Goodies 2014 Prado GLX Diesel Build Up
- Thread starter The Goodwins
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Looks pretty good @The Goodwins , even though it's a Prado... :drum:
mate, save your pennies, and come over here to Wait Awhile
then, while your here, go see a mate of mine (on facebook as well) XLR8 Fabrications
this is what he can do to make your Playdoh look much MUCH better
side Steps / Sliders & rear twin wheel carrier
get THAT on you beastie mate...............
then, while your here, go see a mate of mine (on facebook as well) XLR8 Fabrications
this is what he can do to make your Playdoh look much MUCH better
side Steps / Sliders & rear twin wheel carrier
get THAT on you beastie mate...............
Please @bigcol ... DO NOT post pics like that on sites that I might see :hopelessness:
oh oh oh Mrs Dagree - have a look at these flash side steps and scrub bars - I have a mate that builds them
he also does rear bars for any vehicle
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he also does rear bars for any vehicle
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Mine runs between 9.5 and 10l p/100km. That's a mix of 70% city driving and 30% highway.
Pure highway driving around 7.5-8l p/100km. If I sit on 93kph I get 6.8-7.0
My 2008 Nissan xtrail 2.0 deseil does exactly the same
Pure highway driving around 7.5-8l p/100km. If I sit on 93kph I get 6.8-7.0
My 2008 Nissan xtrail 2.0 deseil does exactly the same
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OK so compressor is fitted with the new buttons on the dash to make them nice and neat.
Very happy with the $19 buttons
Now on to the battery bay
Very happy with the $19 buttons
Now on to the battery bay
@The Goodwins have you (or anyone else) put a 2 inch lift plus airbags in your Prado? I am thinking of putting in a Tough Dog 2 inch lift and Firestone Airbags. Interested in anyone's views re performance towing their Panda.
Hey @Simon ARB and firestone as well as the airbag man actually make bags designed to go standard or with the lift. FYI I have chosen NOT to go with bags this time and revert back to a load level system as I feel the bags are;
1. Not reliable
2. Prone to Damage
3. Doesn't distribute the load as well as I like
I have also started running the rear tyre, when the van is on, at 50psi as recommended but remember I am running 75's instead of 65's on the truck.
See what you think before the purchase as the Hayman Reese units are actually very well priced next to the airbags these days.
1. Not reliable
2. Prone to Damage
3. Doesn't distribute the load as well as I like
I have also started running the rear tyre, when the van is on, at 50psi as recommended but remember I am running 75's instead of 65's on the truck.
See what you think before the purchase as the Hayman Reese units are actually very well priced next to the airbags these days.
Further to the above if you go for the bags make sure they have the Kevlar sleeves and the airlines are ABOVE the rails.
simon I got my WDH from a place in port melb 620 I think they where cheapest I found but have to look to be sure but they wernt that much that's why I got them there can get u the number if u want big shop it was too