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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Quote Originally Posted by pelagonia_ss View Post
    WTF HOLDEN replaced the 6 litre badge with the AFM badge?
    Yeah an attempt to make the Stupid do gooder Greenie Prius driver type's to not hate us V8 driving "Hoon's" so much

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    He should rip it off and put a 6litre one back on!

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    wow what a response 4 pages already in 24hrs.

    very nice wonky, so whens it go to get touched by chev?

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    hey gary,

    congrats on the ute, very nice and the rims and height makes it look hot. enjoy the ride.

    cheers ed and rosa

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Very nice Gary - Great colur and choice of wheels mate

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Quote Originally Posted by JUSWANWON View Post
    Great stuff Wonky, nice ute the white does look good.
    What badges will we make to replace the AFM?
    Just let me know
    WONKY


    Will have to get in contact to get some made for my car mate you know what I want

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Thanks for all the comments guys!

    Haven't had a chance to try the AFM out yet as apparently it cuts in at around 100kmh and even on the stretch I could do that yesterday I didn't due to the scraping on even little bumps. Once I get that sorted (tomorrow) I aim to find out.

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Looks great Gary, those rear wheels look fat, what width are they?

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Looks great Wonks excellent choice of rims and tyres

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Quote Originally Posted by BLUEVE View Post
    About time she turned up

    Good job on rims think the SSSL are a little low for 275's though awsome look
    I thought I'd try them first and see...... My SSLs on the sedan were as low as most SSSLs are on utes and it had 275s on 20x10 rear rims and only really scraped if I had people in the back. Given I rarely intend having a load in the ute I thought I'd be OK, especially as the offset of the Boost I had on the sedan was 48 or 50p (I'm pretty sure) and on the Shines is 45p, which I was told is further in. When the guys rolled the guards they only did a little bit (playing safe) whereas on the sedan they were rolled to the max, so I'm hoping a bit more rolling will make them OK.

    Quote Originally Posted by whitels1ss View Post
    Looks great Gary, those rear wheels look fat, what width are they?
    Thanks! 20 x 10 rims, 275 tyres.

    Quote Originally Posted by JUSWANWON View Post
    Great stuff Wonky, nice ute the white does look good.
    What badges will we make to replace the AFM?
    Just let me know
    Thanks mate, but I think I'll just pull the AFM badges off and not put anything in their place. BTW - the Wonkymobile's new owner loved your 6.0 Litre V8 perspex for covering the centre gauges!
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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    nice work wonky!
    What happened to getting the DTM Flairs? I remember when you and I both wanted to get them! - and neither of us did! haha

    Nice ride height there - a shame about the scraping though - my car has the SSLs all round like in your old one, with the monroes too - havent rolled the guards, and even with a bootfull of mowers, it never scrapes (and i have the VE GTSs with 275 wide tyres!) - guess i am just lucky!


    anyway, love the new ride mate - good luck with it!
    Cheers
    Mark

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Quote Originally Posted by Roonstain View Post
    nice work wonky!
    What happened to getting the DTM Flairs? I remember when you and I both wanted to get them! - and neither of us did! haha
    Thanks Mark. From the outset I always loved the Shines better than Flairs but decided the narrow spokes didn't suit the bulk of the sedan, hence decided Flairs suited sedan better. Now I've got a ute it's Shines all the way!

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    wonk whens the hard lid and lock system coming?

    what lid you got in mind-

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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Very, very nice Wonky - enjoy it mate.
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    Re: The WonkyUte (SSV)

    Quote Originally Posted by SVNLTR View Post
    wonk whens the hard lid and lock system coming?

    what lid you got in mind-
    Lid will be ordered shortly. Actually looking at one on eBay. Went and had a good "chat" to the guy who makes them last week and liked his approach. Turns out he makes and/or paints various parts for Holden, HSV, Ford, Toyota and even BMW, so is no fly by nighter or Johnny come lately. He knew several of the people I used to work with at HSPO and can make the lid totally smooth with no locks plus during the manufacturing process will mount blocks where the actuator guy tells him is the best position for them.

    I have found a guy who has put an actuator kit together for hardlids for what seems a good price and he says he should be able to add a 3rd actuator to automatically open and shut the tailgate for me, all working off the one remote. He's tied up with another big project for the next week or so but will hopefully get back to me soon with all up price. James (being a bit of a gadget freak) like the automatic hardlid idea so will do it too.

    I think everybody here will be very impressed when they see it in action! Quite a few will probably want one too! No locks needed as the actuators hold everything shut, so I can disconnect the tailgate latching mechanism altogether. Another problem solved!

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