Isuzu Dmax Owners [ARCHIVED]

[rna800]

Sir the ride for me is good compared to other picktrucks in the market it has flex ride suspension. Relatively proportion in any "angle". has a lot of pulling power "tested". Runs fast 140-160kph depends on road condition and the driver hehehehe. So far a very satisfied owner here. dmax pwede pang farm pwede din pang city.[/quote]


Really? I guess that would seal the deal. If I would ask you, in a straight road and both stock, what do you think is faster(4x2 category), strada or dmax?

with regards to comfort, it's good that it has a flex ride suspension but im currently driving a 10 year old car so im already immune in a jurassic suspension ride and im always driver or i always seat in front that's why im not really affected with it.hehe I guess i would really feel the difference if i purchase this truck.

[Denver Max]

Sir rna800 the best thing todo is schedule for a testdrive b4 buying. This will give you a chance to really know what you want in terms of sitting comfort ride and feel inside the pickuptruck advice para walang away hehehhe sama mo si mrs. para at least 2 kayo mag sasabi na ito na kunin natin =]. good luck sa truck hunting sir regarding sa speed sa dalawa sa tingni ko same lang nasa driver nalang ang diskarte sir running over 140kph sobra ok na yun it will definetly give u a rush pinag uusapan nalng kung ano talaga feel mo pag nasa loob ka like steering wheel dashboad control panels hehehehe like what you said ikaw panaman lagi gagamit try to compare nalang sir GL =]

[rna800]

thank you so much sir, on your insights and advices with regards to that truck. hopefully i could pick the right truck that best suits my taste. thanks again!

[8800621]

mga bros..im planning to install free flow exhaust on my dmax..appreciate your suggestion and expertise..ty..More Power..

make sure po that your pipe installation are not bent... (more air restrictions) use elbows po instead of bends para free flow po talaga ang exhaust... just my 2 centaovs...

[rachDMAX2005]

bro 8800621 noted with thanks..naka free flow ba sa'yo?any specific brand or customized ?mga magkano aabutin pra mapagiponan..hehehe.baka next month me pakabit..ty brow..

make sure po that your pipe installation are not bent... (more air restrictions) use elbows po instead of bends para free flow po talaga ang exhaust... just my 2 centaovs...

[4JGtootsie]

yun 4jh1 ay hindi pa crdi but electronic narin yun fuel injection nya.. yun 4jj1 ang crdi talaga... but kahit hinid pa crdi ang 4jh1 matipid parin eto... ours would consume around 10km/l kung city and nasa 13-15 kung hiway... compare sa ibang crdi ng ibang brand ay 2.5 lang, the fuel consumption is just the same sa 3.0 ng dmax na non-crdi pa... hehehe...

The earlier Dmax is equipped with a Zexel VP44 its electronic and similar to the Patrol. The later is common rail. Central Diesel has in stock remanufactured VP44(Patrol and Dmax) at a much much cheaper price and same warranty as the brand new.



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[jubilum]

Hey guys, going back to the aircon filter issue, here's my answer to it.

Went to an aircon service shop and bought a window-type aircon filter from a busted aircon and had it cutted to the exact dimension of our max input slot and whoah! 'Got myself a custom-made air filter!

Here's the pics...

[Memphis Raines]

^^ I thought you bought a whole window type aircon just to get the filter

NICE NICE!! I'll do the same just in time for my 20k PMS also known as 'The Big One' hehehe.

It still puzzles me why they didn't put in a filter for that thing very minor naman ang cost nito.

Or maybe it's one of those trick challenges

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[jubilum]

Haha! Actually that was my old busted aircon bought by the service center as they can still use some of its good parts. They were simply too happy to give me the filter and installed it for 200 bucks--in 15 min In your case maybe, you'll have to buy a whole new one

I have a new problem though. Just found out that two of my shocks are starting to leak. Just had my 35K PMS last week. Judging from the inputs I've been getting here, the average life of our stock shocks is about 2 to 3 years, tops. Mine is 2 1/2 years.

Planning to shift to OMEs in a month or two. So calling ARB...meron ba tayong stock dyan? Cguro ang fronts lang muna..

[Memphis Raines]

Yup, that's the average lifespan of stock shocks.

So in the meantime, you can use my 'months old' stock shocks that I haven't been using since I got my OMEs. Sayang naman, its just sitting in my bodega lang.

Text me lang when you want to get them :thumbup:

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