Recent content by shane76

JPMC is right, although I do mine every 15k just for good measure. I think I have had 3 services. Missed the 1000km service as I did that in a week, and they couldn't fit me in before christmas

dude they aren't driving lights. on the RX they are the DRL. They turn on when you start the car and if you have the stalk set to auto, they will turn on and off as needed. when the headlights come on they go off

Good idea Benno. I just take mine to the local bloke who does logbook servicing. Only difference is at 12 months mine had 45K on the clock lol

That's true ericcs, cheers guys for your advice and opinions as always. Will let you know how I go.

Have spoken to a few....but with such wide and varied responses, it only confused me further

Cheers Jonney, that's kinda the way I was leaning. But was just unsure the bags were up to being inflated all day everyday except a few weeks a year

personally not a fan of the bolt holes lol. But what do you do

yeah the ST alloys that I put on do stick out a little, interested to see what it looks like as I have seen other bolt on flares but I wasn't a fan. Good luck on Friday....you'll love it

Coil in the back mate, When I had my D40 I went to Ultimate suspension and they did a 2inch lift with all new shocks and springs and leaves. But unloaded it was a harsh bumpy ride. Don't want the same thing for the new beast

Will have a look at mine tomorrow

I have 2015 RX (non SE) and I also have carpet. I think they just put the flares to fit the tyres under them, seeing that the RX does not have pumped guards like the ST and STX. Keen to know if there is any other differences.

Mate what's it ride like when you take everything out??

Thanks Tweak'e......any advice on bags......polyair, airbag man, firestone???

Thanks for the advice guys, I have a million thoughts running around in my head. I try not to overload it as it is my personal car that I use for work. And being that it is new, I don't want to kill it. I can get the 60psi Airbag man bags and just pump them up to level the load and away we go...

Gday guys, I have just over 1year old rx d23, I'm a sparky and last time I reloaded the ute I have about 300kg of gear and tools. I'm a bit confused as to which way to go to fix the sagging back end that is a very harsh ride. I don't want to lift the vehicle as maybe 6 weeks out of the year it...