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It is a 200tdi 90 with 35's soon to have a boost ring and pin with a boost controller, upgraded intercooler, upgraded radiator. I had a higher ratio transfer box in it previously with 34" tyres and standard set up it was well able for the tyres and cruised nicely, I cant remember what ratio the...

you might need to check the wire connector minewas burnt out and light was only working intermittantly.

I thought that would be the case but I wasnt sure. I had a transfer box from an early RR auto which was a high ratio and I dont remember any issues with it it was a lot quieter to drive. Does anyone have experience of a 1:211 ratio box in a 200tdi 90 with 33's on it?

Hopefully some more experienced people out there may be able to help me. will a 36D prefix LT230 fit to an LT77?

Probably discussed to death already but I wonder if I might tap into the experience out there. I want to put a set of mud terrain tyres on a 90 which is lifted but will be doing predominantly road mileage. I knoe people will be screaming "WHY" but I want to keep the overall look of ruggedness...

A bit of an update. I have connected a Halfords solar battery conditioner through the aux power socket in the boot and as far as I can see it has cured the problem.

I have classic RR seats in mine. Bulkhead removed but no other adaptation needed. Very comfortable and great support, I would highly recommend them.

I dont see why. It is just a re-body really. My main interest is how the bulkhead appeared to be kept intact. The gear selector (auto) was very far forward, any of the previous attempts I had seen the engine was into the cab and the centre part of the dash had to be removed.

I was at the Billing off Road Show and saw this and was wondering if it might be anyone on here? I would love to get some info on how it was done. I know it is on a RR/Disco chassis but how was it done without removing the bulkhead?

I have the same problem. I havent found the answer but it does seem to be rain and trailer light socket related as the issue seems to me more prevelant when I am towing and particularly wet weather. If I am not using the trailer for a period of time it seems to resolve itself. I did also see a...

"Have been reading up on HVO and as a synthesised bio fuel fuel it seems a logical improvement over high polluting diesel." I think you have been listening to too much green party propaganda. Yes diesel does polute but in a different way to petrol. Diesel emits less Co2 than petrol but its the...

I have been looking around a bit on the net about doing this conversion and the general consensus seems to be you need a hydraulically controlled auto or a compushift. I would rather have the whole lot from a Disco 2 and transfer it over to the Defender including the gearbox ecu and loom which I...

Could it be the baby Defender which was supposed to be coming?

Hi guys I wonder if you might have any suggestions for an auto box to go along with an OM606 in a '93 Defender 90. I am in the process of sourcing an engine and have a ZF 4HP 22 out and ready to go and a ZF 4HP 24 in a driving P38 I know the 24 is a stronger box but is it the best option? Has...

A very interesting view of the future from a very knowledgeable guy.

I had a 90 on 36" tires which had a Detroit locker in the rear and a limited slip in the front it was a great set up off road and I had no problem on the road with it. I broke a half shaft and drove it home and it damaged the internal rings on the locker and I haven't been able to get...

You want to draw a dress in the back of a Freelander?

I used to travel from Ireland to the Billing shows years ago. Then getting married and having kids I could never seem to find the time. I started doing up my 90 this year and had hoped to do a trip in it next year with a couple of friends (fellow enthusiasts) and was aiming for Billing. I know...

I reckon you will need these https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/GENUINE-LANDROVER-FREELANDER-2-Roof-Rack-Bars-Cross-Kit/254639051128?epid=672564230&hash=item3b49ab9178:g:JRcAAOSwsxNe-jgo

Head turner alright to puke your guts up.