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And the duratrac sidewalls are as durable as paper. Add Cooper S/T Maxx to the recommended list. They hold up to sidewall abuse very well and tread wear has been amazing on my LR3 which are notorious for premature wear.
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My Disco got into the Green Lanes magazine and like a proud dad I have to share it!
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Nice, congrats! On a side note, IIRC Butch Cassidy robbed 2 trains using dynamite, the car attendant both times was a man named Woodcock who refused to open the door.
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Wow, just came across this thread. Great rigs here!
This is mine, a 2010 Defender 110 with actually round about 320,000kms on the clock (drove everything myself).
This is mine, a 2010 Defender 110 with actually round about 320,000kms on the clock (drove everything myself).
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Hey there. I have a question for you. How are your sand ladders attached to the side of your vehicle please?Wow, just came across this thread. Great rigs here!
This is mine, a 2010 Defender 110 with actually round about 320,000kms on the clock (drove everything myself).
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There are two simple but effective holders. Years ago many of the old school expedition outfitters here in Germany sold them. At the top of each holder is a kind of hook where you simply hang on the sandladder. At the bottom of each holder is a simple bracket to hold the sandladder tight. Hook and bracket are adjustable to each other. That´s it. Simple and working. Even when full of dust or the sandladder gets bent a bit while used. I will check my harddrive, maybe I find photo.
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Here in the sandladder/ traction board topic are some pictures. Traction Board Review
I guess there you can see how it is mounted. If not, please let me know, will look for some other pics then.
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Hello all! Just found this thread and love it. I’ve owned several Rovers over the years and currently have a 2017 Discovery 5 HSE Td6 as well as a 1979 Series 3 88”.
just starting to think about my D5 build so any and all suggestions welcome!
just starting to think about my D5 build so any and all suggestions welcome!
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For discs, the Torrel or Zeus conversions are pretty reasonable.Are your current drums stock? You should try Ike at Pangolin 4x4. If he can’t find it, it doesn’t exist.
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Those drums and shoes are out there; 576974 - Drum-brake - Find Land Rover parts at LR Workshop BRAKE DRUM 6 CYL. FRONT - 576974
Reasonable is a relative term, too many factors. I went with the Timm Cooper swap on all 4.
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Cheers, Gene. I’m new here, but been on GnR for a bit as 80sailor.Those drums and shoes are out there; 576974 - Drum-brake - Find Land Rover parts at LR Workshop BRAKE DRUM 6 CYL. FRONT - 576974
Reasonable is a relative term, too many factors. I went with the Timm Cooper swap on all 4.
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I heard about these being in development last fall and was excited to have a better option for braking. They finally came available thru Roa...
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Hey Tripp! I'm pretty new here too. Interesting site, different outlook on camping and cooking. I have a cousin in OK who married a Westbrook. Happy New Year!
My first post, but I have two Rovers. A ‘98 D1 I’ve been using for over landing for 15-20 years and recently purchased an ‘11 LR4 that I’d need to get setup in preparation for the D1’s retirement. I’m not sure if I can attch pics in my first post. But I will give it a try :)
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Thank you! I spent so many years getting that one setup the way I like, doing the same on the LR4 feels a bit daunting right now.
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The Lr4's look pretty nice when they are well setup, this belongs to a member of our club it is a very nice build. Although he misjudged in the second image and needed a little tug backwards.
Mine is still stock, at the moment. Wheels and tires will need to come first. While pretty, the 20’s just won’t suffice off-road
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Your pic came out fine. How about some info on what you have done to it. It looks pretty stock except for lights and bull bar ! Why would you want to retire the old girl other than maybe she won't pass the kali emissions testing. Still I'd keep her on the road no matter the cost.
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