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Larry, Fresh new brake fluid along with Stainless Steel brake lines helps. Brian

It was time, the old shoes had worn down, chunked away and were becoming difficult to balance. Furthermore as my use of the vehicle has evolved so have its needs. The old tires were too stiff and their aging condition was becoming a detriment to traction. After having the opportunity to examine...

I actually put them on a few weeks ago and so far they have been great. So much that I don't even think about them which I think is good for brakes! In addition there is little brake dust. Brian

After tearing open the package and drooling over the shiny new rotors the first step was to get the old ones off. I had never replaced rotors myself before and my research revealed horror stories of "welded on" rotors that require implements of destruction to remove. With this in mind I prepared...

Ahhh! the soothing screech of metal grinding on metal as you frantically pump the brake pedal during your approach to the crowded intersection. After 45,000 miles I decided that just maybe it was time for new brakes, not just pads but the whole shebang on all four corners of my 2001 Land Rover...

That's HOT! :elkgrin:

Sorry, I'm just not seeing the irony in this photo!?

Is he zipping his jacket or flashing some sort of sign?

All yours, Sent you a PM

Hi, I'm looking for a Canoe in Phoenix to borrow. PM me. Thanks Brian

FREE An old new tire: One BFG Mud Terrrain 245/75R16 This tire is a few years old, about five, but it was only mounted as a spare and it has been off the rim and stored inside for the past three years. It still has the little mold tastles on the lugs, never seen pavement or dirt. There are...

Glad to see you guys are carrying these Martyn, PowerFilm makes a solid product. Brian

Hi Have you check with HiCountry? Matt is very responsive and puts a ton of thought and R&D into their products. He can probably help you trouble shoot it pretty quick. One thought though, did the steering box get moved at all? Could it have changed angles or anything that may effect its...

Good post and nice recovery. Your concerns about time and situation with child in the vehicle are also well founded. I recently got stuck in the sand as well with a little on in the truck. With all the techniques available it was fastest for me to pull winch line to a nearby tree. Brian

I recently tried some new Green soap that is Enviro friendly but it would not get the tar and dark scuff marks off. For tar, road grime, scuff marks from grease, rubber or plastic - what is the answer? Has anyone tried those clay bars? How do they work? Thanks Brian

How do you wash your vehicles? What products, equipment and techniques do you use? Waxing and buffing? Getting rid of pinstriping? Trim pieces? Tires? Engine Bay? Thanks Brian :snorkel:

Maybe-so :peepwall:

Keith, Any more pictures and information? :smiley_drive: Thanks Brian

This is great, I think my biggest pet peeve when driving is watching people throw cigarette butts out the window. Especially in the dry summer with the risk of fire.

Thanks, That is certainly an option however I would need to make any seams as hidden as possible, not too difficult I suppose. The biggest challenge I found was the front carpeting actually going up and over the transmission tunnel and covered by the center consul. A bit different from my old...