WayneO dropped in

RSR 555 · Post by **RSR 555** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 3:35 pm

Well WayneO dropped in for some new shocks and springs in his L rocket. Things were going great until we had issues with the rear shocks (which I think he's going to post a thread about) and once the car was completed, we took a trip up to Wedge to get the line wet. Winds were horrendous and fishing was dead, so we thought we'd head further north for a nice bay. Found one just passed Cervantes which turned out perfect.

WayneO's big double header

WayneO's new best friend

And a video of WayneO carving up the beach in 2WD

Kalbarri_baru · Post by **Kalbarri_baru** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:34 pm

Cheers for the Fantastic job you have done on my wagon once again, it feels good to know when you leave a trusted Mechanic that you know there will be no further issues with the job done, I will travel from Kalbarri to Rockingham every time my L needs work, sure near on 600km to have the L worked on may seem excessive however I know the right job gets done the first time and Paul is a great Mechanic and will not rip you off in price or work.

I would have been stuck in Perth / Rockingham if not for Paul's (RSR Performance in Rockingham) patience and expertise in getting me back on my way.

Paul has mentioned above there was a decent problem we encountered and that I might start a thread to address this, we he is right I will be starting a thread and it should be read by "ALL" L Series owners to avoid purchasing faulty parts.

Confused well the thread will be entitled ( Beware KYB shocks, Bad Batch ), should be up tomorrow night.

On a different note, had a blast with Paul and Jayson on this recent Fishing trip, I should use the term Fishing loosely as I did not do so well, yet Paul again cleaned up with Tailor and big Herring on our last night just north of Cervantes, I also have some photos "Paul" I will start off with the L's new springs and shocks and thank you for showing my huge double header of Blowies.

old ones out, both front and rear

new ones ready to go in, both front and rear

new ones in (nice and clean)

Paul and Jayson watching an ant race (The Yellow wagon behind is NOT stuck).

I am sure we will revisit this spot.

Cheers

WayneO...................

taza · Post by **taza** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:45 pm

Nice one guys.
The master Paul at work!

Kalbarri_baru · Post by **Kalbarri_baru** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 9:56 pm

taza wrote:Nice one guys.
The master Paul at work!

Heya Taza, good to hear from ya, yeah bloke we had a blast and discovered some nice sheltered fishing spots, hope you can join in on the next one.

Yeah Paul knows his stuff, and I even HAVE to admit it, he is quite a good fisho as well as a top Mechanic.

Cheers

WayneO...............

taza · Post by **taza** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 11:01 pm

Yeah I'm still kicking around, Don't have much free time these days. In the past 6 months I've been offroad maybe twice. Considering trading The Foz for a road car. It doesn't get the treatment and abuse it deserves anymore

Subydoug · Post by **Subydoug** » Thu Feb 20, 2014 11:20 pm

Paul, I gotta know, does the L look just as good from underneath

I can just picture needing sunnies to block out the glare

With new shocks she should have the ride a Rolls Royce would be proud of. Geez though WayneO your gonna run out of things to improve soon........Your gonna have the upper most of suited up an L can get.....Its gonna be awesome!

Yellow MY stuck? nah, that thing it eats sand for breakfast

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Regards

Doug

RSR 555 · Post by **RSR 555** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 12:23 am

Kalbarri_baru wrote:
Paul and Jayson watching an ant race (The Yellow wagon behind is NOT stuck).

Yeah.. how did I know this was going to come out

Kalbarri_baru wrote:
I am sure we will revisit this spot.

Most definitely.. I've even marked it up on Google Earth

taza wrote:Nice one guys.
The master Paul at work!

Thanks Tarran

Kalbarri_baru wrote:Yeah Paul knows his stuff, and I even HAVE to admit it, he is quite a good fisho as well as a top Mechanic.

I'm sure you and Jayson would have done well too at fishing... if you weren't so busy watching movies.. great fishing buddys you 2 were

Subydoug wrote:Paul, I gotta know, does the L look just as good from underneath I can just picture needing sunnies to block out the glare

Sorry to say Doug but I found 3 grains of sand under her... I was shocked and asked him not to bring it back in this condition again, or I'd have to put my prices up.

Subydoug wrote:Yellow MY stuck? nah, that thing it eats sand for breakfast .

That's right Doug.. we were just testing out the articulation.

d_generate · Post by **d_generate** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 12:47 am

That first pic taken at Sorento? I didn't realise elephant seals wore white singlets

RSR 555 · Post by **RSR 555** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 1:02 am

d_generate wrote:That first pic taken at Sorento? I didn't realise elephant seals wore white singlets

Nah.. Cervantes

I think Jayson is smaller than you Tom

NachaLuva · Post by **NachaLuva** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:02 am

Kalbarri_baru wrote: Paul has mentioned above there was a decent problem we encountered and that I might start a thread to address this, we he is right I will be starting a thread and it should be read by "ALL" L Series owners to avoid purchasing faulty parts.

Confused well the thread will be entitled ( Beware KYB shocks, Bad Batch ), should be up tomorrow night.

The mystery deepens

Paul and Jayson watching an ant race (The Yellow wagon behind is NOT stuck).

That sand looks very soft!

So who won the race?

Kalbarri_baru · Post by **Kalbarri_baru** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:45 am

Subydoug wrote:
Yellow MY stuck? nah, that thing it eats sand for breakfast .

Regards

Doug

Heya Doug, we were talking about you on this run wishin you were here with us, the only reason we did not call was we were not sure when we were going to leave Rocko as we were not sure how long it was going to take to fix the L and did not want to have a set time to work with.

will give you a call for the next time I am down just incase we have another fish on the way back up, would be good to catch up again.

Still looking at that ant race, the L is sitting on "TOP" of the sand so it does not squash those ants.

Cheers

WayneO.................

classic jay · Post by **classic jay** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 3:29 pm

d_generate wrote:That first pic taken at Sorento? I didn't realise elephant seals wore white singlets

hey tom, your lucky you own a gen 2 liberty sedan.... otherwise that comment wouldnt have gone down to well

d_generate · Post by **d_generate** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 4:07 pm

classic jay wrote:hey tom, your lucky you own a gen 2 liberty sedan.... otherwise that comment wouldnt have gone down to well

Hey, I was talking about the old fat bastard....not you

classic jay · Post by **classic jay** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 6:48 pm

d_generate wrote:Hey, I was talking about the old fat bastard....not you

no worries, but neither of the two old fat bastards are wearing singlets

RSR 555 · Post by **RSR 555** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 7:08 pm

Kalbarri_baru wrote:Heya Doug, we were talking about you on this run wishin you were here with us, the only reason we did not call was we were not sure when we were going to leave Rocko as we were not sure how long it was going to take to fix the L and did not want to have a set time to work with.

will give you a call for the next time I am down just incase we have another fish on the way back up, would be good to catch up again.

We will definitely call and let you know. I needed a little more MY support

Kalbarri_baru wrote:

Still looking at that ant race, the L is sitting on "TOP" of the sand so it does not squash those ants.

Still on top of the sand and not even getting the tyres white from beach sand.. Sometimes you just got to have a go

I learnt that from someone at S-Bend CP

d_generate wrote:Hey, I was talking about the old fat bastard....not you

Who you calling old?? pot.. kettle.. black

Subydoug · Post by **Subydoug** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 8:01 pm

All bad stuff I hope, dont want people on here getting the wrong impression

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No stress mate, My old wagon isnt running at the moment anyway. Becides, by the looks of that sand my tyres would have been hopeless = lots-o-pushing

Yeah Mate any time your down this way and need somewhere to crash, I got a spare room. Once I finish this work to my wagon Il deffinately need to test it out thoroughly

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More MY support? You got it, cant be letting the L series boys have all the fun.

Regards

Doug

FujiFan · Post by **FujiFan** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 9:22 pm

New suspension - sweet!
You guys seem to have all the fun.

Out of interest, what are the part numbers for the front and rear springs and dampers?

J.

RSR 555 · Post by **RSR 555** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:10 pm

We try to

That's what Subaru's are for

As for part number and the likes.. I'm leaving it to WayneO to write this up.. as he has the Parts Thread going and the issue we found would be perfect for other to know about. As it ended up costing us a few hours waiting for the correct parts

RSR 555 · Post by **RSR 555** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:20 pm

FujiFan wrote:Out of interest, what are the part numbers for the front and rear springs

Here's the info on the springs...
showthread.php?t=24277

FujiFan · Post by **FujiFan** » Fri Feb 21, 2014 11:16 pm

Hehe, thanks that helps! Can't wait for WayneO's write up...