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Check your ride heights.....
Then if they are out by quite a way, recalibrate the ride height!
Hard ride?
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Then if they are out by quite a way, recalibrate the ride height!
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I'm confused. Don, was the L322 you were in yesterday not yours then? If not how did the ride compare to your own? I can't compare mine to a p38, at the moment, but I find the ride more than comfortable
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L322's can't be compared to p38's
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Very true, more expensive to fix, even more unreliable as they age and seats like a park bench
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Very true, more expensive to fix, even more unreliable as they age and seats like a park bench
We know you secretly want one !! Lol
Just admit it !
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If you gave me your L322 tomorrow, it would be on Ebay at the weekend, with that and the P38 I could afford to buy a decent 4 x 4. In fact I would have a Dacia Duster in preference to an L322.
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Well.
The L322 currenly is on 20" wheels, tyres are the originals so probably gone 'off'.
The ride is not as comfy as my p38. Although my p38 has arnott 11 air springs riding on 16" wheels with new AT2 tyres. It has a lovely ride.
The L322, I just could not pass by on. Super low miles and full LR history and all paperwork of everything it has ever had.
DATA.. you may be right. and if I don't like it, it will be gone before the end of the year.
The L322 currenly is on 20" wheels, tyres are the originals so probably gone 'off'.
The ride is not as comfy as my p38. Although my p38 has arnott 11 air springs riding on 16" wheels with new AT2 tyres. It has a lovely ride.
The L322, I just could not pass by on. Super low miles and full LR history and all paperwork of everything it has ever had.
DATA.. you may be right. and if I don't like it, it will be gone before the end of the year.
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I meant the ride Hippo and well you know it
So to see what all the fuss is about I asked the guy up the street for a drive of his. Which surprisingly he agreed to immediately and loaned me it for the morning. You won't catch me handing the keys of my L322 over to anyone. I can now say the p38 is like the old fashioned veh it is, in every respect. There are some vehs that you get in that are old but classics. The p38 is not one of those. It's old fashioned, nothing more, nothing less. Unlike some I'm not going to gloat over what I see as the failings of a model other than my own. It is an old veh with an outdated interior and a ride that we have advanced past BUT it's not all bad. Taking into account how old the design is it could be uglier.
So to see what all the fuss is about I asked the guy up the street for a drive of his. Which surprisingly he agreed to immediately and loaned me it for the morning. You won't catch me handing the keys of my L322 over to anyone. I can now say the p38 is like the old fashioned veh it is, in every respect. There are some vehs that you get in that are old but classics. The p38 is not one of those. It's old fashioned, nothing more, nothing less. Unlike some I'm not going to gloat over what I see as the failings of a model other than my own. It is an old veh with an outdated interior and a ride that we have advanced past BUT it's not all bad. Taking into account how old the design is it could be uglier.
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Taking into account how old the design is it could be uglier.
Uglier than the metro cab it already is ?!??
Not possible
lol
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I agree on the L322 the ride is a lot softer with the standard 18" wheels
But handling is very bouncy, I fitted 20" to mine, a harsher ride now but handling and roll was dramatically improved
But handling is very bouncy, I fitted 20" to mine, a harsher ride now but handling and roll was dramatically improved
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I agree on the L322 the ride is a lot softer with the standard 18" wheels
But handling is very bouncy, I fitted 20" to mine, a harsher ride now but handling and roll was dramatically improved
I don't find it bouncy
Bouncy cars make me feel seasick and I have no such issues in mine. Are you sure you're talking about the drive and not the ride :5breddevil:
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I don't find it bouncy
Fine
Drive if you must
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Yep, it could be as ugly as the fat arsed L322:biggrin1::biggrin1:Uglier than the metro cab it already is ?!??
Not possible
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