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nick67

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• Jan 29, 2008

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Has anyone fitted the above to a RR L322.

Also is there a good supplier other than LR as they want £600 fitted

 

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Ed Foster

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• Jan 29, 2008

• #2

I have fitted them before (LR ones). From memory all the fixing points are already in the body and the fitting instructions that come with the kit are pretty good but with very few words (all pictures). I think the fixing around the air suspension tank are a bit challenging but not impossible and you have to trim a plastic shield or somethng there, but very do-able with basic tools. If you have access to a 4-poster lift though that would be a bonus!!!

 

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nick67

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• Jan 30, 2008

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Thanks for the response, unfortunately I do not have access to a 4-poster lift.

Looked further into the cost supply only is £555 supply and fit is £603, so the the extra 50 quid seems easier for them to do it. Would have been nice to try and cut the cost of the tubes themselves, have seen non OEM ones on ebay for £200-£250, but not sure how good they are, but a good saving.

Any comments much appreciated.

 

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Ed Foster

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• Feb 1, 2008

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Check this out, they look like the OE ones to me!

LATEST 2002 ON RANGE ROVER STAINLESS STEEL SIDE RUNNER on eBay, also, Land Rover, Car Parts, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 03-Feb-08 20:15:00 GMT)

 

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nick67

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• Feb 1, 2008

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Thanks for the link, I suspect they are the non LR ones which they sell on ebay for £199+P&P. Spoke with them, they do sell the OEM at a slight reduction, but since I picked my new car up today I had aleady instructed them to put the on, £603 fitted. Have to say them make the car look better.

Once again thanks for the replies.