j90 mud

Just finished stripping the inside of mine out unless a member wants it ebay beckons

never heard of them and never seen them in any off road competition truck. they advertise a good 5 yr warranty so there is little risk to trying them other than fitting time for me i would only use ashcroft whose warranty is top notch.

Cheers I'll let you know if I find something suitable

did you buy the locking diff in the end?

I sold a set of these recently and as far as I know this was the 1st set for sale in a long time .i have found a couple more brackets but no cross bars. Depending on where you are I have a110 hardtop Tithonus and have converted one from soft top to hard top and back door.i possibly have some of the unusual z shaped mounting brackets that hood the roof to the body left. I'm in Lancashire if that helps you .pm me for more info

Kam used to be good not been for a long time Warranty perfect at Ashcroft Nuff said Good service from dave

With all the idiots on the roads why would you risk refitting knackered parts Buy new...

Lift car on chassis Lower axle unbolt tray and it will wiggle out

There are. I think three versions. Original which is one piece from middle to back Aftermarket two piece with flange on rear pipe and aftermarket with no flange just a slip joint I think landorver went to a two piece one over the back axle during the production run. Auto to manuals spec are also different

Gumtree 4x4?

What oil is in the old girl......

Just back from the bama event in Staffordshire great weekend.plenty of banter we beat most the Yorkshire lads.......bar thence that won the competition Roll on the next one in June 1 st at a very special location in Bedfordshire

Nope some of them are open too civvies as well. The mudmaster in Scotland being one of the best I've done. Plent of navigation both on road and off and enough driving to keep me happy The aim of all of these events is to improve driving standards and teamwork in a car plus the places you get to go too are superb.

Have a look at the bama events These are aimed at std. Motors and hark back to the old days of teamwork and navigation style events. Almost no need for winches but plenty of grey matter needed ,well the ability to use it helps Google mudmaster for an idea

So what's the verdict Are we playing?

Great events I done most of them this year and can highly recommend them for standard motors It's a long way from Lancashire but well worth the trip

Currently have a hawkeye very easy to use and reliable. Nanocom is good as well

Speak to Whitbread off-road about their p38 project

They are much wider and heavier than std. Landrover axles. Swivels are welded on. They are very very strong .easily able to take the abuse of a tuned td5. A few challenge cars use them You can get disc brake conversions and arbs to fit them.

We're booked on Some of the Yorkshire lads are coming down as well. Well worth the trip.

We use plasma on the competition truck .wears well stronger than some other brands. Ruftraks But don't buy cheap washing line of eBay it snaps like knicker elastic

We've run plenty of discos commercials. Currently got the smaller 210 bhp D4 buy the bigger engine drives better tows better. If you buy one you will spend plenty of time in the dealership with warranty claims Fuel 20-30 at best depending on what you tow Big engine with bell remap 17-35 mpg but so much better to drive ,more torque

as above.good firm good gear good serivce nice bloke

hi frax it can be done but the heaters are meant to live in nice dry conditions. there is a limit on how far the fuel pipes can run and lift fuel as well. the can be fitted under the seat box to save interior space as well but again not ideal.

sorry gonna miss this one were up north competing in the Mudmaster