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The genuine LR hitch is really nice. Easy to pop on and off and can handle the load just fine.

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I love the cargo barrier in my LR4. I end up with a lot of different things in the back and most of them would be very dangerous projectiles. I have a couple young kids to carry around, so I tend to leave the barrier in. I have wondered about creating some type of metal mesh for the side and...

I pull at Searay 240, 26', 28' on the trailer. I need to hit a scale, but I am probably at or a little above 6000 with 60 gallons of fuel, trailer, boat, gear on board. Have 32" MTs on it. Does great. It obviously has to work a bit, and I get about 10-12mpg at best. (Doesnt help that I have...

Well, i may have confused your videos for someone elses, but no matter, I did go look at a lot of your videos and they are great! lol... so im sorry if I actually kinda insulted you during this. Keep up the great work!

I have to say, your videos are improving significantly. The intro is much better. You got rid of that very loud kid voice thing. The audio mix was great, music balanced against the recorded track. The shots were well done and had better transitions. You earned yourself a youtube subscriber.

I can see why people dont like it because it breaks, but otherwise I think its a neat feature. When traveling for a long time with a bunch of people it makes a difference not feeling like you are stuck in a can.

I bought my rack and ladder from a forum member, but I did order my sliders directly from Voyager. They shipped freight. They got them sent pretty quickly. They are not a huge operation, but they are fantastic to work with. I know that they will work with you on customizations and whatever...

You read bad reviews of voyager rack? Like what? I love mine, its as well built as they come and very strong. The mounting they use on my LR4 is direct into the roof in 8 places, doesn't use rails.

Honestly not trying to rub this in, but do you know if Sam had his DSC on/off and what terrain response settings he used?

What was the beam on those? Mine is 8'6", which is as wide as you can be without a permit right? If I had a bigger boat I would most likely not trailer it or would have someone else do all of that. I like to take mine to different lakes and on the very near by upper Mississippi river, so...

I can tow 7700 pounds, ~700 tongue Boat dry is 4,500 lbs Full tank, 57 gal * 8.4 gal/pound = 479 lbs Trailer is a Shorelander 5500lbs (SLB55TBBL), weighs 1280 lbs So im at ~6300 with a full tank and trailer. Then add in maybe 200 lbs max of junk, to make for 6500lbs. I've got 1200 lbs to...

Using sand mode in deep snow is new to me. I actually haven't had much issue using just snow mode or maybe mud/ruts if I dont want the throttle cut down as much. In mud/ruts it will change when it locks up a little, but works well. DSC off for sure. That would definitely ruin your day.

I don't see anything wrong. Just classic land rover tolerances.

Can you tell us a little about the rear hitch setup you have? Does the kaymar bumper work with the factory hitch that you insert? Thanks! Great looking LR3!

Yep, quick disconnect. I dont use mine on the road normally, just for special occasions. I ground to the bolt in my roof rack which goes into my roof. Perfect ground (on a big steel rover)

I also think that an e-locker, that can partially engage or fully lock, and do it automatically in conjunction with the rest of the terrain response system has value. Having the ARB option is great, but the factory system is more auto-magic.

Can't wait to see how this goes. Anything to drive or create more aftermarket is fantastic! I also am very interested in the dual battery and power management mods. I hope to do that soon. I have been looking at using a traxide.com.au kit.

I think the reason I am not having as much of an issue is just the offset of the compomotives and the shape/size of these tires. They are AT, but are not nearly as aggressive as a lot of the others used here. You can see by the profile that they don't have straight vertical sidewalls all the...