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Possible defection
wrecker:
hi guys,ive had both lwb and swb,
love the lwb on roads drives lovely,off road you will be forever hitting the back :? and is very hard to get big wheels under even when you start cutting,rear doors are very close so carnt cut much,
at the mo ive got a swb and took the rear seats out,then put a head board and cage so the front is completely apart,loads of room for kit and stuff,also if you do that you can make your self some boxes that go over the rear arches,
i have 6 dogs,(jacks) and plenty of room for them :D
also motor wise is you get the 8v you can put a 16v bottom end on the 8v top,that has made real diifrnce to mine :D
v6 ones i found to be very thirsty :cry: i was putting 50 a week to do 50 miles a week :shock: :shock: dont like water too
hope this helps mate :D
generation-x:
all the same probs with the v6 im assuming your meaning the 2ltr version not the gv?
16valve in swb form was 1996 i think p reg ish
simon
wrecker:
there the ones to get i think,
well saying that the 8v are better for off road as they have more low down grunt,
16v seem to last longer,head gaskets and so on :D
generation-x:
mark i have to disagree about big wheels on a lwb
see mine now
only a few minor mods
simon
electricbluebadger:
Caz has one... the 'Cazuki'
not bad as a runaround, very slow for a 1600cc, seems heavy and slow even compared to the Landy
very thirsty for its size, shes had 2 and they were both the same
complete rot boxes unless you look after em, spent a lot of time gravelguarding everywhere, even took the wings off to do the hidden bits to try and make it last.
seats in em are quite low, at 5'10" i still have a huge amount of headroom, feels really strange.
carbs can be a nightmare when they start to go wrong... cazuki now has a nikki aftermarket job... much better
not a bad runaround, no landy but it handles greenlanes and the rough track shortcut to school...... buy one, wash the mud off from under the arches every week and itll last at least a year.. maybe even two before you need the welder out :)
Sad eh... matching his n hers :)
Cheers Steve
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