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I'd go with the V6. Mate traded his bi-turbo in one one. Reckons it's heaps better, especially if you're towing heavy loads.

I'd love to get one but they're as rare as rocking horse doo-doo.

It looks rough as bags but I extended the power lead and connected a ciggy lighter plug to it, ran it under the centre console and plugged it into the rear power outlet. Does the job.

Nice rig.

When you take photos can you do one of the dash, please? I hear that the newer models have a different layout. And have a look at what the centre display shows.

Thanks.

Here's one opinion on ATF temps.

https://www.colvoss.com.au/blog/2019/12 ... mperatures

I suppose that you'd need to refer to the ATF supplier's datasheet and the specs on the fluid in question.

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