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Yeah and they do rub. I was doing research on both of our cars for bigger rubber with the factory suspension and gave the shop the wrong size. Feeling like a **************. - One life. Live it.

275/70/17 on stock wheels and no lift. The ride is more firm but there's no rubbing. They are very quiet at 90mph. Hoping to explore some forest service roads this weekend. One life. Live it.

It was so so. Doesn't really look like their bad weather planning helped much, but given how much rain we got, I'm not sure any planning would have helped. Be rolled out once they closed all the driving related classes.

I'm 1 to 2 years from this decision. Subscribed!

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I can't speak for anyone else, but I just like flushing money away and a Land Rover is just as good as any place for that.

Awesome! If you ever want a stock D90 to join you guys, just let me know. Always love making new friends! But you probably get that a lot!

nice work!

Love what you guys are doing. I'm in Atlanta and Knoxville, so I like seeing some east coast action!

Hey has this sold yet or do you still have if?

Subbed to this thread. I have a NAS defender 90 and there is not a whole lot of room in there with me, the wife, and the dog for gear. A trailer would be killer!

Welcome back!

Nice build dude. Thumbs up.

Just remember that although you're buying a 5k truck, it used to be a 40k truck. Parts and labor generally reflect this.

I think JLR has gone out of their way to prove that they don't need solid axles in order to be good off road. My bet is that it will have independent suspension front and rear and use electronics instead of locking diffs and cross valves on the air springs to mimic some of how a solid axle...

Just picked up my dream rig over the weekend.

Got the owners manual. I was wondering if there was practical advice from folks a little farther down the road from me.

Totally new to overlanding. taking my wife and dog to the expo. I think it will be her first time camping. Here goes nothing!

Hey everyone, I have a 2003 4Runner V8 limited with 192k miles. Naturally, oil changes get done regularly. I put in new brake pads front and rear and new front rotors last summer... The dealership flushed my transmission fluid around the 130k mile mark and the water pump and timing belt...