Hi Benny . Thanks for the feedback and your comments. Yeah your on the money basically already had, the air bags fitted so I wasn't going to remove them, for the exact reason you have suggested, mainly when towing other heavier ball weighted rigs other than the Ultimate camper. But yep I could look to doing a airbag video in the future. Cheers G
We have the JMACX diff correction and the floating axles. Terrain Tamer heavy duty parabolics are on the vehicle now plus airbags assist when fully loaded. We have contemplated going to their mining spec parabolics but the current setup seems to be working for us at the moment.
Hi Dusty . Re your question on 315s so straight off the bat , they are heavier , so increased rolling resistance, means more revs so more fuel , it’s expensive more rubber = more $$$. Our rig is set up to get us off grid and as much as possible off the blacktop. So for us the bigger tyres mean more rubber so once pressure down we get a great flotation ride that help sucks up the corrigations, offers a bigger footprint in sand , great grip over rocks. Being larger diameter gives a bit more lift as well. If it was going to be a daily drive then probably wouldn’t go MT but more for an All Terrain tyre. Hope that answers your question . Cheers Grant
We’ve only ever run 315s, Harry, and don’t have any plans to change. The muddies are pretty noisy on the black top but are at their best on the dirt. So it’s all a bit of a compromise:)
@@myaussietravelguide8578 yeah copy that guys , Thanks for the info , you both still on the road or home planning the next adventure? Hope life’s grand
@@myaussietravelguide8578 hi Harry . Sorry for the late reply . All things come to an end and we are home . Linda is putting up a trip report on Facebook and I have a few short promo videos on my Facebook page of our 2022 western deserts adventure. Start planning for next year real soon . Cheers
Hi Perrin , re your question as to what adjustable shocker to use . I am afraid we don’t have any experience using a remote reservoir shocker on our set up. There are many brands and makes on the market . Terrain tamer would be a good starting point as they now do offer these remote style shockers.
