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  1. 8th November 2011, 04:43 PM #11
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    I made a start. Gotta finish that ugly house down the end of the road this week, will call in then











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    HMMMMMMMMMMMMMM i leave Thursday for good old India then a short stint in heavinly Nigeria hopa all is done when i get home.

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    So do i, i have all the gear on me, will aim for thursday
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    Shockers are in and they are great you were right Ron they are soft, the guy who ordered them for me got them to suit springs. I tested them in the bush today as well as highway went like a dream no rebound yet supple, firm on corners on highway but flexible off road went all through the bush without loosing traction only required low range on extra steep downhill, all uphill and boggy sections overcome in high range Khumos at 32psi all the way no slippage. Wonderfull combination.
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    I disagree. I had been told the same thing by someone else who never tried them.

    I recently fitted Bilsteins to my EAS P38A and am very happy with the ride. If anything, at first it seemed a bit too soft and floaty on the motorway - I think due to the gas pressure assisting the EAS.

    At US$395 (plus postage) for 4 I can't complain at all!
    I disagree too, bilsteins are really good on the P38 even on European roads and trails
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