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tuff korando

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tuff korando

Post by gwarness »

Has anyone ever built a tuff looking korando. I was driving along parramatta road this morning and pulled up next to one in the company hilux. I just looked in aww at this tuff, jeep looking fourbie wishing that I bought one of those instead of my headache of a 91 suzuki sierra. If anyone wants to fill me in on this cool looking car feel free. Cheers!
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Post by Cruzer! »

IMHO, get your eyes (and brain) checked out real quickly....
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Post by known 2 »

apart from being a ssanyong they arnt all bad live axel front and rear coil springs and a merc turbo deisel all ads up to be prety competent plus the drive train is all borg warner/ dana so it's prety strong.

main problem is finding mods u would have to import it from korea
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Post by Goatse.AJ »

I did a bit of work on one of these a couple of years ago and was actually quite impressed when I put it through my articulation test track. The traction control worked very well, and I reckon it would've been quite the beast with a decent lift and tyres. Great thing was the price on the second hand market.
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