holmesie
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Merlot red is a great colour, but I just wish mine would stay clean
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Make sure you post us up some pics when you've made that purchase!
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Welcome Dave! The GSU40R is front-wheel-drive, and the GSU45R is all-wheel-drive. Good luck with the search :) Cheers
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What are the largest rims you can put on an 08-09 kluger
holmesie replied to Freddie Kluger's topic in Kluger Club
Looking good Freddie - would be no good out my way tho, so no sense me even thinking of how mine would look with a nice set of rims -
Pretty sure the contrast can be adjusted, but I do not have my Kluger handy - I'm certain it's in the manual somewhere though! Cheers
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congrats on the new toy Tom - as far as I know, the 30sec lock function only applies if the car is unlocked but a door not opened, it then RE-locks after 30secs. Pretty sure that's it. However with the Grande if you walk away from the car with the "key" in your pocket, I think it locks automatically (could be wrong on this one!). Cheers
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I'm thinking about getting the next tyres in 255/55R19, hoping that will solve the speedo problem a little (bearing in mind that an increase in diameter will affect the acceleration and possibly trip computer calcs)
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Since I don't plan on replacing with the same tyre I will be buying a set of 5, so want mine all worn evenly hence I follow that diagram G strictly
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Yes I do my own, partly because I do it every 5,000km and partly because I wasn;t sure if the dealer would rotate the spare into the mix. If I wasn't doing it myself I would definitely mark the tyres somehow just to be sure it gets done! (but probably not with chalk in case it gets washed off or something!)
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I hacve been rotating mine as per diagram G - been doing mine every 5,000km, so about to do the 5th rotation. I've got it down pat now, takes me less than an hour. More rotation discussion here Cheers!
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So far so good with my leather, although I treat it pretty well with Meguiars leather care products. Living where we do I find the black shows up dust, fingermarks etc. quite easily but that would not be an issue if you lived in the city. Mine is coming up to 12months old and no problems from my two kids and their friends. I don't really know how to tell if the leather is good quality or not, but it seems up to whatever we've thrown at it up to now... Cheers
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Try these threads Croozer here, here, and here There are some further links within those threads from memory. Hope that helps Cheers and avagoodweeked
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Hi Dan, It's a 50:50 split - if you do a search of this Kluger forum for "torque split" there are a couple of threads with some links & info. Hope that helps you? Cheers
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Good to hear mate - looking forward to those pics. do you notice any difference in acceleration or economy?
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and it's taken me 3 years to catch up to where you were then!! The carPC is going in any day now mate B)
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amazing gadgetry and info there RR... it's taking me a while to get my head around it all (it's been a long weekend already!)
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I'd expect that for the second photo with a driver in the seat and no passengers. In general the steering assembly and instrument panel is also on the right which would add more weight to that side. + most of the exhaust is on the RHS
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Depends.... are you running Nitrogen in your tyres?!! I'd say definitely high than the brochure, but not significantly....
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Gen II have panic button - wonder if you could cut and recode one for your model Kluger? Probably not worth the expense
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Yeah, warranty concerns are what has stopped me from messing with the exhaust at all.... someone has to take the plunge sooner or later!
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It could have been worse, a direct hit could quite well have put the car out of action. We have been lucky mate!
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A kangaroo collided with the side of my Kluger last night - has stove in the passenger side back door <_<
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I'd be up for one :)
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I'm catching ya mate!!
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It has been discussed, there's a few pages of reading to put your mind at ease, click here Cheers!
