Our Hybrid has front & rear the Zeus kit
Series rims - as mentioned - will not really fit, even with 30 mm. spacers
As a company they're the worst when it comes to comms & sales
Not needed bits - standard barkepads.
Basically fit & forget
Goedemorgen !
I am sure it has been covered but I can't find it :
The gutter looks awful..
What have you successfully used to make the 110 roof waterproof ?
I seem to remember it has been covered here but I can't find it...
If you find the steering heavy - start looking for problems.
- tyres
- tyre pressure
- seized joints
- Steering relay
- Steeringbox
To name a few..
Series are not too heavy in steering when moving - stationary it can be heavy
In a way they're very similar brake retarding wise.
It is just that the discs are more predictable, esp. after water, and less maintenance.
And here in France, the brake test - even for mature vehicle - is rather strict and the discs make passing much, much easier.
Goede Morgen,
Diameter = leading here.
We use Pioneer in the various LR's and they seem to to a good job.
They were bought in bulk (cheaper) and are the 150 Watts variety
What radio do you have ?
To quote somebody : and now, fr something completely different....
Comes with a EU logbook - so legally driveable....
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Yes - that is a copy.
Pivlock (made in UK by a very weird family run company called "Bullivant Engineering") works well.
Almost any size can be fitter as long at you have the LR rim.
They do wear out the lock mechanism- creating play.
We had a ArgoCat 50 Ltrs. tank in the rear of the 88" before the 1st rebuild for - like you - additional fuel and used a Jaguar electric pump to fill the standard under seat one. They fit nicely and make a difference.
However, these days we have just 2 cans as we rarely take the 88"on real long trips - also the FR MOT frowns on additional in board tanks...
OK - keep in touch.
I may have soon a 2 axle 3 M3 trailer here
Mesh sides & covered.
French plated and 3rd party insured
Depending on when you'd need it I can drop it off while en route to Holland and collect it again the next trip or so.
i do have a 250 x 145 flatbed 1 axle here you can use. Things been everywhere and tows really, really well..
You could consider buying a Swedish one ?
I did that a few times on collecting stuff a long way away from here but usu. the trailer is not what it was cracked up to be.
How big a trailer do you need ?