HighwayPatrols land cruiser 120AT35

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Hi there. Here is my rig. 2005 model lc120AT35. Hope you like it




Following mods that have been done:

Arctic Truck build up for 35" tyres
TJM springs and suspensions front and rear
Front brakes from hilux 06- to fit 15" wheels
35x12,5r17 pro comp xtreme mud terrain on summer
35x12,5r15 pro comp xtreme mud terrain on winter
ARB air locker on rear axel
2x viair 400c compressors and 20 liter tank, built onboard
2" reciever front and rear, and 12 volt outtake for winch
Built draws back in car for recovery equipment
Headlights from Hella
Plus a lot more

[D4D Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close D4D]

Looks very black

Tell me more about the headlights...

[craigm Addicted PP Member Find all posts View Profile Close craigm]

Very nice. More pics please? Interested on the bar work at the rear and how it's been fixed to the body...


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Nice work HighwayPatrol... More pix pease !

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Devillish - looks good.




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D4D:

Here is link to the lamps

http://tuning-sport.com/en/products/...59/Toyota.html

Here is the near light lamp


And here is near light lamp on the lamps I had before, from Mars Performance

[derek11 Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close derek11]

Wicked looking rig there Highway Patrol, love the look on those arctic trucks. More photos of your rig and mods please.

Cheers Derek

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craigm:




Here is a picture from behind, and you can see the rear bar.
You can also see that the fender flares has been changed, and has a smooth surface to the rear bumper. Also panels on the doors has been changed, to give it a better look. The reason for the big fender flares are because Arctic Trucks are cutting alot of steel, and they move some of the mounts on the frame to the body. It has been cutted for 35x12,5 on 10x17 with an ofset on -52mm and 40 mm lift. The car is fully useable in terrain, and the tyres do not take any place inside fender


Flex in front



And back

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Did a great mod before christmas last year. My wife did complain the mess back in the car, so I decided to make some drawers so I easily have controll over my recovery equipments all the time. My wife and kids also got an drawer to put several things in

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Gday HighwayPatrol

Awesome rig!.... Love it!.. Envy!

I did a quick research for guys who might be tempted to buy those headlights!

BGN - Bulgarian 1 300,00 Lev to Australian dollar = 862.251 AUD for the pair is current conversion rate.

Here is the good news guys!... Bulgaria drive on the right hand side of the road which means the headlight set-up would not be an issue for the headlights here in Australia

Cheers

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Some pics from when I changed to hilux brakes also. I have 35" tyres on 10"x15" wheels at winter because I love driving on snow at winter, and then I drive on 3-4 psi, to keep ground pressure as low as possible

A bit different from land cruiser brakes and hilux brakes







I got brakes that works great now. The reason why we have so bigger brakes is because of ABS and TRC, but it works fine even with hilux brakes. More comfortable driving with 35" on 15" than 17" wheels

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craigm:

Thanks for posting the pics. This is the pic I was interested in, as I am looking for a solution to protect the rear bumber from being damaged by drop offs etc... Your Chrome pipe work fits very snugly to the rear bar and appears to provide some good protection without loosing departure angle. Ideally I'd like a full steel rear bar but not likely for me in this lifetime
How/where is the pipework fixed to the chassis/rear of the car?)

Cheers

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Here is a picture under rear bumper



you can see how brackets are mounted in frame. This bar has been good use for me, it has a lot of scratches under

I can call my local toyota workshop and find out part number on this one if you are interested. This is original toyota bar.

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Mounting of the viair 400 c compressors




Mounted in front of the radiator, and bolted on the 2" front reciever


Mounted one of the tanks where spare wheel is, under the car, but since I dont get an 35" tyre to fit under there, I removed the traverse and mounted a tank there instead

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Gday HighwayPatrol

Awesome rig!.... Love it!.. Envy!

I did a quick research for guys who might be tempted to buy those headlights!

BGN - Bulgarian 1 300,00 Lev to Australian dollar = 862.251 AUD for the pair is current conversion rate.

Here is the good news guys!... Bulgaria drive on the right hand side of the road which means the headlight set-up would not be an issue for the headlights here in Australia.

Cheers

Oooops!
Sorry guys i meant to say that "Here is the good news guys!... Bulgaria drive on the right hand side of the road which means the headlight set-up "would" be an issue for the headlights here in Australia as we drive on the left!

Cheers