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Old 30-06-2010, 08:15 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default toyota 120 series prado 2006

toyota 120 series prado, 2006


Good Points
tough reliable power and a mountain goat on the hills

Bad Points
can only lift it 50 mm

What mods have you done?
50mm lift dual battery roof rack 3 pair ipf lights rear air bags awning uhf radio. nissan recovery vehicle sticker on rear window lol

What mods are on the list to do?
rear lockers onboard air compressor front arb bar and winch rear bar draws

Why did you buy this vehicle?
for a med 4wd for the family but tough enough to go hard in the bush

How often do you go offroad?
most weekends as live 5 mins from wombat state forest

What will your next vehicle be?
no interested in a new one yet have not broken this one
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Old 30-06-2010, 09:18 PM   #2 (permalink)
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That's a nice looking rig you got there mate.
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Old 01-07-2010, 05:57 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Go the Prado. Nice looking beast
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you think shes a mountain goat now, what till you get the rear locker in it, better still put a front locker in it too.
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Nice prado...

dont let people fool you into thinking that you can only lift her 50mm....my neighbour has a suspension business and successfully lift new hiluxs and prado's between 3 and 4" depending on the customers requests...

no cv problems......

Ive given my hilux hell for near on 70,000km on a 3" lift and 33's, so yuor prado will not be any different....

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Nice prado...

dont let people fool you into thinking that you can only lift her 50mm....my neighbour has a suspension business and successfully lift new hiluxs and prado's between 3 and 4" depending on the customers requests...

no cv problems......

Ive given my hilux hell for near on 70,000km on a 3" lift and 33's, so yuor prado will not be any different....

good luck with your build.
you might have to pass the number under the table for the lift???
might have issues with insurance though
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you think shes a mountain goat now, what till you get the rear locker in it, better still put a front locker in it too.
next on the list colour coded arb bar with winch plasma rope and compressor and rear locker then it will be a weapon
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next on the list colour coded arb bar with winch plasma rope and compressor and rear locker then it will be a weapon
Personally I wouldn't worry about colour coading the bar, because it will cop a few hits, scrapes and scratches, and what I have found it is much easier to get a pressure pack can of satan black to patch it up than trying to find the same colour as the vehicle to patch it. Yes my bar is colour coded and that is the problem I have found. Plasma rope is good but you must keep it clean.
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I've been a Pajero owner for years, but this sort of rig has me thinking twice about the next purchase. Half your luck mudprado...
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Old 03-07-2010, 07:22 PM   #10 (permalink)
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I've been a Pajero owner for years, but this sort of rig has me thinking twice about the next purchase. Half your luck mudprado...
they have suprised me it is a tough tank
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