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My brumby is up for grabs with 180,000km's on the clock and a reco'd top end, clutch, cv's and carby.

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/barwon-h ... 1095329913

Brumby Tonneau Cover in great nik

http://r.ebay.com/wmQeIZ

I'm selling my canopy off my 93' Brumby!

Link to the auction is here:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/281545925737 ... 1586.l2649

Thanks,

Lachlan

Thanks for your understanding and I'll get some drawings (with sizes and thickness) for you. I'll work out what size the bracket should be and also get you the fully compressed and fully extended lengths of the air shocks. Plus I'll post up some pics That would be great, thanks. Look forward to it!

Haha I might just have to get a new set like yourself. Some shock dimensions and photos of them fitted to your ride would be much appreciated. Im curious to know how you attatch the adapter bracket to the threaded end of the shocks. Also I should be able to fabricate the brackets myself if you can t...

I understand about what you mean of flipping the bracket, this would mean that the fold in the angle iron would go the other way (if i'm not mistaken). Well if Jules isn't keen on them, i reckon i'd be keen on the set and some brackets.

Let me know which way it goes.

Thanks again!

To fit the Air Shocks, you need to make a bracket similar to what TOONGA has. I can make these and send them to you if needed. These are the Air Shocks I have fitted to our MY wagon (same suspension as the Brumby) and these are on special as I just brought some new ones last week for $374 a pair :(...

Best conversion for the rear suspension on the brumby is to use L.Series rear shocks and when the brumby is empty, you just wind the brumby rear suspension fully down and allow the L.Series shocks (with springs) to do the work, then when the brumby is fully loaded, wind the brumby up and it takes u...

look here in my brumby thread for a "solution" http://ausubaru.com.au/showthread.php?t=15851&page=60 I found the "L" series shocks very stiff the MX5 shocks worked well, but ended up on my vortex to give it a better ride :) I'm looking at a set of aftermarket air shocks (at some point) for my brumb...

Thanks very much for your input. In light of this new information, since my brumby is unlifted, can anyone confirm what rodeo shocks will fit?

Lachlan

Hello, new to this. I have a 93' brumby and the rear shocks are one the way out. I tend to carry a moderate load of tools when working and a heavy load when camping (top tent, supplies, etc.) and the standard shocks struggled with this. I've read that landcruiser shocks may be able to fit a brumby, ...