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Does anybody know what make this locker is? I spotted it on a Swiss registered 110 in Scotland. Also had really nice Kaymar Spare Wheel mount

EGR removal? Intercooler? De-Cat? ECU Remap? Turbo Booster?

I for one, would definitely be interested. I can't weld, but would love to be able to pay somebody local, a few quid at mates rates to teach me the basics of welding both steel and ally. Its a good idea. From looking at that photo of the bridge in the workshop, i cant help but think of...

Might be worth checking your V5 doc to see what it says the vehicle is. Its common for Defenders to have wrong descriptions in V5, but may cause issues with insurer, or if police ever stop you. Looks exactly like what you said it is - LR Special Vehicle 110 hardtop. You can call LR head office...

TOPIx - TOPIx heres the entire fitting instructions

to the OP, yes, you can use a hawse fairlead with a steel wire - I do. It must be a steel fairlead. An aluminium one will be very quickly destroyed by a steel cable. This link states that "The black unit is good for use with wire or synthetic rope on winches with a 4,000 lb. (1815 kg) pull...

With a rope, is it correct that you "criss-cross the rope when winding back onto the drum, to stop the rope from compressing itself together and jamming up if wound neatly? Whereas with a steel cable, its best to wrap it under light load in neat regular pattern?

Make sure the vehicle is properly secure before you go whacking it too much, ie decent axle stands blocks etc, not just a bottle jack sat precariously underneath!!

Everybody's saying that you cannot use a hawse fairlead with a steel wire. This isn't true. You can use steel wire and hawse fairlead, BUT it will obviously wear a lot faster than a roller would and due to the smaller radius of hawse fialead compared to roller, the wire can be damaged more...

How can Land Rover end a vehicle recall?!?! Surely if there is a recall in place, for safety reasons, then they would have to correct it regardless. Do they just decide that because it been a few years, the dangerous fault is no longer dangerous?!?!

I've been having a look on the web for stockists. Cant find somebody in the area! Most places have to order them in and I dont want to get someone to go to the trouble of orderning tyres, I'm not going to buy from them!

Guys, I've been looking for somebody with a 265 profile 16" KL71. Ty=ried where I work near Shrewsbury with no joy, so I though I'd try where I live! I need to check if my snow chain fits that tyre size. Can anybody help? Thanks in advance

Was it on Sunday evening between 4 and 7pm? Was it a black 110?

Proper snow chains that'll last forever! Anyway, surely someone nearby must have a kl71????? Come on guys!!!

Snow chains are 285 quid a pair.... 570 quid for four... Thats why I'm concerned about fit... Snowchains tyre chains tire snow chain UK Pewag distributor

To be honest, I'm not surprised your Defender was nicked, although I massively sympathise with you, its such a heartache when this sort of thing happens. It looks like there's a ton of kit on it that could be sold on quite easily. Being so unique, it will prob have been stripped for parts. No...

Not for UK. Hoping to spend six months in Alps next winter. Don't want to buy tyres now, only to have to change them again at the end of the year...

If you look up the numbers, I think the AMN ones say for 2007 models onwards" but if you look at the MXC ones, they say "superceded by AMN"

Hi guys, I'm after some help. I'm about to buy a new set of Kumho KL71's for my defender and need to find somebody who has a KL71 in a 265/75/16 so I can check if my snow chains fit. If not, I'll have to buy 225/75/16s instead. It'll only take me five mins to see if it fits, whether the wheel...

If Witham SV dont have any, buy a land rover mag and have a look in the back. theres loads of places flogging ex RAF Defenders. People think they're a good deal because they've been serviced regularly etc... If you're ex RAF you'll know they get ragged round by everybody and they're worked hard...