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Bunvegas and ossy park are practically next to each other.

Neighbours! I don't know why you don't pop over for a bevvy more often!?

My boss is chasing suspension bits for his 06 patrol. I'll get more detail and hit ya up for prices tomorrow ;)

Too easy, happy to do trade pricing :)

Neighbours! I don't know why you don't pop over for a bevvy more often!?

Too easy, happy to do trade pricing :)

I do but your never home ;)

Xox

his 06 patrol wagon is sagging at the back with the van on, he is about to trek for 4 months with it so was after progressive king springs and shocks for the rear. Not sure if you recommend something else as an alternative?

I do but your never home ;)

Xox

his 06 patrol wagon is sagging at the back with the van on, he is about to trek for 4 months with it so was after progressive king springs and shocks for the rear. Not sure if you recommend something else as an alternative?

Can do a pair of Springs in the back and some KYB, Koni or Bilstein shocks depending on budget. A lot of the guys who tow also like to use airbags, I couldn't be fkd pumping them up and down all the time though personally.

Also, I'm planning on doing this event with the boss next year, but if that falls through I may require a co-driver ;)

https://www.facebook.com/gomanenchallenge/?fref=nf

Also, I'm planning on doing this event with the boss next year, but if that falls through I may require a co-driver ;)

https://www.facebook.com/gomanenchallenge/?fref=nf

That looks fkn EPIC!!! Got a spare seat? ;) Edited by t_revz



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