Touring Mods We'd NEVER Buy Again | Off Road Caravan Road Trip Australia

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  @stevenpayet777 · 2 months ago

  Quality and very informative, thank you 🙏

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• MA

  @mark_hallowell · 1 month ago

  Helped a  broken down truckie on the Canarvon Hwy earlier this year because we had Starlink. Bonus for internet when no coverage, but very worth it for any time you really need to contact someone.

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• JA

  @jamesprendergast4174 · 3 months ago

  Love the stone stomper.  Cheap protection.

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• KA

  @Kawasaki1-m4l · 2 months ago

  A kettle on a wood fire &amp; Vittoria instant coffee does me. <br>For me a coffee machine is a waste of space.

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• GL

  @glen339 · 3 months ago

  My number 1 mod is an Anderson anti-sway weight distribution Hitch. Uses chains to distribute not solid bar and cylindrical brake for sway control so no issues reversing and damaging chassis or speed humps etc. After towing without one and then with one on same car and van, the first thing I look at when buying a van is will the Anderson fit on, if not move the jockey wheel or get a diff van. It&apos;s that good! Even with electronic stability control, this levels and stabilisers the car constantly, not just when trouble arrives. Fuel went from consistent 16 to 14.4 lper 100 on Prado.

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• RA

  @RaunSutton-qo7qj · 1 month ago (edited)

  Really great video Family, a heap of really great ideas to take away and will be thinking about it all on future travels. Really appreciate the content as always

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  @toesuptravelling · 3 months ago

  UHFs I think if you’re towing a van is essential and definitely not a waste of money. If you’re not full time travelling a hand held is fine, but travelling on roads with trucks/road trains you definitely need to be able to communicate with others on the road.

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• MA

  @markwilliams850 · 3 months ago

  Great info team , thanks , we have a Isuzu MUX and done the GVM upgrade, spent 7 months touring up the top end, cape York etc and will do similar next year, the snorkels are also excellent to reduce dust intake on gravel, we also upgraded our air box and filter, keep up the good work

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• MW

  @mwilliams2101 · 3 months ago

  Great video guys. Such truth in what you’re saying and thanks for getting this info out there. <br>Also some of us in the background be like 👀 having seen the rig up on marketplace 😅 Can’t wait to see the next chapter

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• AL

  @alex.caddell · 3 months ago

  Tyres load and speed index is a really interesting one. I actually had some high cost Mickey Thompson Baha Boss AT tyres, which I had to ditch when we got our lovells GVM/GCM kit for our 2022 LandCruiser 300, as they were not speed rated sufficiently. Load was fine. We had them for 30,000kms and were fine with our camper trailer, but when we did the suspension upgrade, they weren&apos;t enough, so we had to swap them before we have the lovells kit installed to be fully compliant. Even well known, reputable and higher cost tyres did not cut the mustard some times. We expected in 2022 the tyres would be fine once GVM kits started to come out on the market, but speed rating was not something I had expected was going to be an issue

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• MA

  @markblocka24 · 3 months ago

  Don&apos;t use fusion suction on internal ply walls.<br><br>Wrecks the wall

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• ST

  @Steve-4377 · 3 months ago

  Lot to think about there...Thanxs for all the tips. A lot of work there too, well done. &nbsp;😊

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