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  1. 31st May 2008, 06:33 PM #21
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    why wont mine do that

    thanks mate, I got something to aim for now
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    Did you have any major dramas lifting the actual body itself? Like did you have to shift much? Clutch hydraulics, cables etc.?
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    Quote Originally Posted by stevejo43 View Post
    Did you have any major dramas lifting the actual body itself? Like did you have to shift much? Clutch hydraulics, cables etc.?
    Not much to move at all, every thing you need comes in the kit from lra.
    A two post hoist comes in handy though.
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    What suspension are you running that flex is awesome.Cheers Brett

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    Here are some photos of the flex, my suspension is complete


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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Landy View Post
    What suspension are you running that flex is awesome.Cheers Brett

    27.5 rear procomp shocks 24.5 front and 2'' dobinson coils. Yeah and rear retainers and dislocation cones
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    What sort of dollars are the procomps and what are they like.Cheers Brett
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  7. 3rd June 2008, 08:10 AM #27
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    Looks really good. I have 16" LR alloys and I was thinking of discarding those for 15" sunraysia types and 33 muddies but those tyres look good and looks like they perform well too. This is my disco if the link works that is. maybe I should just keep the 16's and get the same sort of tyres

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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Landy View Post
    What sort of dollars are the procomps and what are they like.Cheers Brett
    They will cost you a massive $490 for the 4 in any size of your liking, Ive had ome shocks before and wouldnt wee on them if they were on fire
    They are a great shock!!!
    Have a look on www.suspensionstuff.com.au this is where I shop for my gear
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    Quote Originally Posted by stevejo43 View Post
    Looks really good. I have 16" LR alloys and I was thinking of discarding those for 15" sunraysia types and 33 muddies but those tyres look good and looks like they perform well too. This is my disco if the link works that is. maybe I should just keep the 16's and get the same sort of tyres

    The link didnt work mate, But I run 16 x 7 rockcrawler rims with federal couragia m/t 235/85 16r and so far they are a good tyre and reasonable cheap $200 ea. I dont think theres any need to run 15's and I go everywhere 33'' tyres can go
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    Nah, you all know that 33x12.5x15's are the go, c'mon admit it
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