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    Quote Originally Posted by Graeme View Post
    Did those who watched Pat Callinan's part 1 of the Canning Stock route episode note that all vehicles were shod with LT Pirelli ATRs (presumably sponsered by Pirelli) and were given a good report? I wonder how close the 18" and 19" XL versions for the D3/4 are to LT spec?

    Unfortunately I find Pat's shows to be one massive advert for ARB, Nissan and Pirelli. I therefore find it difficult to seperate how much of it is paid advertising and how much is honest opinion.

    Am I the only one here who thinks the dynamic rims look wrong on the D3?

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    The chrome centre cap's are from Dynamic themselves, item DCAP 84mm centre.
    The wheel nut's I picked up from a Holden dealer myself, maybe get them well before fitting rims because the Holden dealer may not have enough unless you live in a city with multiple dealers that can freight in extra reliably. Same thread pitch and diameter as a late model crappadore steel rim nut.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trobbo View Post
    Unfortunately I find Pat's shows to be one massive advert for ARB, Nissan and Pirelli. I therefore find it difficult to seperate how much of it is paid advertising and how much is honest opinion.
    Yes, I noticed that. It was the 1st time I've watch the show.
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    New Wheels and Tyres

    Hi Dingmark Jim,

    How do you find the 19" Wrangler MTR's on dry and wet bitumen wrt noise and grip?

    Regards,

    Steffo

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    Good questions. I've never driven the MTRs on wet bitumen (based in Perth where there are no clouds for 7 months straight). On dry bitumen, particularly if it's been resurfaced and is hence smooth & slick, the noise at around 60 km/hr is really awful - a grating drone which aggravates my tinnea. At highway speeds the sound dissapates and the droning frequency gets higher and more pleasant. I usually put them on only for specific trips and take them off as soon as I return to town. Grip on dry bitumen is probably a bit trickier than the straight road tyres, but with the truck tyre-like droning I just think I'm driving an extremely well aligned Nissan Patrol and drive accordingly. This provides a very large margin of safety.

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