yes mechanical pump but it still requires 12v to operate the solenoid. Disconnected the wire on my mates disco just after he first got it. He spent ages trying to work out why it wouldnt start:D:D

A lady pulled into the carpark opposite my house a few months back in some snobby mercedes fake 4x4 thing with a flat tyre whilst i was doing some work on a car outside my house. Her husband turns up a little later in "the jag" and she goes off in it. When i finished I strolled over there and...

wasnt saying you will need to change diffs with sizes above that, you just need to think about your whole setup. ie if you've got an underpowered old engine or you've got a higher geared transfer box on etc. etc

im sensing a reccie mech face off:pop2:

another vote for using the disco transfer box

do a search...but as im bored at work, i might part with some information. Stick with all terrains as you wont need any more than that. you coukld go up to 235/85 as they are standard on a lot of vehicles and wont affect your diffs. You dont need to think about changing diff ratios until you get...

They are two completely seperate units so will have different quantities. Were they different colours and smells?

I could get my A-level physics notes out to give you the maths studball, but cant be bothered this early

my bro also has a matt black 90 in bristol. Just fitted a soft top to it and it had been unbolted and stolen within two days!

In sweden, the roads are kept relatively snow free and I believe it is a legal requirement to fit winter tyres between certain months.

Nearest ones to you are either down towards shere, or there are some near the devils puchbowl

Had it lapping at the bonnet of my old 90...there is a video somewhere

pm kris300tdi he might be able to help

It is only the high range ratios that vary(1:1.4 vs 1:1.22, they both have the same low range I believe

Not sure she'd appreciated being post up here with you lot

I can vouch for the cute swedish blonde girls:D:D;)

I was doing some research a while back and the sideways facing seats in older cars dont need seatbelts. dont know too many details abou it im afraid.

The wires are limb risers for off-roading/green laning. They are designed to try and push up any low branches away from the windscreen...well thats the theory

you'll be getting sand out your cracks for weeks

is that still in the app store? I couldnt find it??