I,m Back
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Welcome back, are you back for advice or commiserations?
Got any plans for it?
31" tyres?
Lift?
Custom winching bumper and rock sliders?
Got any plans for it?
31" tyres?
Lift?
Custom winching bumper and rock sliders?
Hippo
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Freelanders dun't need any of that cr*p to weight it down.
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Welcome to the forum, again.
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Freelanders dun't need any of that cr*p to weight it down.
If ever I buys me a Hippo then I's gonna do freaky sh!t to it just to see how far I can go with it lol
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... without any oil...
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... without any oil...
Nah dafty, you knows me by now, likes a bit of lube
I was thinking more a body transplant onto a Disco chassis lol
Hi
The freelander 1 needed the tyres on the back to be good do the tyres on the back of the freelander 2 have to be nearly new as mine are down a bit.
Thanks.
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The Freelander 1 needs all 4 tyres to be the same make/model/size/pressure. Newer tyres go on the rear. The Freelander 2 requires the same. The FL2's haldex is a bit more forgiving than the FL1's vcu. It can cope betterer with a difference in tyre circumference, but yer still need to follow the rules ont tyres as just said.
