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@@Jm-en7zs thanks mate, right has changed quite a bit since then. I really should do a new rig rundown to show what it is like now.

Hey mate, thanks for the feedback, clutch was replaced at around 105K with Heavy Duty 4WD clutch with single mass flywheel, is does vibrate a bit now which can get annoying but after doing a couple of dual mass fly wheels it was the only choice

@@LowRange4X4Adventures Yep, how many’s Kilometres do you recon u will get out of it?

Done 50k on it so far still going strong touch wood hahaha

Yeah it is a great rig, has had a big make over last year and now has full touring canopy and rooftop tent etc, still very capable and hope to be doing some more touring and 4wding again this year

Thanks for your feedback mate the body mounts were professionally modified as the tyres did just rub on full lock

Hey Jeeps are great hahaha

Thanks for the feedback

Hi Peter, no mate no error codes however I did have a conversation with the guys at Psico before I pulled the trigger on the new air box, all I can say is it has been fabulous, I would love to couple it with a Psico snorkel as well to complete the package. I do know that there was some issues with error codes on some early model Colorados but he has a solution to fix that as well

Hey mate it is the quad lock case windscreen mount but I used the plate they supply and stuck it to the dash and worked great also have the wireless charger attachment for it as well

Hey mate, definite improvement in economy in the order of 3 or more l/100km, it had heaps more power and used a lot less fuel doing the same trip after the remap

Thanks for replying hope you are having a great time, would also like to know for you are towing did you do mods on your vechile such as, upgrading the cooling system, place trans cooler in, catch can or a by pass Diesel filter. Like to know what you have done have the same model and year of vechile. Enjoy your trip all the best, safe journeys

@@johnodonnell1513 hey mate haven’t done too many other upgrade now teams cooler as not auto, cooling never changes even when towing , and don’t really believe in catch cans!

The canopy seals well around the straps no issues with increased dust

That is a stone stomper, it is used to stop stones from damaging the front of the camper when traveling. Check them out at stonestomper.com.au

Thanks glad you enjoyed it, if you are purchasing for your own vehicle don't forget to tell them you saw the video!

Ok will do, will purchase in the next few days! Cheers

We still carry them on all adventures, fortunately haven't had to use one yet

Thanks it was a hell of a day!

Mesh is fine does get a bit dusty but any rubbish bag on the back would.

it is an aftermarket airbox to house the air filter for the engine

Hey mate thanks for your comment, was running 285/70/17 with 1” body lift and 2” suspension

Thanks for your lovely comment, you will enjoy Tassie it is an incredible place, have fun and enjoy the hectic tracks on the west coast.

We did a lot of great tracks in Tassie, but chose to preserve the car over trying to be over zealous and damage it as it is our only transport.

Thanks for the tip! We actually had them replaced a while ago as they were cracked and debris got into the intake side of the turbo and damaged the fins. All sorted now and I keep a good eye on it, do you have a link to the stainless replacement?

Thanks for that, the Rescue Swag is an industry leader in design and a very useful design.

1st aid kits designed for rural and remote use should prioritize equipment which is truly life saving and yet not expensive. The cost versus reward of a tourniquet is outstanding and should be standard issue given target user and the kits form factor.

There is a book called Cloncurry trails all the info is in that and it is amazing. We picked it up from the Mitre 10 store in Cloncurry I believe it is available at the museums as well

www.booktopia.com.au/cloncurry-trails-gary-baker/book/9780646491530.html

@@LowRange4X4Adventures Many thanks!

Awesome, thank you!

HI guys, it is called Cloncurry Trails and is available in the local stores we got ours from the Mitre 10 store in Cloncurry. Thanks for the kind words it is much appreciated.

Yeah this was an incredible experience, if you get a chance it is a real bucket list item.

Yeah mate we stayed there for a coupe of weeks till our other accommodation was ready for us to use. There are heaps of other great spots around there as well we didn’t get to them all but we dis get to that no one is allowed to go but had access via the owners

@@LowRange4X4Adventures thanks for the reply, can you remember the name of the motel as we have friends that owned a motel up there and that looked like their pool. Was it the Charters towers motel by any chance? If you get back that way check out Flat rock, very nice spot. Cheers.

Hey Daniel, we did the standard front body mount mod to stop the wheels rubbing when turning, we also have a 1" Munji body lift which helps as well. We rarely get any rubbing at all, about the only time is when out on the tracks and on serious angles but it used to rub when doing that even before the bigger tyres.

Thanks Bevan

Hey mate, as I think I said before we don't have an automatic Colorado so therefore we don't have issues with trans fluid getting hot. Good luck with your travels, when do you get here? The Sideling range is currently closed I believe and will be for some time.

We agree!

Thanks Marg, the East coast is amazing we really enjoyed that area

Yeah we had 3 fail before we gave up what year model do you have?

Jeanette you’re a legend! I bought a snorkel for my ‘13 many years ago but hadn’t had the apricots to carve into my front guard but now I just want to finish it and yes I’ve had to replace the OE airbox and also lost confidence with it so like you I searched and decided on a Psico fabricated airbox too. It was delivered today so I scrolled through RUclips and came across your video. Nice work guys. I may still be toey about the guard but I reckon I’ve got the airbox down pat. Nice to see another RGs hacking out there. Cheers

Thanks very much we are so glad that you are enjoying our content 🥰

Glad I could help!

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That was the Port Arthur caravan park, one of the best van parks we have ever stayed at. Amenities were great sites a really spread out so you feel like your bush camping and the price was around $30 for powered with water.

@@LowRange4X4Adventures Thanks Will have to see if they will have availability. Looked beautiful.

Hi mate, we have a manual truck not an auto, the intercooler is for the air intake for the engine not for cooling the transmission.

It was a great track, we obviously did it when it was quite dry, I was tempted to go back and do it again in winter when it’s wet but I just don’t love mud that much 🤣

You’ll have a ball, there are sand dunes all the way down that beach that you can play on but as we were down there by ourselves we didn’t play around too much.

Thanks for that, we really appreciate the getting encouraging comments from people whom we are bringing memories back for.

Hi Glen, glad you guys enjoyed our video again, we watched yours last night and found it really interesting to see the track done from the other direction, good job on the waterfall, we were holding our breath for you at one point. Keep the great content coming.