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X-eng have a free download navigation tool on their website. You'll need a Laptop and a GPS receiver (eBay?), but it looks decent. X-eng High Performance Off-Road Engineering X-eng High Performance Off-Road Engineering

Have you tried the chalk test? Draw a (fairly thick) line across the tyre in chalk and then go for a drive. If the chalk wears out more in the middle than the sides = tyre is overinflated If the chalk wears out more on the sides than the middle = tyre is underinflated Even wearing down of the...

Does anyone know where I could get some sort of cubby box/CB radio holder that would fit inside the roof of a 90HT? I'm looking for essentially a roof mounted cubby box.

Hi everyone, this is my first post so be gentle! I just wrote off my car :doh: (clio - wouldn't have happened were I driving a landy) and would like to replace it with a lightweight. I'm 20, and would only use it lightly, mainly during summer when I'm up from uni. Couple of questions though...

Won't fitting panels mean that your LR is now a commercial vehicle and therefore benefit from lower taxes? That itself may offset the costs of fitting somewhat.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you need an internet connection to use Google earth? I am pretty sure that the data is streamed to your computer, not stored locally. Just thought it is worth checking before you need to use it in the M.O.N

Hi, This is my first post so appologies in advance if I muck it up! :dnfnoob: I would like to purchase a 110, and (depending on budget constraints!) convert it so that it is capable of going on an expedition once I have finished uni. Is it possible to convery a standard station wagon into...