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Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Can't beat it in terms of capabilities!

You may notice a slight decrease in performance but nothing drastic. This is the normal life cycle of any battery though

Good products mate. I would trust their roof rack for sure

Cascadia 4x4 should be the company you are looking for

I go based on google reviews. I search for mechanics on google and go to the best one. it is usually oil and filters so I am not too worried

Can't beat Ikamper when it comes to this kind of stuff! https://ikamper.com/products/rtt-comfort/

I have been following Paul for a long time through 4xoverland and other videos he makes. I would say he is easily one of the most knowledgable overlanders out there. He's advice is great and seems to be a great person. Certainly one with many experiences

I have seen these before, they are mental!

Sadly I won't be able to make it this year. I hope you have a good time if you manage to head down!

Check out this old Rover. I can't help myself from wanting one. I know they can be horribly unreliable, but just the way they look makes up for it 😜

I am thinking of getting in ikamper tent but the area I tend to wheel in is full of branches and trees so the tent will have a lot of contact up there. Obviously I won't smash it into things but some thickish branches may come into contact with it. Are these things strong? I don't want to spend...

Old 300TDI Land Rover down on power. Why is this?

35s mate. You can easily fir them on a JL and they will hive you addition clearance off road. Put a 2 inch lift too and there are few places it won't be able to go

They are still very capable but again, on the rough stuff they struggle. There are companies that build them up which does make them very capable but you need a lot of money to do that

Charging Is one thing. Many people haven't though about how we will fix them. I'd imagine playing with wires isn't as simple as removing a few bolts on a normal truck

300TDI mate, not much power but I think it will be fine with 33s

So, I want to put larger tires on my Land Rover Discovery but the gearing will be an issues strait away. Does anyone have recommendations for aftermarket gearing and the price of a kit? Any links would be greatly appreciated!

They can handle it from what I know but I wouldn't push it too much. Somewhere around 250hp should be fine

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Yes they do. The reason they need one is because the have no relays; therefore if there I a short circuit somewhere the thing will burst into flames.