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Slimer
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Too late for a calender entry?
    
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Slimer
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Another example of Super Extended Mode 
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| Mon Jan 08 2007 10:56pm |
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DG
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Slimer wrote:Too late for a calender entry?
Some excellent photos here ...agree with Si  Powered by............................
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I've been accused of vulgarity. I say that's bullshit
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| Mon Jan 08 2007 11:00pm |
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NoDo$h
Joined: 02 May 2006
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Some crackers here. Mrs Do$h has been sat here nodding and looking thoughtful as I've dropped hints about doing this in '08
 Going, going...... Gone!
Carbon footprint? I neither know nor give a damn
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| Mon Jan 08 2007 11:07pm |
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10forcash
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Dunno where the San Miguel bottles came from 
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| Mon Jan 08 2007 11:08pm |
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SN
Joined: 03 Jan 2006
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Another excellent set of photos of an awesome trip
(I'm not jealous, I'm not jealous really...  ) Steve N | 2006 TDV6 S Auto in Buckingham Blue | Member of the top ten club | Am I online?
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| Mon Jan 08 2007 11:55pm |
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AndrewS
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Dom Harvey wrote:Well you wouldn't remember after you'd drunk them all now would you
I can For use of a 4x4 site and driver training pm me 
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| Mon Jan 08 2007 11:56pm |
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AndrewS
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Dom Harvey wrote:...........depends what you're smoking
For use of a 4x4 site and driver training pm me
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| Tue Jan 09 2007 12:38am |
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nwoods
Joined: 04 Apr 2006
Location: Southern California
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I love this shot:
So how did the MT/R's hold up? That's what you all were running, yes?
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| Tue Jan 09 2007 3:24am |
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Slimer
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MTR's were great, busted one (during a spot of high speed mountain climbing/rock crawl ) and TFC damaged one in a river but still managed a spot of high speed driving with the DSC compensating for the lack of air in the tyre 
Not so common...
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| Tue Jan 09 2007 11:11am |
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10forcash
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Yer, MT/R's were great - the outer 'skin' on the sidewall is prone to getting pinched at low pressures (we initially ran at 18psi front, 20psi rear) but this doesn't compromise the tyres integrity. The one I tw@tted damaged the rim, not the tyre. We ran slightly higher pressures later (20psi front, 25 psi rear) and no further problems ocurred, the rear pressure was high simply due to the weight of the kit we were carrying, with a lower load 20 psi front & rear would probably be fine for Freelander 2 Diesel, Discovery 3 / RR Sport TDV6 & RR Sport TDV8, Defender (TD5 & Puma) - available Now!
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