
Thanks Nick, I’m happy with the results. Still running the sealed alternator and love it. I’m on the road ATM, just finished the Simmo (very wet where 3 cars were towed out with failed alternators when I was there). Did Finke road, Tanami, Karunjie track and am currently on the Gibb. No dramas at all, I would repurchase in a heartbeat 😎👍
Well done Terry. Did you get a chance to weight the wheels/tires vs previous? These 200s are heavy and I keep looking for a light weight combination.
Cheers Alex. No I did not weigh them mate. Go well😎👍
Many thanks for the video Terry - appreciate the info as always across your whole range especially on the 200 series - could I ask two quick questions please? How high is your shed and what type of hoist do you have? Kind regards David W
Thanks for the kind words David, I sincerely appreciate it.
The shed is:
15m wide
9m deep
4m wall height
5.5m at the top of the pitch (approximately)
3.5 high roller doors
The hoist is a Direct Lift😎👍
Looking good Terry.
What size tyres you running I need to replace my MT ATZP3s 285/70/17 thought I'd give the Toyos ago seeing though you rate them
Cheers Eric from Adelaide.
Thanks Eric. I’m on my second set of Toyo muddies, 295/70/17’s. I rate them and will replace them with the same again. Cheers😎👍