Recent content by Lewy_88

Thanks mate. Love the car. Got excited to put rego on it and drive it after not driving it for four weeks in lockdown.

Yeah not wrong Alby. Easily one of the best feelings the first time you drive through something and lift a wheel. So good.

Haha yeah the Disco was stuck on a very slippery climb. That Disco has driven some crazy tracks and has only ever run into trouble in slippery mud where the traction control can't quite figure out what to do.

I recently made a walk through video of my 2016 Colorado 7. We bought it from a dealer with 8,000kms on it and have slowly been modifying it. Mod list is below and majority of these are shown in the video. - Harrop eLocker in the rear - 2 Inch lift, I have changed the rear shocks since the...

Hey Rob, The tricky part was getting the strut out, but once you get that upper control arm out of the way its a lot easier. The top nut on the rear shocks is a massive pain as well, it has a really long thread and takes ages to undo and then tighten. At first I used standard dobinsons springs...

Nah I didn't. Saw enough photos online though. Looked nice up there. But busy at times as well.

Yeah amazing how good it looks since the fires.

Our group of five cars and a camper trailer left Canberra on Friday arvo and headed down the Kings Hwy towards the South Coast. I won’t give away exact locations but in general, camp for Friday night was in a clearing down a dead end track in Currowan Forest not far off the Kings Highway. The...

Haha thats awesome. What a great spot. Have you explored caves there?

We went on this weekend trip a while back, but its a route and area worth checking out. If you get decent weather, its a beautiful part of the world. We left Canberra after work on Friday and headed towards Barnetts Road, but had to stop for a quick drive on the Brindies powerline track. We...

Yeah for sure. There are so many options out there! Lots of nice spots to see, and tracks as hard or easy as you like!

We did a walkthrough video last week. Dave has slowly added mods to his N80 to the point where he is ALMOST (who is he kidding) finished with it. It suits his touring needs nicely. He was also nice enough to share roughly how much the mods have cost him.

This trip we led 13 cars from Canberra up to Lithgow. The plan was to hit most of the hard tracks and have some fun on the flex tracks as well. We ended up doing Ali Baba's Cave, Pipeline, Moon Rock and Ranger Bobs. Not all cars tackled every track, but the bigger rigs certainly did. We had a...

Yeah I won't be going back until I have bash plates and Rock sliders. And maybe a set of 33s

yeah should just pull it off every time we go out. I think plan is to ditch the bumper and install a steel bar. Costs a very impressive penny though for the D4. I drive the Colorado - it just needs bash plates and sliders for tracks like that.