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Never had any issues (33 x 12.5), though I dont do pay & play.
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Dyslexia is also sometimes known as word blindness.Originally posted by Albannach View Post
It is wierd really because it effects people slightly differently and is not only a spelling problem.
My ability to read is excellent, but the written word tends to fail me. I have got spell checkers so confused I've crashed computers, I've also had problems with words that I have actually spelt correctly but to me they look incorrect.
These are not excuses it's just the way it is, to spell a word you need to be able to "see" it, and to my very supportive english tutor in secondary school who always told me to use the dictionary if you can't spell it (or get even close to spelling it) you can't find it.Gone from 4x4 to 1x2Comment
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I'm not making excuses, maybe if they had specailist teachers in schools other than a few dyslexic lads been put in a seperate room and left to play board games and sit on the net, kids these days might have more of a chance. Atleaste a small amount of you understand, my spelling is bad, very bad and I struggle to fill out forms aswell, as easy as they are they confuse me, the last thing a need is the odd few people on a forum havin a rant over my spelling. For someone who struggles to spell a forum is the last thing u want to go on for 100s of people to see but iv made an effort. Your all big boys and I'm sure you can work out what I mean.Comment
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Albannach I don't mean this in a bad way and I'm not starting an argument (although u seem the type to take thing to heart, my spelling etc lol) but its people like u who don't understand and there for can't be arsed to or have the patience with dyslexic people, and if I used a spell check since school I wouldn't be able to spell a thing would I? I would be even worse, I still need to work spelling out 4 myself. Rant over lol no feeling hurt let's just crack on with the thread
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I don't take anything said on this forum to heart. And I fully understand Dyslexia as I am very mildly Dyslexic (b & d and consecutive characters are my worst) it's probably what turned me into such a pedant? But never ever use Dyslexia as an excuse when I spell something wrong. I just take my time when I write and all is well.Originally posted by reecers View PostAlbannach I don't mean this in a bad way and I'm not starting an argument (although u seem the type to take thing to heart, my spelling etc lol) but its people like u who don't understand and there for can't be arsed to or have the patience with dyslexic people, and if I used a spell check since school I wouldn't be able to spell a thing would I? I would be even worse, I still need to work spelling out 4 myself. Rant over lol no feeling hurt let's just crack on with the thread
Our only spell checker at school was the teacher! That's probably why most of us pre 'computer for every pupil' folk can spell, punctuate and construct sentances correctly.
I've lost count of the number of times folk on here use Dyslexia as an excuse to be tardy with their writing. Dyslexia doesn't cause incorrect punctuation or incorrect structuring and it doesn't cause the sufferer substitute numbers for words. That's just laziness.
As for calling a Surf a Jeep, wtf is that all about?
Anyway; aye, rant over. Bash on with the thread.Do you know that, with a 50 character limit, it'sComment
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Thats the puppy. For the type of conditions we have the pleasure of having over here (wetness and mud) a narrower tyre is technically better. Wide ones can just make you stay on the surface of the mud and therefore have no traction.Originally posted by Growler View Post
Good for sand.
Quite good for rocks.
Neither of which we have over here.
Having said all that. Love my wide Kumhos, they look well sexy innit.
theyve also got me through pretty much everything I've driven through. (Deeeeep pits on the plains notwithstanding
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So were do u get a 2" suspension lift fromComment
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have a look at www.roughtrax4x4.com - they do them there, or you can get them from Explorer UK - use Google to look for it as I always get the url wrong....Originally posted by reecers View Post
Look at Milner Offroad for the LC80 rear springs too....you'll like those
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NOT if he's going to remove most of the weight from the back end! they are already way too stiff for an unloaded Surf, so will be virtually solid on a trayback.Originally posted by MudSurfer View PostLook at Milner Offroad for the LC80 rear springs too....you'll like those
Mind you, if I was going to construct an 'offroad only' pay & play monster, a Surf is probably one of the last vehicles I'd start with! Open diffs (2nd gen 4Runner, right?), no centre diff, IFS etc etc
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He'd be better off with a Jeep.....oh, wait - hang on......Originally posted by Apache View PostNOT if he's going to remove most of the weight from the back end! they are already way too stiff for an unloaded Surf, so will be virtually solid on a trayback.
Mind you, if I was going to construct an 'offroad only' pay & play monster, a Surf is probably one of the last vehicles I'd start with! Open diffs (2nd gen 4Runner, right?), no centre diff, IFS etc etc
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Dnt really understand the banter but it took me a while on the rs owners club lol well cracking on with the jeep 2nite anyway lolComment
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It's NOT A F****** JEEP!!!!!!!!Originally posted by reecers View Post
Gawd man! If you want a Jeep, buy a Jeep.....
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to explain Jeep is a different 4x4 all together what you have is a SURF!Originally posted by reecers View PostComment
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