Discovery 3 (LR3) and Discovery 4 (LR4) Registry

[A.J.M]

This is what i have.

It's from a UK company called Prospeed, the ladder brand new is £210, i won mine off ebay for £102 inc delivery.. it was in brand new condition with ZERO marks on it, even the mounting bolts were clean and free from dirt and rust.
It has the "stirrup" style step to help you get up and onto it.

I can take some more pictures of it if you like?

 

[jerdog53]

Yah we cant get those here in the states without a small fortune invested in shipping.



Don you have a spare tire to step on I should think that would be more than enough. That LJ I had didn't have a ladder but a spare tire to which I climbed.

 

[A.J.M]

Really?
Ouch, that's rather rubbish as it's a good quality ladder.
Plus it was cheaper than a genuine one and looks better.

 

[iowalr4]

I still prefer the Voyager ladder's shape. It is angled a bit so that it does not have the bulge to go over the center light cluster. Its flat and level as it curves over the top. The fitment is great.

My wife also liked the rack (after I got it). We both like that the one we got has a flat bar from front to back and hides the roof bump a little bit. (Its the Voyager low profile full rack)

 

[A.J.M]

Still prefer mine.
That one is too similar to the OEM ladder for my liking...

 

[axels]

peer pressure

So I decided to sell the LR3 18s rims and get some Compomotive PD1881 (formerly known as PD1880). I got some Goodyear DuraTrac in 265/65R18 mounted on these. So far so good (only driven about 80 miles and one steep hill climb - dirt and rocks).
The advantage is that the tires do not rub against the frame horns when turning at full lock and I do not need spacers (which were always in the back of my mind).
Here are a couple pictures (Santa Fe dealership with Classic in the background and downtown Albuquerque).

 

[Darlip]

Zelatore, I know that frontunner has a strap-on ladder that you can put on the spare wheel.

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[A.J.M]

One stripped down front end.
I got new silicone hoses fitted.
A rs500 intercooler which is 3x the size of the original.
Fitted my winch a bar and spots.

I also got the autobox flushed. If you haven't done yours yet, I would recommend it gets done every 75,000 miles or so.

Now the car looks like this.

 

[griffman]

Heres a pic of my dads 2005 LR3 HSE. He is usually leading the two of us on trails unless theres water. Then me and my jeep go first. Factory lockers, rover specialties sliders, hidden winch mount and some battle scars. Lucky 8 17 inch wheels coming soon. We've both gotten tired of changing tires on the trail with those 19s and the limited (read poor) options for off road tires in that size.

 

[jerdog53]

Almost looks like mine....

 

[A.J.M]

My Disco may soon be finding a new owner.

Have possible job offers in either Halifax or Vancouver Canada, and the car is 5 years too young to take over with me.
It's too much money tied up to place in storage as well.

So if it goes it will fund a nice V8 HSE LR3 with HD package.

 

[kojackJKU]

AJM, if you can get it goto Halifax. AWESOME CITY!

 

[kojackJKU]

oh, another thing, housing prices in Halifax are 1/10th of Vancouver as well.

 

[low_49]

Finally got a chance to get out and get a little muddy after the rain here in SoCal.

 

[umbertob]

Wow, look at all that mud! LOL, I guess you can tell how desperate we are for some rain here in SoCal.