hi all

[ashbee37]

hi, im Ashley from bundaberg, joined to try to find suloshions to some probs ive got with my 03 gu zd30

[patch697]

Welcome on board mate.

Plenty of great friendly ppl here who are more then wiling to help so I hope we can help you get somewhere with your issues.

We are also a great social forum too so feel free to join in, your more than welcome.

I hope you enjoy the forum.


Paul

[Sir Roofy]

Welcome aboard ashley

[Dhuck]

Welcome to the forum mate

[Clunk]

G'day Ashely, welcome to the forum mate

[Bob]

Welcome Ashley. Great mob of guys and gals on this site always willing to help.Join in and enjoy

[YNOT]

Welcome to the forum Ashbee.

Tony

[AB]

Welcome to the forum Ashley, feel free to ask any questions and join in the conversations.

[Major Black]

Welcome, a newbie like us! You will find the peeps on here are fantastic & so very useful! Thanks guys keep up the great work!

[Bigrig]

G'day mate - welcome aboard. Great people, information and laughs to be had on here, so don't be shy and join in on the conversations whenever you like and make the most of it!!

My family is all up north of Hervey Bay, so around your area a fair bit (sister in law is a Bundy girl), so will organise to catch up one day when up there if you're keen for it (and a couple of coldies!!! LOL).

[Bigrig]

Hey Bigrig are you happy with your coils?

Kat

Pretty much so ... due to the mix I needed of on and off road ability, I went a soft coil in the rear to let the patrol "do it's thing" (as the rear flexes well with the 5 link setup, so didn't want to restrict that) but went with a medium spring in the front - to offset this as it doesn't flex as much as I like, I leave the front swaybar connected on road (limited body roll) and after talking with Tony (YNOT) and dhuck, I tested it last weekend as per picture below - rear is nowhere near full flex, but the front dropped about another 80-100mm with the front swaybar disconnected - (very much worth it!!!). With the front flexing more and working a bit harder, the rig stays flatter and hence the axel in the rear has still got plenty of flex in reserve (does that make sense? Hope so, sorry - keeping the wheels on the ground as long as possible is the aim I guess). Dobinson coils with EFS shocks and seems to be a good compromise for me.

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[Woof]

Welcome Ashley, enjoy the forum mate

[wildgu6]

Hey Ashley, Welcome aboard mate,
Great bunch of people here with a s*** load of knowledge, experience and adventures to share.
Plenty of good laughs along the way as well.
Surf around and join in where ever you feel comfortable.
Plenty of solutions around here mate,

Good luck, Welcome aboard and Enjoy the ride.
Hope you have a great 2011.
Happy trekin buddy, stay safe

Cheers Pete

[Woof]

It appears that Ashley's intro has somehow been hijacked, can we please take it somewhere else guys.....Thank You.
I will clean it up shortly, unless you guys would like to do it.http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forums/

[nowoolies]

g`day ashley
welcome mate heaps of laughs and lots of info enjoy
nowoolies
Paul

[Finly Owner]

Hi and welcome to Nissans Nut House Ashley

Tim

[timbar]

G'day Ashely, welcome to the forum mate Enjoy

[Maxhead]

G'Day and Welcome to the forum Ash

[patch697]

To all new members & those member who have joined in the last 4 months I'd like to introduce myself

Hi all my name is Paul (patch697) & I am the Super Moderator here on the forum. I have been away for a spell & there will be a lot of new members who haven't met me yet so I'd like to extend a worm welcome from myself to you all & if you have any question or need any help don't hesitate to ask.

I hope you all enjoy the forum.

Cheers
Paul

[Dark 1]

Welcome mate have a poke around & join in when your ready.