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  1. discomark10
    all depends what it is
  2. discomark10
    Britpart are very hit and miss, most other makes are decent
  3. discomark10
    Well said.
  4. discomark10
    Coil over shocks would be a good solution
  5. discomark10
    what do you mean by avoid it?
  6. discomark10
    why not get X-deflex, would be better all round http://www.x-eng.co.uk/StoreDisplay.asp?SL=73
  7. discomark10
    the tipping over could be down to poor 3 link design causing a high COG. So you want better road handling?
  8. discomark10
    terrafirma are decent!
  9. discomark10
    how exactly are the pins getting damaged? are they being broken off?
  10. discomark10
    Well if they are stock springs I doubt you can go any softer without losing ride to much ride hight, think you may have to live with it tbh
  11. discomark10
    Yea as said above...if it's the harsh ride, its either too hard tyres or too hard springs so you could replace the lot with a lower rate. But if its bouncing then new shock, old man emu are one of the best
  12. discomark10
    Might be worth looking at rear steer, would half the effective turning circle! Not sure how that would effect the rules for your class for your club mind you.
  13. discomark10
    I think its called an sva test? Its like a point system, if you change certain bits and it adds up to 15 points I think? Its had to go on a Q plate. I know the engine is a good few points but unsure about chassis!
  14. discomark10
    Looks like its come out of Xzibit's garage! (pimp my ride)
  15. discomark10
    £2.50? But I reckon between 3-4k
  16. discomark10
    I think the misconception is the limitation is on the twisting of the bushings, but its this http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachments/land-rover/23523d1024122457-holey-bushes-untitled-5.jpg I don't think drilled bushes are a great solution if the vehicle is road going.
  17. discomark10
    the side lights and indicators are a different connector but the main bulbs are the same
  18. discomark10
    I would also like to know!
  19. discomark10
    why not get one off a scapper?
  20. discomark10
    I must say I fit a set yellow/red (basically the same as whire/red) on my chopped disco, and they are great, combined with some long travel shocks.. it works great! Thanks again to Jai
  21. discomark10
    Nail on the head
  22. discomark10
    Well its a good idea too, you might get away with it, but if they get pulled you'l be a bit fubar!
  23. discomark10
    Yea it should do fine, Terrafirma are a decent lower end bit of kit.
  24. discomark10
    An OCD nightmare!
  25. discomark10
    I got a complete braided line for both fronts down the radius and a longer than usual one for the rear so it went down the a frame, rather than risk them getting pulled or caught £101 to my door, even chose what colour and what joints, also put a join in the front ones so it's easier and cheaper to replace if needed
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