Kwasaki

Not all Vehicle mods make a vehicle dangerous don't post nonsense. If your scared to drive on Thai roads then don't your a danger to yourself.

I like what they do in Thailand one good reason to get to live here in Thailand to get away from all that Europeans opinion money making machine health and safety rubbish. If you don't like it you know what to do leave it alone or go somewhere else.

That's what I will do with my truck extend the wheel arch if I have to, trucks look stupid with skinny wheels.

Or another set of wheels and tyres for 1500. Or as a neighbor does borrow for the inspection.

Too much TMI here many roadside stools and cooks at home to sell street invent many food items.

A chrome covered fuel cap plate reflecting the sun at other road users. ????

Oh come on Trans you know UK police as well as I do. I worked for a Greek restaurant owner as a driver, to cut a long story short arriving back in the restaurant sometimes I would see 2 geezers more than once they were CID.

Do the treads not the walls of the tyres stick out from the top of the wheel cover arch that is what there on about.

Most diesel trucks are set at there best by manufacturers. A manual box will give you better overtaking speed although you can use most auto to do manual changes. If OP wants more power chop the 2•2 in for a 3•2.

Well many of us are not wanting to tear up and down the length of Thailand or need to. Also many have move than one type of transport.

It looks like Truss will get in and as I have said before the sooner the better who ever it is, the UK has gone down the pan along with the western world.

That's what the crystal ball says every day. ????

Quite right but it reflects in the prices they charge.

My farmhouse has 5/15 and pay nearly 2•5 baht per unit + 7% VAT.

If the govt even cared and were capable of dealing with police corruption the so called gangs could be dealt with in their business dealings.

Buying secondhand is best done from a private owner and if you can't check it yourself pay someone who can.

Ma & Pop shop noodle soup pack 20 baht. Green curry with rice, chicken or pork or shimps 50 baht.

Wait till he gets his water bill. ????

Reading all of an insurance policy is not what I do. ???? I only confirm main points. Our 1st class with Roojai is me named as main driver. Any driver over 25 with a full DL can drive on the policy. Is a 2 year Thai DL a full DL I have not ask them that. ? Nothing in back tray is insured. No extras to original OEM are insured. The first 10,000 to be paid on a claim if my fault brings it down to just over 8000 a year which includes CTPL. I pay the full premium over 10 months over the year.

Keyvisa did mine for me 1year before renewal I just follow instructions, posted stuff by EMS. I took copies of all pages of my passport. Their charge was 5000 baht. I paid my passport fees by a Visa signed form for HMPO to take.

My 1st class insurance has requirements to stay covered in case of someone else driving it. Keep your shirt on I'm just trying to make sure op's friends car will be still insured with him driving it in case of an accident.

Autowerks Asia in Bangkok is one tuning workshop. Racechip plug and play type thingys I did find had a noticiful affect on my 3 ltr diesel but nothing to rave about. On a 2•2 probably less so. Bi-turbocharged tuning or twin turbo set up would be better I guess. There's company's that swap out truck engines and stick V8 Chevi engines in Thailand if you really want to fly. ????

£2 in UK last I heard don't how that compares with NZ Dollar.

Yeah the OP said his just got his Thai DL so a 2 year one which is not a 5 year full one which the insurance company could use as a get out of pay in case of an accident. He must insist his friend calls the insurance company to make sure OP is covered by giving DL details and get an email confirmation or letter.

I don't compare to UK £ anymore 38 baht a litre for diesel last time I filled. Forget what petrol 91 was I just get 500 baht every 4 weeks for the bikes.