4WD Soapbox

[Sharky]

Incase you haven’t stumbled across the 4WD Soapbox on the A4WDM homepage, be sure to check out some of the opinion and news stories. This is the latest feature to the website and will be updated regularly.

http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/news/index.php?id=$catid (http://www.4wdmonthly.com.au/news/index.php?id=$catid)

The idea of the Soapbox is to make some of your opinions heard in the greater 4WD community. If you have any suggestions or ideas for the Soapbox please feel free to email me swhale@expresspublications.com.au (swhale@expresspublications.com.au) or PM me.

Cheers, Shaun

[grimbo]

I don't get all these new sections on the website. Why not just direct people to the forum and be done with it. By dispersing all these things throughout the website seems to me to be just a clunky way of doing it. having so many sections and choices just deters people IMHO.

[Synergy]

I don't get all these new sections on the website. Why not just direct people to the forum and be done with it. By dispersing all these things throughout the website seems to me to be just a clunky way of doing it. having so many sections and choices just deters people IMHO.

shush u

[grimbo]

why just asking a question. Just seems alot of the latest additions are stuff that could be done in the forums. Just wondering why there has been this shift away from the froums to adding more and more stuff to the website, usually hidden away. The website to me is abit unweildy with so much happening that it is difficult to navigate through

[Sharky]

The intension of the Soapbox was not to take anything away from the forums. It was intended this would be the best way to relay news straight from 4WD Monthly to you. I am a big fan of the forum and believe there could not be a substitute for the amount of quality information, views, opinions etc.

I agree that the website can be a little confusing , however you will have noticed that it has toned down recently. Many of the recent additions to the website have been in the form of articles by popular demand from the magazine.

[Micks-Troopy]

In Regards to the Roothy 4WD Tool Kit offer



13pc Combination wrench set ranging from 3/8mm to 24mm
11pc 1/2” Socket set ranging from 10mm to 19mm
1pc 1/2” Ratchet handle
4pc Screwdriver set
1pc 16oz ball pain hammer
1pc Locking pliers curved jaw
1pc Linesman pliers

1pc Electricity test light with CE certificate
1pc Retractable utility knife
Packed in one roll nylon tool bag


As Stated in a recent 4WD Action DVD, most 4WD's are either 'Metric or Imperial' This would of been a better offer if there was two versions to choose from instead of a Mixed set.