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    #821
    pajerokid: ano raw email and username na ginamit mo for the registration?

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    #822
    james, pm ko sayo

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    #823
    got it na boss. :D most likely machecheck ni oli yan later, mga after midnight siya usually nakikita ko naka-login.

    alright fellow pajero tsikoteers, okay ba kayo with a funrun this sunday morning, january 8, 2006? :D

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    #824
    me, if nothing comes uo, im game....

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    #825
    okay, 2 votes na for the 8th. so far no additional votes over at mymitsu.

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    #826
    james, medyo tentative ako sa funrun. baka may family outing kami e.

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    #827
    mga bro,
    have you heard of CRUBEN in santolan near camp crame? they repare shocks daw and offer a 3yr warranty. what do you guys think of this? all 4 of my oem shocks are busted. may singaw na lahat. nanghihinayang ako i-let go ang S-M-H SWITCH.

    another question. has anyone here used OLDMAN EMU shocks on their pajero? pls give feedback. thanks.

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    #828
    Personally, I'm more than happy and willing to forego whatever slight adjustability that s-m-h switch offers for branded performance shocks (Bilstein, OME, Tough Dog, TJM, etc.). Considering the price of new OEM adjustable shocks is even higher than most brands I mentioned.

    Maghapon ko na pinaglalaruan yung switch na iyan wala naman nagbabago, the ride is still wallowy and the rear end bottoms out when hitting road imperfections at speed.

    AFAIK, they are not rebuildable back to original specs. They can be rebuilt to become standard gas shocks, if you're on a tight budget.

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    #829
    Quote Originally Posted by OTEP
    Maghapon ko na pinaglalaruan yung switch na iyan wala naman nagbabago, the ride is still wallowy and the rear end bottoms out when hitting road imperfections at speed.
    Sira na kasi yung shocks nung pinaglaruan mo pareng Oteps, as evidenced by bottoming

    Bakit kaya yung sakin hindi wallowy hihihihihi Almost corners like a car.
    Last edited by pajerokid; January 5th, 2006 at 11:13 AM.

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    #830
    *toadstool: I've tried OMEs with my Gen2 before, much improved yung ride especially when dealing with potholes. Pero if you do most of your driving on good roads here's a not-so-secret secret: Kayaba Gas-A-Just.

    Best bang for the buck shocks * Php900 a piece.

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