I have a rev counter, boost gauge and water temp gauge in the standard dash positions, the gauges in the Raptor dash are oil temp, oil pressure and volts.

Got a Raptor Dash from the missus for my birthday, lovely bit of kit. Before: After: Still need to tidy up some wiring, and it has highlighted how the rest of my dash has seen better days, but I'm really happy with it :)

Mine was doing the same, it turned out that my snorkle wasn't as well sealed as I thought and my air filter was clogged up with ****e. New air filter and the problem went away.

I could well be up for this :)

Yeah I follow them on FB just haven't got round to giving it a try yet. When's it next on?

Was that at Dundry? Been tempted to take my 110 but was worried there was enough 'less extreme' areas to have fun in to last a day without getting bored quickly? Nice 110 BTW :)

Awesome build, watching with great interest :)

Cheers guys. I certainly wouldn't say it's the coolest in this thread by a long chalk but I'm pretty happy with how he looks now :)

Just fitted a new one from them myself today. Great price and lightning quick shipping :)

The cost of the replacement part is not your problem, they need to replace it under warranty, simple as that. Stop being a pushover and tell them to either replace the part or take the car back for a full refund, simple.

My 300 barely even moves out of 'c' on the temp gauge, and that's with the viscous fan removed :D

Been done to death, but in reality there isn't much between them. 300 is a tad more refined, but if you're converting a 19j then a 200 is a much more straightforward job.

Just to echo the others, do NOT go out laning alone, especially where you can be miles from any civilization. Not long after I first got my Landy I went for a nice jaunt around Salisbury Plain, had the misses and kids with me and it was a nice day out, but just before we were going to call it a...

I'm going to cheekily post mine in here, but of course we're allowed think our own is cool, right? ;) Loving some of the beasts in here though, that green 'portal rover' is just epic :cool:

Had a week off work and got bored, that's my excuse ;) Don't worry, I'll be getting it dirty again soon...... ;)

Just a mini gloss roller. 2.5l should be enough.

Satin :)

These: 33/12.50/15 GT Radial Mud Terrain I've actually found them pretty good, got me through some proper ****e no probs, road manners are pretty good too. I've found them great for a 'budget' tyre.

Not much in the way of prep work, I just stripped all the lights, grill, arches etc off, gave all the panels a clean, then went over them all with a scotch pad to give the new paint a 'key', then wiped the panels with some white spirit. Did that on Thursday afternoon, then did the actual...

This stuff from eBay: http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=321093866619 I bought 5 litres and have loads left, ideal for touch-ups after picking up inevitable scratches when laning.