This won't fit my D1 will it?
Land Rover Winch bumper Rocksliders

 

It's doubtful. Even if it did its a Bottorf so the quality is always a concern. Not to mention its ugly as all get out.

The nerfs on those sliders are no good. They're only connected at the ends. The nerfs will bend in and/or up very easily when put to the test.

Also, if I'm not mistaken that seller is of questionable integrity. Check out this thread and decide for yourself.
Winch Bumper - DiscoWeb Message Boards

 

I'm not reading all of that hahaha seems like an online royal rumble.. and Nate is 19237912730132 to 1 :P

Well I heard and read up on the Bottorf incident. So guy scams people of money, runs off to Italy and Florida. And suit action happens to prevent it, not get anybodies money back.

I agree, the guy is a D**che. But, if his stuff is cheap now, and it works then why not. But then again, I haven't beem screwed over by the guy. So don't think any less of me guys..

 

You are partially correct. Any of his stuff is better than stock. I actually have his sliders with nerfs and rear bumper. The rear bumper has a couple design flaws but it has held up really well and taken a bunch of hits. The nerf on one of my sliders was pushed up last weekend, and mine are connected at a few spots in the middle too.
I really dislike his front bumper though. It is really ugly and kills the approach angle. In general it shows his lack of imagination and poor design skill.

 

That is a standard DI front bumper with the airdam trimmed and the OEM brushguard, I have no idea what the D-rings are attached to as the OEM brushguard is not strong enough to yank on.

 

Yeah, but it looks cool! It'll look really cool as its hurtling at your face when it breaks loose.

 

if I get the tf202 suspension kit will that be enough, to counter balance the weight, for a winch bumper and winch and maybe future rack? The reason I ask is bc its about $230 cheaper than others

terrafirma +2" medium load life:

TF202 Medium load suspension kit includes a pair of TF116 and TF117 shocks and a pair of TF018 and TF023V coil springs.

 

Possibly, but some HD slings would be better. An aftermarket bumper, skid, and winch with steel cable could easily push 200lbs. You'll want some stiff springs to counter that increased load.

 

OME is probably the most tested and best way to go for $730 I bet?

 

It's not the brand so much as it is the spring rating. OME has lighter rated springs as well as well as heavier rated ones. All of RoverTym's springs are HD, if I recall correctly.