It's a tactical rovers bumper.

 

I like it! I cleaned all my tools and cleaned up/organized my storage building/work area. I can actually find all my tools and walk around now!

 

fixed my inop rear windows with this ECU solder fix..

"Repair a Land Rover Discovery electric window ECU to make the rear windows open again"



now it's not a sweat box in the back for children and animals. fresh air city here we come!

 

I use Frankenstien to pull two concrete mail box posts out of the ground. They were 4X4 concrete posts with a 24 inch diameter base that was 4 inches thick, and buried about a foot down.

 

Front lift is on, rear will go on tomorrow morning.


Also..im in the middle of rigging the driver seat back together. The mesh was torn and this is my fix. I'll see how long it lasts. I used Gorilla tape and this stuff is wicked strong. You'll see from the pictures how I went about it.

 

I tinted my tail lights and cut out the spongy layer underneath my carpet at the front

 

Pulled Y exhaust pipe to replace it with a new one. The guy who put the oxygen sensor connectors on top of the transmission should be shot multiple times and rot in hell forever.

 

What, you dont like removing your coil pack

 

Didn't bother. Put length of pipe up against each connector and knocked them loose with a hammer. Then I could reach them.

Interestingly, the RAVE shows them mounted to the firewall, and the studs for them are there but the wires don't reach that far.

 

Got these bad boys in the mail. Valved 90/100 with 200 psi of Nitrogen. Should ride WAY better than the 255/70 Bilstein 5150s on it right now. RTE shock mounts currently being modified to get the absolute most room I can for the 12" shock.