Settled on 42/40. very quiet and smooth ride. No noticable bounce or bobbing, which I was getting at the lower pressure.
What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
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I found it very surprising that they didn't need to take wheels off for the rear shocks!
I'd definitely recommend if your in the market for new suspension.
I'm there next Saturday
How long does it take them to do?
At last it’s done! Planned this 2 years ago when I bought the van. Panel is up too, just need to finish running the cables down the passenger B pillar and terminate in a couple of Powerpole connectors under the seat.
I arrived just after 830 and was on my way home at 1015, so less than 2 hours.
Normally less that 2 hours
Thanks Steve. Forgot to ask when we spoke
Well I was going to say they waved their magic wand and it was done. Then add a photo but searching magic wand did not turn up the calibre of images I was expecting!
2hrs max
This arrangement to the left of the habitation space proved so useful on this weeks camp. It created much more counter space for food prep and ready access in and out the van, unlike the conventional positioning above the grill and in the middle of the habitation area. Severed too as a writing desk allowing me to sit on the swivel chair which is far more comfortable than the rib.
Matt black inserts. I bought blue for the lower but it's a lot lighter blue than the Ravenna on the van, gonna leave it black I think.....
Done for now I think, was thinking splitter and side bars but I can't find a splitter that I like, at a reasonable price, and there's the rust issue with the sidebars....
Done for now I think, was thinking splitter and side bars but I can't find a splitter that I like, at a reasonable price, and there's the rust issue with the sidebars....
Bought it, drove it for the first time, started ordering parts (wind deflectors), then working on the wife regarding lowering and new rims - handily there was a van in the gym of the same colour as ours (Acapulco blue) nicely lowered on some tasty bronze coloured calibre rims - this was complemented on by the wife - my scheming mind was excellent your coming round to my way of thinking!!!
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Hi. Looks good. I was thinking of removing my transporter writing - is it just a trim tool behind the letters and push them off ?
Thanks.
Some people use fishing line, but the principle is to heat gently with a hairdryer or similar and then prise off. You then need to remove residual glue using something like alcohol.
