barczyk

Active Member

• Dec 7, 2008

• #21

I agree it's basic - but it has worked well for 4 or 5 years on mine - nothing to go wrong

 

DC_

New Member

• Dec 7, 2008

• #22

 

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Hot Fuzz

Member

• Dec 7, 2008

• #23

barczyk said:

I agree it's basic - but it has worked well for 4 or 5 years on mine - nothing to go wrong

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Is that a standard wheel and tyre you have on yours as im planning a bigger set?

 

DC_

New Member

• Dec 7, 2008

• #24

barczyk said:

I agree it's basic - but it has worked well for 4 or 5 years on mine - nothing to go wrong

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I meant the web site by the way

 

barczyk

Active Member

• Dec 7, 2008

• #25

Standard 205 16 - but can't see any reason why bigger wheels/tyres would be a problem

 

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Hot Fuzz

Member

• Dec 10, 2008

• #26

Decided to get a defender one off Ebay and bastardise to suite my needs, will post photos as soon as i can get it fitted.
Thanks to all for commments and points

 

DC_

New Member

• Dec 11, 2008

• #27

Looking forward to seeing how you get on Hot Fuzz

 

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Beast o Bodmin

Banned

• Dec 11, 2008

• #28

Yep....
I also would like to see as my plan of tail fittin aint lookin all that good

 

DC_

New Member

• Dec 11, 2008

• #29

Yep, my blue tack is pure mince !!! keeps getting stuck on me teeth

 

Mr-Tomcat

New Member

• Dec 11, 2008

• #30

Hot Fuzz said:

Ive got got air suspention fitted so sill tanks are out, 7 seats so rear seat tank is out.
Dont want to start messing around with roofracks either,
Ive heard if tanks that replace the 95ltr petrol tank with a 33ltr and gas combined but not sure where to get one.

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I had intended gassing my Disco, but like you have air suspension, I was told the petrol tank could be replaced by a gas tank and a 5 gallon tank fitted up inside the outer wing.

Andy.

 

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Hot Fuzz

Member

• Dec 12, 2008

• #31

found this but a bit on the steep side when you think its another £1900 for the sequential LPG injection system!!!!!

Go LPG - We are Land Rover enthusiasts!

 

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Beast o Bodmin

Banned

• Dec 12, 2008

• #32

it aint worth fittin a poxy 35l tank .to make lpg efficent you have to have **** loads.Ive got 2 x 70l tanks and it does last ages.with a 35l tank you will be forever filling it.

 

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Hot Fuzz

Member

• Dec 12, 2008

• #33

Beast o Bodmin said:

it aint worth fittin a poxy 35l tank .to make lpg efficent you have to have **** loads.Ive got 2 x 70l tanks and it does last ages.with a 35l tank you will be forever filling it.

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Its the petrol tank that is 33ltr's fitting the small tank allows the removal of the original 95ltr petrol tank and clears space for a range of tanks ie 2 x 40 litre cylinders 1 x 57 ltr or they used a single 66ltr.

 

Mr-Tomcat

New Member

• Dec 12, 2008

• #34

I'll live with mine it doesn't do great distances. But maybe in the future.

Andy.

 

MikeV8SE

New Member

• Mar 9, 2011

• #35

Hot Fuzz - did you ever get this sorted? It is a modification I will be looking at making once I have an RRC which I am planning on making into an expedition vehicle - hence the need for more storage space and an easily accessible spare wheel!

 

Khryztal

New Member

• Mar 9, 2011

• #36

Currently in the middle of designing swing away carrier for my RRC. I'll post pics when done

 

MikeV8SE

New Member

• Mar 9, 2011

• #37

Awesome news Khryztal, look forward to seeing it! I may fabricate my own, but not sure how/where the bottom of the bracket will attach?

Are you going for one wheel and single sided, or two wheels and double sided?