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6.2s really aren't bigger than most medium-duty NA diesels. Large displacement, yes, but they'll burble down the road at 1400 RPM all day long.

Check out RedRover's thread for detailed info on building your own adapter plate. You can also buy one from Mark's 4x4 of Australia -- but IIRC they only sell one for 6.2 -> R380 (5-speed)

This project is going to get kickstarted after a looooong hiatus. Lots of wiring to do... I'm lazy enough that I'm considering hiring an electrician to build me a loom that will include the 4 roof-rack Hellas, the 2 bumper IPFs, and the radiator fans. Swivel ball seals need fixed, along with...

Dale Knepp (Rovertrader on here) had a legit CT bumper not too long ago -- dunno if he sold it or not...

That's not bad at all... I think the Saudi grille is helping. At first glance it definitely screams "RRC" which I kind of dig. The side marker lights are still too big/out of place IMO.

It is impossible to resist continually modifying a nice white D1. Sorry Scott, you're doomed. Eventually we will see Hellas, a rear Matador, and probably at least a TruTrac in the rear. Bummer you didn't try to find a CT Expo rack -- they look oh-so-good.

I was attempting to reassure our new poster. People hate the Evoque. We get it. I've had good experiences at Land Rover dealerships. The salespeople don't always know the older trucks well, but it's not fair for us to expect them to. They're not LR historians -- they're there to sell the...

dcwhybrew nailed it -- you just gotta do it,man! If you have literally no money to buy some basic tools etc., then you need to ditch the truck. End of story. You can't pick up Land Rovers as a hobby without any kind of cash. Here's how to change your brake pads...

Rotors and pads you can do yourself easily. What does he mean when he says "radiator rebuilt"? Do you need a new radiator? Why? If you actually need a new radiator, they are relatively cheap to replace and definitely easy to install. New hoses, plugs, and wires are very easy to replace, even...

He wasn't referring to you, and neither was I. Relax, yo.

More adventures from the Red Rover! Cool as always, Eric :)

Don't let the haters get you down, brother. You're knee deep in a group of guys that will cheerfully pay $45,000 for a "clean" rustbucket designed in the late 1970s. Old habits (and opinions) die hard. :) We're all just jealous that your Evoque is faster, quieter, more efficient, more reliable...

That's a crappy thing to say -- he's defending his business against what appear to be baseless accusations. Oh, there's no street address on the website! It must be shady! I've met a lot of great people in the Rover community but my chief complaint is the rampant aggression against...

Sorry it didn't work out for you bud, but I will admit I had a bit of a chuckle as your new-Rover-owner enthusiasm was smashed on the rocks of actual-Rover-ownership reality in the space of a few posts :) Theyre not for everyone and I hope you have better luck on the next go around!

Getting orders in the next couple weeks but so far it's looking good... I'll ask around about a good place to rent a beamer!

LR missed the "iconic" status when they decided to paint the XDs in Pittsburgh Steeler yellow instead of sandglow...

Yep, you got the process down. Generally speaking automobile master cylinders are strong enough to push air bubbles out without tilting (which is a common technique for motorcycles for particularly stubborn air bubbles). At least that's been the case in my [limited] experience. You can buy...

Vicenza -- are you with the 173rd ABCT? (I deployed with them to OEF X, ****ty *** unit lol) Pick up a nice Defender 110 over there (25 years or older of course) and ship it back dude! Army will pay for the shipping...

Sounds to me like a classic case of air in the line. You'll get a different pressure "feel" depending on where/when the air bubble(s) move. We motorcyclists deal with this pretty frequently. I'd start by re-bleeding the clutch (very simple job) before I worried about replacing a master/slave...

What winch tray is that? Is it integrated to your bumper or a separate piece? I've been looking for something similar for my 2004...