Hi Willem,
I have just taken delivery of a similar 92 RR Vogue.
What sort of economy can I expect on gas?
And can anyone advise me as to how critical is similar wear on front and rear tyres when having a centre viscous diff on the auto?
Frank
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Hi Willem,
I have just taken delivery of a similar 92 RR Vogue.
What sort of economy can I expect on gas?
And can anyone advise me as to how critical is similar wear on front and rear tyres when having a centre viscous diff on the auto?
Frank
G'day Ron,Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
Yep, one and the same! Good to hear from you.
Willem
G'day Frank,Quote:
Originally Posted by tarz37
Congrats on your new Rangie. I have to say that once I had the head gasket problems with mine sorted it was great - very reliable. Fuel economy - you can get around 16 - 20 l/ 100 km on LPG, a bit better on petrol - tho with the price difference I hardly ever used petrol!
The rolling diameter of your tyres should be about the same. The VC does have some give in it. I never had any problem with mine, though I did on a previous Rangie to that.
Willem
What happens to the VC if tyre circumferences are different?
How much latitude does one have with different tyres? Just wondering as I have road Pirrelli Scorpians on at the present with approx 4-5mm of tread depth at the centre. I tried some Bridstone desert duellers but they are to harsh for normal driving.
Frank :)
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Originally Posted by willem
G'day guys,
I have been thinking that this price is maybe a bit high. Revise it to $3900 ONO.
Willem