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Take the abs speed sensor out of the knuckle. It's very easy to snap off if you leave it in.1 point
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Adjustables in the wagon. Sooooo good Sent from my K3 Note using Tapatalk1 point
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Ahh my bad, i didn't read the title properly Yeah you fancy new car guys have the bolt on hubs so if you buy the whole thing it's a bolt on job.1 point
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I am a toyota fan, always have been always will be, have an 05 hilux, 310000km never missed a beat, I have never done the injectors, the auto is good, run it in 4wd once in awhile, running it on 20's, handles bloody well, goes good. the Isuzu dmax's are good better then the colorado The nissan seems good would not touch ford/mazda would not touch chinese/indian built just yet maybe another 5 years1 point
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For our dogs 1 is a 34kg rottweiler and the other is a 24kg mix we don't know and it's too cramped even in the subarea for them so decided for a ute. And yes I don't like the looks of the triton or the bt501 point
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This might seem like a strange/personal question so don't answer if you don't want too, but why does your wife need a ute? Does she need lots of load space? Is it mainly for the weekend use? The D-MAx is supposed to be a good choice (apparently a bit better than the Colorado) Also don't forget to look at the Mitsibishi Triton, Im not a fan of the looks but again its supposed to be a well put together option.1 point
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Theres a club subber with the plate BC5RS already - Keen as for a word, tried loads of variables last night but ended up giving up, best i got to was RAIJ1N, hes a japanese god of thunda, so keeping with the thunda theme, and the car is japanese. But when im not sure of something it usually means i dont want it enough to do anything about it Ill probably just sell the voucher1 point
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How about RSBC5 or BCRS92. they are available1 point
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Well, that worked. Cut the 3Rd mounting hole off the swaybar (softest setting) also shortened the endlinks right down. Bit of a pain to fit, but fit she does!! No creaks, no clunks, happy days!! What I do need to do now is rip the rear wheels off and reset the rear camber. Its surprising just how many "alignment specialists" dont know how to use aftermarket camber bolts1 point
