With it's huge amount of torque. My little 1.8 goes up bloody steep hills that discos and fenders had to use low range for and that had 225/75/16. It's amazing what they can do.

Me too could have sworn I posted in reply to a troll :p Just my imagination. Anyway your freelander looks great and has plenty of power for its massive wheels. ;)

Maybe we are speshul

My new ones a van. Just picked up some 17" rims for it. But I'm doing a big drawer and tool box install in it. Removable of course. Probably be slated for it though.

All I can say is........ Have you got a spare room I wanna come and play. ;)

Sounds like mine. Essentially finished but a Flippin great list still. Just smaller things on it

So you've almost finished ;)

I'd use them if you have them. 2002 wheels will be fine. I've had them on my disco for 7 years and 35k

they can be fitted to anything. my L takes a while to warm up this time of year, my Td4 has one and it appears to work too which is nice, must test it properly though

Thee must be somewhere you can pick up from, ill be under my bonnet later, ill have a look

I like that, ive often thought about doing it to make it look standard

i'd keep it just in case too.

That goes to the vac unit so still no pressure feed to it. On my L I drilled and tapped into the manifold for a hosetail

Yeah. That's the one. It's in my box of bits waiting to be fitted :rolleyes:

it doesnt go on the vac hoses. it needs a manifold feed, i got an egr delete with an output on it for one

I've lost alsorts. Everything in tailgate, rear fog, alarm, remote, CDL

I've just wired in a temp opening switch. My ccu has failed. So can't open it. Now it pops at the push of a button. Be handy if anything dies in the future after I've replaced the ccu.

It's alarmingly quiet. May need a smaller box

WD40? That says nothing :p:D

Give it a linex type finish. I'd imagine it'd look good. Rugged yet stylish. :p