yes cranked rear trailing/radius arms sorry if it wasn't the correct term
Have no idea what gen III's are or sensor arms not sure if my 87 RRC has those but does have longer shocks as those came in the suspension bundle
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Have no idea what gen III's are or sensor arms not sure if my 87 RRC has those but does have longer shocks as those came in the suspension bundle
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OK now understand, obviously you missed the top heading in the Range rover section. It does make a difference when people know which model you are talking about.
Sorry my badOK now understand, obviously you missed the top heading in the Range rover section. It does make a difference when people know which model you are talking about.
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My bad, I think. I made the assumption all classics had disintergrated into a pile of brown powder or had been wrapped in bubble wrap as an investment. Assumed it was a P38. Had no idea people still actually used Classics!
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We wouldn't let you on The Wirral without one.Not yet! Still waiting for the Northern Assembly to get their act together.
Every time I come up I am knocked back by how beautiful it is. Well, once I get past Preston!
You have done a few miles in the last weeks haven't you Grrrrrr, Anglesey and the Lakes.
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yes this is very true......
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Replaced the interior light switch on my 88 classic. Soooo much more I want to do but can't.
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We wouldn't let you on The Wirral without one.
Yes, once in a while I am let out and then I rack up the miles! Snowdonia and the Lakes are a pure pleasure though.
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Stopped mine being a dancing panda. Thanks to the brilliant suspension program and some wooden blocks to recalibrate it. Then the kids gad a go driving on my knee on some rough ground. Great day.
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Used my eas kicker for the 1st time think I took a speed hump a wee bit fast.
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Do you take the humps head on or at an angle? At an angle is better because it's one wheel at a time.
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these feckers were full width
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Doesn't matter, take them at an angle so only one wheel takes the hump at a time, you will notice the difference.
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Doesn't matter, take them at an angle so only one wheel takes the hump at a time, you will notice the difference.
He's watched the Dukes of Hazzard too much. Thinks he's Daisy Duke!
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You have seen me in my short's then.
Read your owners manual, same procedure as when you are crossing a ditch.tomcat59alan
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Just ordered some Bosch spill pipe, see how long that last's
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You have seen me in my short's then.
Not you! Him!
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I seem to have drifted into Cannonball Run.
