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here are some new pics of Walky 484 on 20's in my driveway-least he didn't have to swing it 45 degrees as mine is flat as pancake.
and some more pics from this arvo.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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thats a VERY nice walkie, the wheels suit it good.
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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thats one hot looking walky you got there mate those rims look hot as on your walky cheers for the good perve
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that sits nice,
what sort of suspention is being used? shocks and springs?
im interested as im planing to put 20's on mine and i wont to know how it all goes together.
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Originally Posted by vlo62c
that sits nice,
what sort of suspention is being used? shocks and springs?
im interested as im planing to put 20's on mine and i wont to know how it all goes together.
Standard Walky bilstein shocks with king lowered springs-no modification needed.Just check the offset on the 20' rims to see if they'll fit first.
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nup sorry mate i dont rate them, personally a set of FRs or late model HSV wheels would look way tougher but maybe thats just me...
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05-05-07, 22:27 GMT+10#10 Next time you bring your Walky to my place i'll put a drip tray under it-that way you can recycle your Mobil 1 back into your engine.
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05-05-07, 23:04 GMT+10#12 Plus i can't degrease and hose it off anymore thanks to level 5 water restrictions.It helped kill off the weeds between my pavers though.
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05-05-07, 23:15 GMT+10#14 But i've also noticed some of my pavers moving upwards since you've been to my place so i'm guessing the oil is reacting to the soil underneath them or someone is drilling up through from South America lol.
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06-05-07, 15:10 GMT+10#15 No thats just because you live in ipswich.
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