Looks good as it is, better than mine, as for the Mrs - its always best to keep them out of Land Rovers

Pretty much what I did, Buy the kit, fit it and then spend loads of time and money sorting the problems associated with fitting the lift - mainly the annoying vibration through transmission, I'm sure others will agree (eh Trewey)

I agree with you Trewey, so much more time, effort, money and hair pulling associated with a "simple" 2" lift, Think first - if you don't really need it, don't do it.

Fu*king hell, another cnut

I don't think Seans got a problem, he says what he thinks and don't waffle, more people should be like that.

Eh up Trewey, where you gettin your rear prop from? send me a link please as I bet youve found the best price already and will save me lots of searching. Cheers M8

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You lucky fu*ker. You must have knicked them and then left £150 on the seat.

Dont know, I went to pick them up as I wanted to check them over first

TBH I cannot be sure the vibration is comming from the front. Not only have I changed the front axle, Ive had a new gearbox and changed my disco t/box back to my old Defender one and its still there. Its starting to drive me barmy

My original prop (before the Lift kit) was new, and no vibration, re fitted after lift - vibration. Wide yoke prop, my mates, no vibration on his 90, vibration when fitted to mine. Prop balance weight is intact . CV joints seem fine.

Square holes?

Well I'm confused? you are not supposed to be able to turn your main beam on without your dipped headlights on, unless you mean you are trying to use your main beam to flash someone, then you pull the left hand stalk towards youl. - Still confused

ello Sean, yeah, somebody else told me that, I tried that with both props and didn't help but, excellent suggestion and thanks

Fu*king ell Trewey, sounds like you got a pile of problems going on m8, wish I could help, but not heard of that one - good luck

Buy a lighter or give up the fags

I'll keep in touch an let you know if I cure it.

Theres a geezer in Brum that does complete doors (off 2005 ish) with leccy windows for £225 each and he usually has most colours

Yes Trwey, I have run it without front prop (after trying wide yoke) still got vibration. What I can't get my head around is, everything ok, no vibration, fit 2" lift, went for test drive hit 48mph started getting vibration, passed 55mph and vibration virtually disappeared ( can still just feel...

Mine only started after I fitted 2" lift, complete front axle has been changed (due to another problem) caster corrected radius arms fitted, have borrowed a wide yoke prop - still vibrating, looking to borrow a double cardon prop to see if that cures the problem. I'm actually begining to think...