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I'm considering going back to standard alloys from the painted black alloys I have now. If you have 5 in good condition (no curb rash or deep scratches) and want some black rims let me know. Comes with alloys and matching centre caps.
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Why the change ??? The black looks awesome..... Cheers SteveFace lift 150 Prado V6 auto. No mods yet -
I would be interested but you're we're in different capitals.Comment
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Gotta match the new side steps/rock slidersComment
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Hi All,
Are they the STD OE's just Painted / Powered Coated?
If not, what Brand?
StuartStuart Trevena
[COLOR="#FF0000"][B]2008 Prado GXL D4D 3.0L T/D 5 Speed Auto Colour: Dune with loads of Extras[/B][/COLOR][COLOR="#0000CD"] [B]and 2015 Tvan MK4 Murranji Offroad Camper[/B][/COLOR]Comment
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Standard OE, painted black (metallic charcoal), 2 coats etch prime, 2 coats colour, 2 coats of clear.[url=http://www.myswag.org/index.php?topic=12264]My Prado[/url]Comment
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PM sent.Comment
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Still got them?120 GXL, D4D Auto 2007 - ARB Deluxe Bar, Warn Tabor 10K and Rec Kit, Safari Snorkel, GME UHF, BFG AT's, Lightforce Spots, Eclipse Sat Nav, Waeco CF40, Optima D27, Redarc Sbi12, Leigh W Diode, Voltmeters, Rhino Pioneer platform, ARB compressor, DIY Trek Table & drawers, HiLux Jets, Breathers, Water pump, rear custom fused electrical system, camp lights, LED's, ARB Roof top tent Annex and Awning, Maxtrax, Hi-Lift, Shovel. [URL="http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?27929-DJ-D-s-D4D-120-GXL"]My Build Thread[/URL]Comment
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Hi how did you prepare them? Ie how did you sand them back to get the primer to stick?Originally posted by D4D View Post
Did you need to remove the tires to do the job or just painted with them on?
Where do you live?
Thx
Auscanclan (Pierre)Comment
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hey, your prado looks very good... do you have 17" rims ? what is the size of you BFgoodrich ? im looking for the best size for my 2004 prado 120 with a 2" OME suspension and the original 17" rims, any advice ? im thinking 265/70R17 KO2Comment
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Most with 120 series are either running 265/65R17 or 265/70R17. Anything bigger usually rubs on the inner fender or suspension somewhere. You can't go wrong with the BFGs.Dave
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