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Welcome [mention]alexmac[/mention], having done some Surrey Hills green-laning and Salisbury Plain with Karl I feel like I know the car well! You will certainly have got some very well thought through and fun mods on that car, congratulations. What part of the world are you in? I am in Hants so woul...

Hi [mention]Antong[/mention] , Probably takes a bit of de-ciphering. But it's all in the pic. above on my shed door ;) The column on the left is the factory 'road' settings. The column on the right is where I ended up after the off-road experimentations. HSC = High speed compression LSC = Low speed ...

Front and rear Bilstein Shocks for sale that came with my Nomad. For sale after changing out for Fox. These have done only about 3,000 miles and are in very good condition. All the paint is still on the springs with no chips. Used mainly on-road. No price in mind as realise they have a limited marke...

Having read [mention]GTM[/mention]'s Nomad review with interest, I wanted to provide a bit of a counterpoint. I also enjoyed the other owner's comments. It’s not that I disagree with [mention]GTM[/mention]'s perspective – in fact I share a lot of it, but it does feel like a bit of a ‘glass half empt...

I think it would be handy to have a cat for my Nomad. Anyone know if an Atom cat will go in a Nomad?

Add me!

Roll on! Yeeha!

Having finally spent some time setting up my Foxes for the forthcoming Salisbury hoon, this is what I learnt. Followed Karl’s thread it seemed clear that my car had left the factory with road-orientated settings (indeed Steve told me this when I picked it up), I was as reported above, pretty happy –...

Hi [mention]Antong[/mention] , As [mention]Karl[/mention] mentioned I upgraded my Nomad from standard Bilsteins to Fox suspension last October. It was a toss-up between the Fox suspension and a supercharger - about the same price. I've driven a N/A Nomad and a s/charged one. And I've driven with Bil...

Hi Guys - barring any unforseen domestic challenges I (that's Chris) will be up for this.

Some of us would like - quite a bit more - mud. . .

Great run and good to meet some new arielists. Now I know what an 'Atom' is. Quite the thing for roads.

And thanks for organising [mention]Karl V[/mention] . Sterling work

Hi Karl, sadly lacking any pics of the Nomad in action. But I attached this one as it went in the 2020 Calendar (January, obvs.) so someone must have liked it.

Was so pumped up by the idea of the Kick-off run that cancellation forced me to improvise, and my son who was slated to join me hopped in for a spin to Lulworth Cove. As you can see the weather was pretty dreadful. . . >:D https://imgur.com/dyhDhSM https://imgur.com/B8OOO9Q https://imgur.com/n7hvbdq...

Like this vesuvious? [Imgur](https://imgur.com/Kx6dXJq) And where's the air filter? (Just kidding.) This was on Boxing Day, so I have to say we were more worried about our trousers freezing in situ than the air filter. So we picked a pub 40 minutes away and tried a bit of air drying. Did get some fu...

From what I've heard, it's a front that will give rain or showers between about 7-10am. I would say - let's get on with it, but make it a couple of hours later.