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waker1der90

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• Nov 12, 2010

• #1

hi, im just getting my first 90. its a 1988 with a 200 tdi.

i need to put more lights on it for work mainly and because i want to. i need some wokring lights on the back and i was thinking of the a frame and spots on the front. also i want to put a snorkel on.

are there and recommendations for lights and the snorkel as this is my first landy.

 

robpenrose

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Surrey or Cornwall

• Nov 12, 2010

• #2

Have a look at the search function. It really depends on how much your willing to spend. Lights can be cheap upwards. Also are you going to get breather kits with the snorkel?

 

Stuballsed

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Oxfordshire

• Nov 12, 2010

• #3

Get the new mantec plastic jobby snorkle. Looks good, reasonable price, buy lots of sealant. I have a 94 300, so not sure its right for a 88 though.

Welcome, enjoy the fun and dont take being told to **** off occasionally personally

p.s. Do a search ffs

 

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waker1der90

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• Nov 12, 2010

• #4

Stuballsed said:

Get the new mantec plastic jobby snorkle. Looks good, reasonable price, buy lots of sealant. I have a 94 300, so not sure its right for a 88 though.

Welcome, enjoy the fun and dont take being told to **** off occasionally personally

p.s. Do a search ffs

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Thanks. It's ok I'm used to forums. The mantec should work for me as I have a 200tdi not sure if it will fit the intake

 

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khaos

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Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

• Nov 13, 2010

• #5

Safari snokel

 

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LightweightSteve

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17

Location

Cullompton, Devon

• Nov 16, 2010

• #6

I've just put some extra lights on mine for the winter, but went for an M&M pod, so I can take it off when someone turns the sun back on next year!
Not eveyone's cup of tea, but I love it.

 

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adies_v8

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Hampshire

• Nov 22, 2010

• #7

If you still have the original sealed headlights put a new ground on. My wiring is decent but still had a better output when slicing the ground wire to the light and adding a connection from the top of the engine.
Now normal light with the engine off but turn the engine on, bright beam, bout half as long as the original bean and with half decent illumination.

not reccomended for forders as they do heat up quite abit and prob end up cracking the glass with then temp change.

 

Badger

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Marldon, Devon

• Nov 22, 2010

• #8

go into WHsmiths, buy a copy of LRo and sit on the bog looking at all the adverts from sellers of Landy stuff.

Any questions, do a search on here with stuff you've seen and like and if you don't get a definitive answer, then ask away

Welcome anorl