10-06-2015, 13:05 | #16 |
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Thanks guys, I'm liking them a lot
Wasn't going to replace quite as soon I have but I was going to do it before the August trip and I figured the sooner I had the Kuhmos off the more I could get for them as they'd have more tread (*cough* still for sale by the way, 11mm tread... ) Zac how did you find the Lokka when you did your solo greenlaning by the way - I realise you probably didn't get extreme enough to cock a leg but did you notice much difference when steering in 4wd? |
10-06-2015, 15:27 | #17 |
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You people all sound like my wife when she meets a friend with a new pair of shoes on
But indeed, nice truck |
10-06-2015, 19:11 | #18 | |
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Rick, does yours click or can anyone else comment on their LOKKA, I know there's not many of us with them fitted
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10-06-2015, 20:25 | #19 |
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Clicking while turning if the hubs are locked is good - means they're working if I understand correctly
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