Danny

I have no idea as I have seen in two of my friends patrol, one who had it since beginning and second one got it done after bending the diff. It looks pretty simple reinforcing the diff tube with axle with few metal bars welded together. Must be costing few hundred dhs tops.

Are you sure if Flamingo is fit for families.........? I really doubt.

FJ Cruiser, Nissan Xterra, Land Cruiser swb and nissan patrol swb is the only real capable offroader in stock state. 

Nissan Patrol also has a known issue of weak front differential that break or bend on slightest jump. You can modify the whole axle with some metal reinforcement and protect axle and diff together.

3 hours ago, Barry said:

What does the manual say when you're running bigger rims with low profile tyres?

It still says RTFM and correct the rim size and tire profile to OEM, lol

RTFM (Read the f**** manual) and buy 10 dhs pressure gauge.

I am in, but I might leave early by 3-4 PM 055 2112458

Welcome to the mad family Stefan.

@Gaurav no offence but Jag's are melting ice in resale value because of extremely expensive maintenance.

Bit of googling got me back to this carnity old thread, read it and you will know what to do next ASAP: 

These drives are so cool guys, any chance that you guys can arrange an on-road drives too for sports car or sedan cars? Just a thought......may be a long drive to jabal hafeeth or some place nice......!

They should be simply fined for 1000 dhs per incident and period.

wow thats very nice info, any idea how much they charge for wash and wax together?

Simply match the amp delivering power is more than required for speakers and sub in total. Check this article here and it will educate you on how do calculate for yourself: https://www.crutchfield.com/learn/how-to-match-subwoofers-and-amplifiers.html

Some brands especially at the level you are aiming for are not very true to their printed stickers RMS, so factor that 10%-20% as a lie in amp delivering number, to not to burst the speaker or under-power your sub.

One of my tire got nasty hit on the footpath resulting in little crack in tire rubber. No pressure is loosing, no tire rubber piece is missing, it's just a small slit through the rubber. Wondering if there is any glue, adhesive or spray that I can use and fix this little crack in time before whole tire get damaged?

I am not sure why you are saying there is a reason to debate, but I agree with brandan that aluminium win hands down.

I personally don't think that will be an issue, as we see 100's of ricer and offroaders daily who have already done that. Only thing I can think is it should be done professionally and should be 100% safe installation as RTA majorly looks for safety concerns.

This is amazing way to help each other,  so specific and so to the point. 

Good stuff started growing up here now.

This is nice to know, when you want a good amount of wood. Thanks for sharing. 

Well it may be good idea, only if it would have been broadcasted well before the launch.

Thanks mate, wish you the same happy new year, enjoy safely.

Well what you found is true, but only half in Japanese cars which is usually hooked to expansion bottles. If ever you have a chance then clean your expansion bottle and see the amount of sand it has. Though that part is loosely designed to let air out and suck/return the coolant means it also inhale the atmospheric sand and dirt and keep churning inside the bottle and from time to time that sand makes it way to the radiator and sit nicely inside the core and block them overtime.

If you clean your coolant expansion bottle every month and top up with fresh coolant, then you can delay the radiator core cleaning from every year to once in 2 years easily.

Illegally imported poor Lamborghini Murcielago got stripped apart in Taiwan as a death sentence. Really bad demonstration scene.

That's nice, is this specific to any brand or it can work for all cars. How much you bought this for and from where? Do post the results of what all readings you can read with this little fellow.

Very difficult to get all three points in one paint, you have to source some special paint protection coating after the Repaint for saving from chipping and fast fading, my 6 years old car look 30 year old now.

I guess Nissan navara is also same.