Alibro

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• Yesterday at 18:12

• #14,241

I've never changed an exhaust in any Freelander and they were all as old as yours. They must have been well made.

 

Philgt50

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• Yesterday at 19:30

• #14,242

Alibro said:

I've never changed an exhaust in any Freelander and they were all as old as yours. They must have been well made.

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I put the flash little one from Muddy Mods or something like that on mine.
Very nice it is too although cost more as I remember but that was years ago. When I used to spend money on it.

 

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pscan.eu

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• Yesterday at 21:37

• #14,243

yes I'm aware that actually towing something with this on a public road is probably illegal as it's not type approved

 

Alibro

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• Today at 08:45

• #14,244

pscan.eu said:

yes I'm aware that actually towing something with this on a public road is probably illegal as it's not type approved

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Only if it breaks and causes an accident where someone is seriously injured or killed. Many years ago I remember having tow bars fitted at some guys house. He had a cottage industry making and fitting tow bars at the weekend and I can't imagine type approval was an option.

 

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pscan.eu

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• Today at 09:57

• #14,245

It's way, way stronger than the spindly thing that the previous owner was using to tow their horsebox.

 

GrumpyGel

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• Today at 11:25

• #14,246

Alibro said:

I've never changed an exhaust in any Freelander and they were all as old as yours. They must have been well made.

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When I retrieved the transmission bits off my K Series parts car, I removed the exhaust.

Its no good to me so sat in the garage for years.

Eventually had a clear out and listed it on the Kiwi version of eBay. Not the slightest of interest. Relisted it a few times and nothing.

The 1 time you want Land Rover parts to be unreliable, and they go on for bloody ever!