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mine cost 160 to have re conditioned, took 10 mins to refit

ive seen some people run a cone filter ontop of the snorkel?

surely it would depend on the temperature that the switch is set to as to where the best place to put it

bottom hose, thats what i and X-engineering (the company that made the thermostatic switch) say

BF GOODRICH TYRES / 4X4 / BF GOODRICH ATKO ALL TERRAIN BFG AT KO - 265/65R18 122R RWL TL :: £170.80 :: 4x4 Tyres - SUV Tyres - All Terrain Tyres - Off Road Tyres - 18" :: R18" - 265/65/18, 265/65 R 18 ::

i have the terrafirma light duty kit, lots of articulation and a soft ride, but if you tow or carry heavy loads its not stiff enough

a wide stance is fine if your building a challenge buggy, but not necessarily for a normal offroader, ive seen tyres popped off beads because the wheels were just too wide for the tracks at most places most people i know have 2 sets of wheels, anything bigger than 32 really handles **** on the...

atleast a 2 inch body lift, very extended bumpstops, and you will struggle to go round small roundabouts also a defender transfer box serious arch work and extended arches (can cost 170) i would very seriously advise against using 35's on the road, especially as you havnt drived a...

you wont fit 35's on with just a 2 inch lift

there are parts that would have origonallly come with the snorkel that make up the bits you need, aswell as the instructions on which holes to block off and where to drill the new one

if you search there are many threads detailing different companies that do these, allmakes/bearmach/mm4x4/craddocks etc etc

what he said do a search

could be a faulty relay thats stuck closed

mate has them on his disco he carrys spare wheel bearings/half shafts and cv joints with him all the time, he told me he goes through a wheel bearing every few months. And it is very funny to watch him go round corners

its not actually a 2 inch lift, most are 50mm, which isnt very much in the grand scheme of things. IMO its the larger wheels that make it handle worse and not a small lift

on my 3.5 it came with rubber hose, i found some pipe with much thicker walls at a local motor factor and replaced the lot. rubber is much easier to fix on the road aswell

it doesnt state the make of the winch, if its one of those 'unbranded' units i wouldnt bother and save up for a superwinch/goodwinch etc

a 2 inch kit can be done for around 300 quid (most of the time) a 4 inch kit costs anything up to and over 1000 your choice