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having driven a twin turbo version. DO IT!!!!!! The air suspension is also a very nice feature, i never had the chance to take one off road, but i would guess they would be decent. Defenatly not a Land Rover, but decent for fire roads, desert driving and high speed romps.

Here is the best advice i can give you. Get RAVE. Read it as much as you can. The P38 is not a bad vehicle. i've had mine for over a year. I've put a few thousand into maintenance and a couple grand into other extra parts. go to www.rangerovers.net get on the forum. there are loads of us...

Its a really old road on BLM that is not used much, it washed out, i can still see the two tracks. i have also made sure to drive down the road every chance i get to keep it visible. i have buried a few pets up there i like to go visit.

range rover with OME springs and Bilstien shocks

i went up tire size on my range rover so the spare tire won't fit in the stock location anymore. i decided to start using it to hold my recovery equipment, jack, tool sets, TP, poop shovel, etc. it works nicely. i'll probably put my second battery back there when i get the time and then build...

buy what you want and can afford. don't be jealous. WE LIVE IN THE USA, we can still do what we want mostly. Until the liberals try to turn this into a european copy cat. if you don't like it, go back to Australia. I own a British and a German vehicle. But still like the good old USA:elkgrin:

I had the same problem with my yellow top in my jeep. luckily it died before the warranty ran out. I returned it like a bad dream to Costco and got a full refund. they said they quit selling them because they were loosing so much money on them.

i've picked up several 4x4's for less then $3000. I'd go that route. they just need some small things fixed. nothing major, the owners were just clueless so i was able to pick them up cheap. 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee- $600 1978 Jeep Wagoneer- $500 1985 Toyota xtra cab- $2500

4 wheel drive will get farther then lower gears any day. i think that low range will just help you spin the tires that much easier with the torque it'll put out to the rear tires. especially when you try to go up a hill and can't keep your speed and momentum up. it might be better with a...

As far as i know, it takes a lot to freeze propane. I know i've used a fork lift (propane powered) in -30 degree weather in Wyoming, while I was working in an oil field. it never froze up. http://www.propane101.com/propaneliquidandvapor.htm

I have about 8K miles on the tires now. they have been great with countless trips between Montana and Wyoming. Lots of four wheeling this summer. And even a trip down to Salt Lake City and back to Montana. Not one problem. i keep mine at 29psi. They ride great, and do great off road. i've...

winch. lockers and traction control are nice, until you are buried.

i have a 45 and like to hunt. lets get them.

3 day Review of Treadwright tires. http://getlost4x4.com/?p=365 I purchased the 245/75/16's load range E in the BFG knock-off's All Terrain. So far, AWESOME!..

found them at O'Reilly's. $20 for $20. They should be here in a week.:victory:

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