Paul Humphreys
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Does you loss of MPG include the fact that your odometer will now be reading low with the bigger tyres ?
Well it was under reading on the spedo before and its spot on now. But I am not sure abot if this would have changed the mileodometer.
But as for the mpg, I worked it our over a full to full tank on the road tyres it came with, doing a lot more speed than I should have . Same working it out again with the new tyres, but that was normal driving for over a week.
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Looks much better with a little meat on the tyres
Well with the 2" lift and the tyres the body rasied up by almost 7 inches. But to me the tyres do not look too big for the body?
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For all, the dog had been removed, just need to pohto shop thepic aswell now!!
Ah good to see this thread re-surface.I've been doing a lot of research on Cruisers, and I reckon I want one, in the same style a Paul's
I'm not too fussed about the badge on the bonnet, but for me its the right blend of practicality/size/refinement/cost.
The closest LR is the Disco 3, but I'm don't think I want to go down that route, especially as they are a lot more money.
Reads90 - thanks for the piccies - sell ice-creams, nah. Send it back to the rental place with a mullered CV - yes
Paul - I'll be interested to see how you get on with those 35's. I do worry if they over-gear it. Whats the handling and braking like ?
I hope to have a small dog on the front of mine too
The gearing seems ok. I do know 2 people who run 36/12.5/16 Simexs on 80 series and one who runs 37/13.5/16 on one. But the 37s do change it a bit. I still can get above a tonne with those tyres on. But it is a little slower getting there. As for the braking, well thats fine the ABS works fine as I found out yesterday. MPG is down a little, 21mpg the way I drive. Was 25 mpg on standard tyres.
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ahh so that's what Sidesteps are meant to look like! and youv've got an exhaust- how gauche
They are coming off when I get some rock sliders
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We he wearing his slippers??? As he does most of the time.
But where in Shropshire are you? You could join me laneing anytime you like and I do not charge
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Well this is mine
Fitted with a 2" lift and 35/12.5/16s Creepy Crawlers, Fitting the winch bumper & winch this weekend along with the snorkel.
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Via our tech archive 'Winch' section found this http://www.expeditionexchange.com/superwinch/x9manual.pdf wiring info on page 7
Thanks, just got to wait for the bumper to come and it can be fitted.
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Has anyone got one? I picked a Superwinch X9 all the bits and wires are there but lose in the box. I just want to make sure I put them on the motor right.
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Looks like a Perlite (SP?) made for the Australia army. 6x6 and a lot wider. I think its a 3.9 Isuzu diesel.
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CRAG now has now extented the Guest part of it's forum. You will need a valid email address to use the forum. http://www.crag-uk.org/forum/index.php
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just got back,not a bad show but i think the days of show bargains have gone?. Was well impressed with John Sales new winch and portal petes mitsimog
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Your not kidding. I went for as winch bumper for the Landcruiser, I found one but they did not bring any to sell, only the one for show!!!
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Golddigger HYD12000.
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Trail Maintenance Weekend on Gatescarth Pass on over 5th and 6th April.
Meeting point will be Mardale Head, Haweswater, at 09.30am each day OS Grid Ref NY469 107. There will be some stone pitching work to do, and water run-off ditches to clear, as well as track edge reinforcement to maintain, and associated stone gathering. The photos below shows some of the work we've done previously on Gatescarth.
If members can attend both days that will be very useful, but members who can attend on one or other of the days will be very welcome. The usual strong boots, safety gloves, clothes you don't mind getting dirty, and waterproof gear, along with the usual food for the day/s and a willingness to get your hands dirty, under some supervision and safety is what's required. You can bring along shovels, bars and pick axes, but we hope that some tools will also be available from the National Park Authority.
It is very important that we know who is coming along for a number of reasons, but mainly to ensure that there are more just one of two of us there. Also, so that we can plan how many people there will be do certain tasks.
Could anyone wishing to volunteer, please let me know ASAP & let me know which days you can attend. Email: cumbria.rep@glass-uk.org
Regards,
Paul de Borde
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Look for a fat git in a CRAG t-shirt, that will be me!!
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Does anyone know any good green lanes in Shropshire?
Yes lots, I am sure Treebloke will be along sort to sort you out. If not drop me a pm of where your heading.
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The questionaire seems to be for locals, not us townies.
Anyone can fill it in.
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What about getting people from this forum downfor a "work shop" weekend? That would get it on track again.
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They will look nice on the cruiser,
I hope so
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Had an email on the Powys 4x4 Response Group list. Told they are expecting 20cm of snow in parts of Mid Wales.
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Well mine are here,
Just need to get the lift kit fitted and fit the tyres.
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Apart from GLASS & CRAG?
No not even them. Good in lots of areas, but to few people to cover all areas well.
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Paul, My Husky 8 is still for sale in the classifieds....
PM sent.
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ultra adventure driving?
in Getting out and about
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Well, come out laneing then?
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