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Hey Colin, I had the same problem with my hitch after the key assembly thing was replaced. Your talking about the little pin on the top that won't retract, right? The only function of that part is to lock the twisty-handle thing in the open position while you slide the hitch up in. You don't...

I'm running the same size (265/65/18) TerraGrapplers. I noticed the same rubbing issue in reverse. I found that cutting away the front edge of the left front wheel well liner fixed the issue. Also, it is EXTREMELY important that you relocate the wires leading to the height sensor on the left...

This might be the coolest technology I've ever seen in a car. It puts the S-class to shame. http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/take-a-ride-in-land-rovers-transparent-truck-1561242521

@sunrisehiker The GAP EAS tool does exactly this. The non-BT model connects to the ODBII and is controlled with the cruise control buttons on the steering wheel and all the menus display on the info screen by the speedo and tach. No other cables/equip are requiredIt's not "automatic", but you...

I kept my LR3 stock for a long time and noticed the difference in the stability control activity almost immediately when I moved to the bigger tires. My guess for the reasoning is that there are speed sensors at each tire and the vehicle is expecting a certain % difference in rotation speed when...

Do you think the speedo adjustment will get the DSC to calm the hell down when running bigger tires? I'm running 33s and the stability control gets pretty annoying. Any better timeline than "before summer"

I had my LR3 up there last year and will be up again this year. The only thing that isn't stock on mine is an IID lift and 33" tires. I got along fine. If I were to get anything it would be a sump guard and a compressor guard.

Where is this bracket that needs relocation on LR3s? I have a '05 LR3 and I'm running 32.6" tires without a rubbing. The only modifications I've made aside from a lift were to relocate the height sensor in the left front wheel well to the top of the frame rail and I trimmed the front edge of the...