My Discovery build....
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I know what I wanted but mikes the brains behind it! He's a legend bless him!
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Right, my issue is with it was bolting the 2 together as the wings are an odd shape unlike the defenders.. lots of curves, cant wait to see what you do with it.
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I was thinking yesterday that perhaps the reason you have such wide arches is that you're aiming for lots of tuck, kind of repeated where you say you're chopping the front inner wings but leaving the outers, I assume your using fairly high offset wheels so that the whole tyre can disappear deep inside the arches.
37s and no rub on a fairly low disco, noice
37s and no rub on a fairly low disco, noice
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The outer arches will be severely cut with the addition of wide defender arch spats so don't think they're staying standard lol
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oh right, so are you running 37x15.5x15 pitbull rockers then?!
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It's on 33s at mo so ill see what I can fit once its done
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See above
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What 33's you got Dan? I'm looking for a set for mine if your planning on selling.
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I'm not planning on it yet, just need to see what usable space I have first...
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Righto, I shall continue perusing eBay.
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Another update!
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So the load area is pretty much done. Need to trim the stainless bolts down, and put a seal round the removable panel and also rubber line it. The inside will be lined with a truck liner type coating. We still need to seam seal all the welds and then schutz it underneath etc.
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Brilliant craftsmanship! just a bit off difference from the original arches! lol
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Mikey is some kinda wizard!
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Having said that, when you've got the car on a 2 post it does help you to flex your imagination, doing it on your back with **** in your eyes just makes you wana get outa there ASAP
What I would do for some headroom in our workshop
What I would do for some headroom in our workshop
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Having said that, when you've got the car on a 2 post it does help you to flex your imagination, doing it on your back with **** in your eyes just makes you wana get outa there ASAP
What I would do for some headroom in our workshop
Agreed
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He is! And he loves a wizards sleeve too!
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