Has anyone got or used these. My off roading is pretty much solo and late at night in the middle of nowhere. I was toying with putting a winch on but they are useless when you end up in the **** and the nearest tree is three hundred yards away. That plus a front mounted winch may well pull me...

I am :D

I have left mine on :D

Ah :eek:

How bad is the tin worm and bodywork?

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To be fair, just swapped to Flux with my disco. Endsleigh - £360 TPFT Flux - £350 Fully comprehensive. No brainer for me :D

What an absolutely top hole topic \m/

Cheers, I will check them out :D

After spotting the dreaded tin worm on my battery box I found these..... Are they worth the 200 plus beer tokens??

Rear arches cut out to match the front. All of the plastic protectors removed "carefully" and lobbed in the skip. The person who designed the one that sits against the bodywork to "protect" the shocks needs his cock slamming in a full cutlery drawer. The foam sponge backing was fookin' soaking...

Yep ;)

Cool, so all of that plastic rubbish under the arches can get binned? They look dangerously like water receptacles.

I asked a while ago about the rubber seal between the inner and outer rear arch. It made me wonder what else needs binning on the Disco to stop mud and water sitting in places it should not.

Outside the house getting wet..... Still.

Sawed out the front arches, loadsa room now. Fitted new front prop after smashing the UJ dragging a Pa*ero out of the brown stuff. This has stopped her bunny hopping down the road so a bonus all round. Tin worm spotted on inner arch though, bugger.

Nice looking motor:) Now go and buy a welder :D

Checked each pulley, all tight so on a hunch I changed the alternator, hey presto a quiet Disco again. Now I have a spare who sells those kits to put twin alternators on :D

Hadn't thought of the tensioner :o It is a mechanical rattle not the belt squeal :eek: When I put my mush in the engine bay it sounds like it is on the right hand side:confused:

I noticed a slight rattle under the bonnet a couple of weeks ago, came, went came back and got more noticeable. I bit the bullet and decided to take a look. Water pump, it has to be the water pump thinks I. Craddocks, seventeen quid, bargain. Pulled the old one off and in its place now sits a...