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GQ or MQ SWB

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GQ or MQ SWB

Post by Ryan »

ok, ive been offered a decent amount of $$ for my trusty ol' MQ shortie... 2"bodylift.... 2"springs, 33MTRs (new) chrome sunraysias (sp?) sterio, other goodies, (2 years wortha work done myself)
my question is, ive wanted a GQ shorty for ages but havent because of the work i have put into the MQ since ive owned it, BUT, with the money ive been saving for a SPOA and the $$ ive been offered for my car, id have very close on the amount needed to get a shorty GQ

so what do yas reckon..... stick with the old modded MQ? or go for a stock GQ??

im after a reliable daily driver and something i can build to be capable on the rocks on the weekends

decisions decisions........... help :oops:
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Post by Heyder »

I'm not sure what you have priced a GQ for but there are some great deals around.. I picked up a GQ shorty a few weeks back (auto, factory rear diff lock, overhead console, 4.2 petrol) in good condition for $6K.. Only probs were 1 dead door hinge, 1 dead shock, small crack in windscreen, and a cracked rear tail light.. If your planning on using it as a daily driver, I'd try to snag a good deal on a GQ Shorty and take the offer on the MQ if the $$$ is right.
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Post by getdirty »

Once you've had coils you'll never look back!

6k for a shorty....... if you find anymore like that please ship to Melbourne..... the more the better!!!!! Only seen a couple for that sort of price and they were rough, real rough........
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Post by bj on roids »

get newer for DD
hands and mums dont count!!!
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Post by big red »

the stock GQ will probably go where the mq did and from there you can go better still. :D
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Post by Ryan »

yeah thats what i wanted to hear :D just wanted to make sure that i wasnt makin a bad choice............ GQ here i come!! (well........ soon anyway)
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Post by ShortyMQ »

big red wrote:the stock GQ will probably go where the mq did and from there you can go better still. :D


Modded MQ's aren't that bad are they :?:
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Post by Ryan »

spring over MQs go hard ive seen one in action, but i wanna get something newer (was saving to SOA mine)
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Post by big red »

you just need more mods on an MQ, yours is pretty capable i hear.
ever compared the two?
when i moved from leaf to coils i noticed that the tyres seemed to move with the terrain better, the leaves seemed to allow the tyres to bounce across the top and the net effect was less traction.
be interested to see how yours went compared to a similar gq shorty.
shane :)
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