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Well said, on coils you drive... on air you arrive....![]()
Some would put leaf springs on if they could. Coil springs, the lazy mans maintenance regime.
Well said, on coils you drive... on air you arrive....![]()
Well a bit sad that you think like that, some of us see it as an imrovement inc my local garage and as I said mine drives great, Oh and of course this forum is not littered with EAS problems because it is so reliable and there are loads of places to get them sorted and no complaints about putting them somewhere to get sorted and them not having a clue. Never been described as lazy before, I am a strong believer in a fair days work for a fair days pay but keep the blinkers on, looks like you think that you are always right.
TO FINISH IF I GOT ANOTHER P38 I WOULD CHANGE TO COILS STRAIGHT AWAY, MY CAR-MY CHOICE and could not care if you think its lazy. I want to drive mine and not be underneath it.
Met Red 97 2.5 DT Auto on Coils and its great.;
Pity the small minded
Well a bit sad that you think like that, some of us see it as an imrovement inc my local garage and as I said mine drives great, Oh and of course this forum is not littered with EAS problems because it is so reliable and there are loads of places to get them sorted and no complaints about putting them somewhere to get sorted and them not having a clue. Never been described as lazy before, I am a strong believer in a fair days work for a fair days pay but keep the blinkers on, looks like you think that you are always right.
TO FINISH IF I GOT ANOTHER P38 I WOULD CHANGE TO COILS STRAIGHT AWAY, MY CAR-MY CHOICE and could not care if you think its lazy. I want to drive mine and not be underneath it.
Met Red 97 2.5 DT Auto on Coils and its great.;
Pity the small minded
Well a bit sad that you think like that, some of us see it as an imrovement inc my local garage and as I said mine drives great, Oh and of course this forum is not littered with EAS problems because it is so reliable and there are loads of places to get them sorted and no complaints about putting them somewhere to get sorted and them not having a clue. Never been described as lazy before, I am a strong believer in a fair days work for a fair days pay but keep the blinkers on, looks like you think that you are always right.
TO FINISH IF I GOT ANOTHER P38 I WOULD CHANGE TO COILS STRAIGHT AWAY, MY CAR-MY CHOICE and could not care if you think its lazy. I want to drive mine and not be underneath it.
Met Red 97 2.5 DT Auto on Coils and its great.;
Pity the small minded
looks like you think that you are always right.
No not at all, it is after all a matter of opinion, you cannot have a discussion without a counter arguement. There is no point in a discussion if both parties agree. But then again if i agreed with you, we would both be wrong so again no discussion could take place.![]()
Ok guys, I appoligise for spitting the dummy, fact is I replaced my 2.5 Pajero (underpowered) with the rangie as a workhorse to tow the boat, all I'm really saying is that I like the car and if it was younger I might have retained the EAS but would hate to get stuck with deflated suspension miles from home, the coils just make one less problem. Fully aware of running costs of a 4 x 4 as a fully paid up member of the pajero cracked head and blown turbo club. Also run an Alfa so have some mercy. And I don't like IZUSI's, but as I said earlier if we all wanted reliability we would all have Landcruisers, I like the Rangie, it looks good and runs great, it also tows the boat with ease.
Sorry for being touchy but I like the coils and they work for me and I would definatly do the same again, Ive driven both so those who have not maybe you should try it and see.
As long as we keep them Alive !! Davie
Ok guys, I appoligise for spitting the dummy, fact is I replaced my 2.5 Pajero (underpowered) with the rangie as a workhorse to tow the boat, all I'm really saying is that I like the car and if it was younger I might have retained the EAS but would hate to get stuck with deflated suspension miles from home, the coils just make one less problem. Fully aware of running costs of a 4 x 4 as a fully paid up member of the pajero cracked head and blown turbo club. Also run an Alfa so have some mercy. And I don't like IZUSI's, but as I said earlier if we all wanted reliability we would all have Landcruisers, I like the Rangie, it looks good and runs great, it also tows the boat with ease.
Sorry for being touchy but I like the coils and they work for me and I would definatly do the same again, Ive driven both so those who have not maybe you should try it and see.
As long as we keep them Alive !! Davie
Davie mate, fair play to you sir... i had an alfa 155 T-spark... need i say moreprobrably the worst money hole i could find.
As for the rangie well as long as its not on the bump stops who cares.![]()
because ****witt it will hard fault
Confused ,And what does that mean? and i dont mean the ****witt bit.
EAS system on range rover if left with intermittent faults will hard fault eventually and suspension will not rise. unless people enjoy riding on bump stops-first sign of a fault you need to fix.
EAS KICKER is worth knowing about also.
Take it as banter, like the T4, I'm looking after a T4 california vr6 204hp 38,000 mile-take it out once a week
Nice i specailise in the T4s for a living lol, if i had too choose between my rangie and my T4... lets just say the wife wouldnt be happy... T4 all day long. Banter is good, i expected a full on war mate lol. (ive seen you in full swing on ere)VR6 is a bit of a beast... if tweeked.
Since when are wives opinions important...
Snigger, I take life with pinch of salt.
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f37/lost-my-heart-wallet-german-slut-108351.html
Love the old girl (T4) dearly, saved from rotting and in my care now-why dad left it doing nothing I do not know as he has more than enough money to use every day. Nice bit of kit along with the other 9 vehicles in my procession I have more than I can drive per week:doh:
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