t42beal13t
Adventurer
New Johnson rods, wheels and tires for my '08.
Discovery 3 (LR3) and Discovery 4 (LR4) Registry
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Thanks...French Alps
t42beal13t
Adventurer
You stole my truck! Do you have plans for it?
Not doing anything to it right now, my wedding is coming up soon
But after that, I would like to get sump guard, rock sliders. Once the Pirelli Scorpion ATR wears out, I'll switch to Cooper Zeon LTZ, I think I'll stick with the 19" wheels (unless I find a set of 18's for cheap).
t42beal13t
Adventurer
I lucked up and got a good deal on 18" black RRS wheels wrapped in new Michelin LTX A/T2 265/70-18 rubber and I can't say enough good things about these tires. They are quiet and performed flawlessly this weekend off-road, and I was at on-road pressure the entire time. Slap on some Johnson rods and you'll think you bought a new truck. Who do you have in mind for sliders? I'm looking as well.
Not doing anything to it right now, my wedding is coming up soon
But after that, I would like to get sump guard, rock sliders. Once the Pirelli Scorpion ATR wears out, I'll switch to Cooper Zeon LTZ, I think I'll stick with the 19" wheels (unless I find a set of 18's for cheap).
I like Tactical Rover's sliders because they cover the air tank and compressor. I am in Canada, don't know if they will ship up here.
Scott Brady
Founder
I spent some time with the Front Runner LR3 on my last trip to Utah. A nice, clean project, with particular emphasis on storage.
There were enough new products on the vehicle that it warranted a home page article: Front Runner 2006 LR3 Project
There were enough new products on the vehicle that it warranted a home page article: Front Runner 2006 LR3 Project
Hi from Costa Rica. This is my Discovery 4 2012, powered by a SDV6 biturbodiesel 3,0 L engine that brings 250 Hp an a huge amount of torque of 600 Nm at 2000 RPM. I'm very pleased with it :smiley_drive:
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Not doing anything to it right now, my wedding is coming up soon
But after that, I would like to get sump guard, rock sliders. Once the Pirelli Scorpion ATR wears out, I'll switch to Cooper Zeon LTZ, I think I'll stick with the 19" wheels (unless I find a set of 18's for cheap).
t42beal13t
Adventurer
If you're going to do more of that, invest in a set of Johnson rods and a GAP tool. It'll get you high enough to not destroy your sills before you get sliders.
It's amazing how well they perform, isn't it.