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April 23rd, 2013 11:09 PM #861
Just had the Soft Lid bed cover from Carry Boy installed on my Navara today. Pansin ko going home from Banawe na maingay yung cover kasi nagvivibrate yung canvas kapag uneven yung daan. Anyone else here had a similar experience? And how did you remedy it if ever? Thanks
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July 11th, 2013 03:28 PM #862mga sir need your advice in buying a new pick up. ano po masusuggest nio sakin na okay sa ngaun? thanks.
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July 11th, 2013 03:37 PM #863mga sir need your advice in buying a new pick up. ano po masusuggest nio sakin na okay sa ngaun? thanks.
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July 11th, 2013 04:11 PM #864
Sir, check mo na lang this latest Thread regarding Pick- ups.
I think the best out there right now is the Ford Wildtrak < < < my choice. :2thumbsup:
http://tsikot.com/forums/car-compari...94/index4.html
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July 12th, 2013 11:17 PM #865
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July 15th, 2013 09:45 PM #866
Hillclimbing, hauling and flat towing and top-towing: Hilux 3.0 D-4D pa rin with the 343 Nm peak pulling force from 1400-3200 rpm. And don't be deceived that its peak pulling-force or torque being lesser than the Ranger 2.2, rather look at how this is distributed over the rpm-range if you're after utilitarian use (or as a real utility pickup). Any pickup that has a longer useable torque over a wide-rpm range, with peak torque already available at low rpm is better for a utility pickup, e.g. Hilux 3.0 D-4D, previous model Ranger 3.0 TDCi, and current D-max 3.0 Ddi-iTEQ. These pickups are no sissy for these types of job, and whether you relax the fuel pedal or keep going, the useable pull is there ;)
....Those pickups not itemised here have peaky to very peaky torque or pulling-force across the rev-range, that's why they consume a lot more fuel when tasked to do these things....
Fuel consumption (no climbing, no hauling, flat-towing nor top-towing): Ranger 2.2 TDCi
Fuel consumption (with climbing, hauling, flat-towing and top-towing): Between the Hilux 3.0 D-4D and the Ranger 2.2 TDCi, get the Hilux. Malalakas kumain ng fuel sa pahirapan mga maliliit ang makina kahit naka-VGT pa mga yan....
Better looks: Hilux 3.0 D-4D
Dependability, durability and proven reliability: Hilux 3.0 D-4D
Cost of maintenance: Hilux 3.0 D-4D's maintenance will cost less
Better parts availability in the Philippine market: Hilux 3.0 D-4D
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July 17th, 2013 02:29 AM #867
This message was just PM'ed to me by an Australian friend of mine who is into civil construction and earthworks contracting. He owns his own company in Australia.
Copy and paste en toto:
"Hi mate, I almost forgot, the Nissan Navara in the pic is an 08 model 4 cylinder. I wouldn't recommend Navaras mate, we have nothing but problems with the 4 we have. The Dmax, Hilux are most reliable, and of course my favourite Volkswagen amarok.... I just wish it had slightly more power. We have bought 3 new Holden colorados and everyone seems to like them. cheers mate!"
Good day....
It's more about navigation. On my head unit and phone I have the OsmAnd app. And in this app...
Do we still need GPS when we can use Smartphone?