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Both are great but I give the edge to OME

Best way to protect your 4x4 from rust? I live in a wet environment with salty roads during winter so cars tend to rot after a few years!

Diff oil or grease in swivel hubs. What do you guys use?

I guess this video show that not every part of Mexico is dangerous. Some areas can really be a paradise on earth!

You do bay a lot of import fees but the are certainly a great trailer that will last for decades. Have you tried looking for any used ones? You may be able to get yourself something for a more affordable price and closer to where you live. The Aussies really know what they are doing when it...

I had the exact same thing happen with my Land Rover and the wheel bearings had a lot of water in them. the axles just a little. It depends on your truck and how old or new it is. As we all know, Rovers don't have the best sealing properties so I expected it to have water in it. However, with...

Clunking from the rear is usually the A Fram ball joint. It is the only ball joint back there. If it's not that then it should be a bad bushing. It is a very simple design back there so even if something is worn you can still drive it for a bit

How can I get more suspension travel out of a Land Rover defender? I currently have a 2 inch TJM lift

How much horsepower can I safely pull out of a Land Rover 300tdi engine?

Yeti or Jackery. Which power source would you use?

So on IFS spring spacers are a no go, but on a solid axles it seems like there wouldn't be an issue. Am I missing something here?

Name an accessory you have added but never really used.

It has been done but the question is whop has done it while also making them work properly under there? I think the only person who has managed this is the guy from Dirt Lifestyle

For me it was just the tires as I wasn't planing on doing anything too difficult. As the years went by I also went for a lift and some new wheels with slightly bigger tires

I don't think it will last much more than a couple of months without getting full of mould etc. There is no point in leaving a tent setup

Hey everyone! I will be heading out snow camping tomorrow before all the snow melts away. What are your best tips to stay relatively warm during the night?

I would also bet on the larger American made brands, It may be easier to find something there

Find a way to create a level floor by folding the rear seats and then put an air patress onto of the flat floor and you have a bed! Big trucks are great for this kind of thing

Yep, easily. It can't remove scratches that have gone deeper than the actual paint though

Yep, a diesel heater should do the trick. Check out the one from Planar