New Addition to the family

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Originally Posted by DRanged

From what I can remember it went down more times than a pro in a Kings Cross brothel on a friday night. Well that was just the rover park trip.:cool:

Your a gamer man than me to buy another 38.

Justin

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Very true but on account of a faulty airbag...once that was sorted no issues....like anything that has 10 years wear and tear on it you can expect to have issues....so as things break i will replace them with aftermarket parts just like any classic owner has done....will look at doing a body lift then throw the arnott air springs on it and with the long travel bilsteins from the red truck shold get the same travel as your truck ;)

not bad concidering their will be no comprimise on comfort:cool:

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Originally Posted by Steinzy

Very true but on account of a faulty airbag...once that was sorted no issues....like anything that has 10 years wear and tear on it you can expect to have issues....so as things break i will replace them with aftermarket parts just like any classic owner has done....will look at doing a body lift then throw the arnott air springs on it and with the long travel bilsteins from the red truck shold get the same travel as your truck ;)

not bad concidering their will be no comprimise on comfort:cool:

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I hope you can get the same travel as our RRC. ;)
Justin

I think what we are getting at is that a P38 is harder to mod than a classic, not impossible though. I like a challenge, but that's a bit too much for me and quite content with my old dunga. it's rough, noisy, fuel guzzling and gutless but i like it :)

Also with the P38's the height sensor needs to be lengthened or else you'll throw the air suspension into chaos if you put longer travel shocks in :eek: Unfortunnatley you'll never get the travel out of a p38 that a classic can achieve primarily because the 38's don't have the a-frame set-up and use a panhard rod like a Pootrol does. This is why the classic Rangie had superb std wheel travel in it's day.

Trav

Nice one Steinzy, love the interior. See you on the tracks again soon eh.

I take it you will be powder coasting the bars black to match or are you going for the 80's red and black two tone look:D

Aye, Mick