Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

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Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby ls3tourer on Fri, 30 Jul 2010 12:41 +0000

2010 SR5 Hilux, Dual Cab, Turbo Diesel (Tidal Blue).

As some of you already know I sold my VE HSV Clubsport Tourer for this so I will definitely be using it for what it's made for :D I Take delivery next Friday 6th August, can't wait to begin my 4wd adventures with my mates finally!

Here is a pic of it sitting at the dealer the other night:
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Currently at ARB having fitted:
- OME 50mm Lift / Suspension upgrade
- Safari Snorkel

After that, it's heading over to Bob Jane for
- Allied Wheels Tomahawk 16" rims
- BFG Mud Terrain 265/75/16 tyres.
all in stock and waiting apparently!

And approx around the 21st August it will be heading back again for...
- ARB Sahara Bull bar (colour coded, 3 week wait).
- IPF 900 spotties with clear covers (fitted once bull bar comes in).
- ARB Premium Recovery kit (free which was nice)


Anyway I will keep you all updated.... :D

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Steve9R on Fri, 30 Jul 2010 3:56 +0000

looks good Matt.. you'll need one of the sprint boosters as well though, esp coming from the HSV! ;)

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby ls3tourer on Fri, 30 Jul 2010 4:46 +0000

Thanks Steve, haha yeah definitely mate! They have great feedback I've been reading the thread!

I'd probably get a chip first to help the economy & power with the bigger tyres as I'm worried it might be a bit sluggish...
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Steve9R on Fri, 30 Jul 2010 5:38 +0000

compared to the hsv.... only 'slightly' slower :lol: :lol:
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby WETDREAM on Fri, 30 Jul 2010 6:13 +0000

very nice congrats
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Shaker on Fri, 30 Jul 2010 8:28 +0000

Congratz on your new car purchase. The recovery kit was a nice addition. I just get a full tank of juice and a reasonable price. It feels like forever when your waiting for everything to move along. You'll be able to start a shed now ;) The wheels are nice, can't wait to see them fitted.

Have you looked at those Acro HIDs lights? Their 6" and not restrictive of airflow, but price compared to IPF lights is higher, but so is the quality. I have them, Rahrah and his mate bought some as well. Muchly recommended.
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby shad on Sun, 01 Aug 2010 6:17 +0000

looking good mate and getting some nice mods done too,

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby ls3tourer on Fri, 06 Aug 2010 11:52 +0000

Here she is guys...

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Sr5luxy on Fri, 06 Aug 2010 2:09 +0000

that looks so nice mate
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby shad on Fri, 06 Aug 2010 3:54 +0000

mate ,it looks really good now,i like those tyres
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Shaker on Fri, 06 Aug 2010 5:28 +0000

Good one, your not done yet :D Can I ask why you wanted mudders on a brand new SR5? I wouldn't be game enough to immerse mine in crap :roll:
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Jack S on Fri, 06 Aug 2010 5:40 +0000

mate do you know how much lift the tyres gave you by themselfs?
i am loonking to get the exact trye and size very shortly!
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Alby on Fri, 06 Aug 2010 6:34 +0000

Shaker wrote:Good one, your not done yet :D Can I ask why you wanted mudders on a brand new SR5? I wouldn't be game enough to immerse mine in crap :roll:


Shaker, the most enjoyable time of owning your lux is when you get through the precious stage and you start using for what it is made for. I just had a look at your shed, that first pic of yours looks like it should have a christmas tree over it :lol:

Matt your truck is looking great, those rims and rubber work well with the colour.
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Shaker on Fri, 06 Aug 2010 6:41 +0000

Alby wrote:Shaker, the most enjoyable time of owning your lux is when you get through the precious stage and you start using for what it is made for. I just had a look at your shed, that first pic of yours looks like it should have a christmas tree over it :lol:


:lol: :lol: BUHAHAHAHA!!! It's xmas ever day if I had my way. The recovery straps were the tinsel, I just rolled them up. The chrome wheel nuts were a nice sparkling edition to the tree too :lol:

But seriously, mud gets into everything including the brakes. If I can avoid mud I will. I'd like to cut maintenance back as much as possible and was probably wondering the same for the OP :?:

People buy things for different reasons. Mine is a 4x4 tourer with some bush work and even more camping thrown in, others buy them to get down and dirty. I will one day, but for now I want it shiny :lol: Lets see how long it takes for this one to get dirty hehe.

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby ls3tourer on Sun, 08 Aug 2010 6:12 +0000

Shaker wrote:Good one, your not done yet :D Can I ask why you wanted mudders on a brand new SR5? I wouldn't be game enough to immerse mine in crap :roll:

Hehe yeah not done yet Shaker! Well that is why i got them, i will and HAVE already immersed them in crap and love it :lol:


Jack S wrote:mate do you know how much lift the tyres gave you by themselfs?
i am loonking to get the exact trye and size very shortly!

Not sure mate sorry, maybe another 1"?

Alby wrote:
Shaker wrote:Good one, your not done yet :D Can I ask why you wanted mudders on a brand new SR5? I wouldn't be game enough to immerse mine in crap :roll:


Shaker, the most enjoyable time of owning your lux is when you get through the precious stage and you start using for what it is made for. I just had a look at your shed, that first pic of yours looks like it should have a christmas tree over it :lol:

Matt your truck is looking great, those rims and rubber work well with the colour.

Too right, no mucking around with this one Alby. Took her out in the dirt before she was even 1 day old :D

Started off with some easy off-road driving around my local blue mountains national park :)

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Heading up the mountains a little more and daylight turned to darkness.. and shat myself a few times trying to get back out of this hill climb!

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Steve9R on Sun, 08 Aug 2010 1:55 +0000

looks good mate.. good to see you're out in it already! ;)

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby johnny5x on Sun, 08 Aug 2010 6:48 +0000

Matt you couldnt have picked a better wheel and tyre package. How stoked are ya? It looks f**kin fantastic well done mate im glad you listened to me.

How did you go with rubbing on the front bumper? Anything?

I done some serious 4wding this weekend and the tyres performed fantastic, i was really impressed. The truck is just so capable and i had no rubbing anywhere that i could tell. Did you find the same?
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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby ls3tourer on Sun, 08 Aug 2010 10:02 +0000

efini7 wrote:Matt you couldnt have picked a better wheel and tyre package. How stoked are ya? It looks f**kin fantastic well done mate im glad you listened to me.

How did you go with rubbing on the front bumper? Anything?

I done some serious 4wding this weekend and the tyres performed fantastic, i was really impressed. The truck is just so capable and i had no rubbing anywhere that i could tell. Did you find the same?


Thanks Johnny! Exactly the same - Very very happy with it mate, already done about 150kms+ of offroad over the weekend! I just got back from doing a challenging trip today (similar terrain to what you just posted up in your thread, a bit of everything) and loved it mate, tyres and suspension performed excellent. I was running 25 psi though and think i could quite possibly run even a little less. No scrubbing issues the whole time, besides a little here n there on the front bumper like you said may happen but the bull bar will illuminate that.

I am glad you talked me into these wheels. Just like you i'm getting a lot of people asking about the them! Good to have something different 8-) Thanks heaps for your help mate!

Here are some pictures from today, taken up at ZigZag / clarence for those that know the place.... Note this is my first proper trip and my first 4wd which is only 2 days old, so took it easy most of the day with a mate who is well experienced and taught me a lot. Was a great day out!


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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby ls3tourer on Sun, 08 Aug 2010 10:20 +0000

By the way, it's been unbelievable on fuel. I've been getting an average of 8.6L/100kms today. Did around 215kms total of the trip and 100 of it was roughly off road, 20% low range, 80% high range. Very impressed... speedo is slightly out though which may effect the figures slightly.

Heres another picture I found kinda cool with the brother in law's classic hilux and my new one in the background!

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Re: Matt's 2010 SR5 Dual Cab (Tidal Blue)

Postby Sr5luxy on Mon, 09 Aug 2010 12:07 +0000

how much did the BFG Mud Terrain KM2's set you back?
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