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A combination of all of the above. His brand of rims are Kings, mine are factory (stock) Nissan 15x7's. Our driving styles are similar, but I might give it a little more stick on occasions.

Have to agree with mavzilla. 8" rims would be better, but I also have run 7" rims for years now with 33x12.5's and have found that they are OK. Been like that for the last 50,000 k's and never had any problems, with even wear and good handling. A cousin of mine has the same rig (LWB GQ) with the ...

Hope someone does run one in a comp, would be interesting.

Still the best looking winch bar i've seen. Good work.

A lot of guys on patrol4x4.com/forum seem to be having trouble as well.

Do I have deja vu? Could have sworn I have seen this picture 10 million times.

The Magnum didn't do that good on the 4WDAction test. I think I'll be looking at a Tigerz11 with rope.

It is a pity that 4WDAction didn't put them in their winch comparision. I was really looking forward to it. Maybe next time?

nzdarin, you are right about keeping constant pressure on the accelarator. lt does make a difference. But why does it make so much of a difference if you are going the same speed? lt's probably a stupid question, but l don't know a hell of a lot about autos.

l agree with striga22, they are a lazy auto and need a decent right foot most of the time. That seems to be the best way to get them to go down a gear.

l picked up my rig yesterday with the reco auto and remembered how annoying it is to drive when you are stuck in a 90 km/h zone. lt just can't decide which gear it wants to be in. Now my question is : what driving styles do you do eg. drive it as a 3 speed (using the power button) until you get to ...

4 grand does seem alot, but l rang 5 different auto places, and the prices varied between $3750 and $4100. The auto is nothing special, just a normal Nissan 4 speed in a GQ.

l am a bit wary about that. A cousin of mine put in a "good" second hander, and 2 days later she was cooked. lt was inspected before purchase by a auto specialist. Any way, my auto is now half way through being reco'ed, so it's too late now. At least it comes with a 3 year warranty.

l prefer autos, but l have to, as the auto in my GQ just f@#$%d up, and now will cost me roughly 4 grand to fix. l better like it after this.

l've been running 33x12.5x15's on my 15x7" Nissan rims for over 2 years now and have not had any problems on or off road. They also handle on road extremely well.

TB42 on gas. 233k's. Just run in. Hoping to get many more k's out of it, and judging by all the other motors l should be ok.

l am running Cooper ST's 33x12.5x15 with a OME 2" lift and have no problems at all.

What brand winch is it?

How about buying a Tigerz11? How is 4WDTV going with theirs, and when are we going to see a story about it?

l am also interested in both of these winches, but l would say that most people would recommend that you buy a second hand Warn.

l see that 4WDTV is testing out a Tigerz11 winch. Should be interesting.

Where is he situated?

How about Johnny Mac's? Have heard many good reports about them.

20 litres per 100 k's, 4.2 petrol, auto, 33's, and l don't take it easy.

l have found my 33x12.5x15 Cooper ST's to be a fantastic tyre in all conditions. Can't say that l find them noisy though. But l am also half deaf. That probably helps.

Like l said, they're for my dad, so god knows l've tried to tell him to get good second hand ones, but he won't listen to me. Can't say l haven't tried.

Sorry to get back to you so late Tooheys, but l'm after new frames.

Tooheys, where can you get them for $220? They're for my dad and he went to the local Toyota dealer today and was told $350 each.

Does anyone know how much sliding window frames are for a '92 Troppy?