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Thinking about buying a Rodeo

Tech talk for GMH/Isuzu and Great Wall owners

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Thinking about buying a Rodeo

Post by MrForty »

Hi All,

I'm thinking about buying a Rodeo. Does anyone have any information on modifying a Rodeo (e.g. lifting, lockers, bigger tyres, etc). I don't want to build a monster truck but I would like it to be capable both on and off road. Also if anyone has any pics of modified Rodeo's they could post up or could point to where I could find some that would be awesome. Lastly, I would like all your opinions on whether you all think it's a good idea to buy and modify a Rodeo.

Thanks in advance.
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Post by DAZZ »

There is a lot of info in the FAQ section. May be try a search for info, never real successful I know. A few of the guys here have done most of the available mods to their Rodeos.
09 Cruiser Tray ARB Bull Bar/side bars, dual batts, 3" Superiour lift, MTZs, other stuff. More to come!!!
90 Sierra Soft top, 3" body 2" spring lift, 31" Claws, 5.14 Calmini, more to do.
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Post by MrForty »

Thanks DAZZ,

I've checked out the FAQ section. There is a whole heap of info in there but unfortunatley no pics. You wouldn't happen to know where I could find some. Also is it worth my while buying and building up a Rodeo. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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Post by DAZZ »

Any one with Rodeo pics out there???
09 Cruiser Tray ARB Bull Bar/side bars, dual batts, 3" Superiour lift, MTZs, other stuff. More to come!!!
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Post by nig »

For what is worth there are a few picture of mine on this thread:
http://downunder4x4.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1427

Another good one to check out is on Viper's on 4DWmonthly:
http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/forum/show ... hp?t=15985
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Post by Timbo(Rodeo) »

Cheers nig.
Yes check it out and feel free to post questions. or PM me there or here.
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Post by Curly »

I recently bought a rodeo 05 model in november 06 and have been vey happy with it. I optioned front and rear lockers , steel bulbar, warn 9000 lb winch and rear step/towbar,and to date have been very happy with the off road performance. Its not a nissan bot sometimes compromise is the go.
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