You will drive yourself crazy trying to stop all the leaks. Just make sure you keep all the fluid levels topped off. Make sure the transfer case has been seviced, I went with a heavier weight oil 85-140 helped slow down the leak. Use a small 3/8s ratchet with a 3/8s to 1/2 adapter and a 4" 1/2" extension to unscrew the fill plug. Make sure you can loosen the fill plug before you drop the oil out of the transfer case. FWIW those leaks don't look bad.

 

Sorry I didn't get back to you. I actually purchased the Magnaflow cats off of ebay.

Current listing.
1999 2004 Land Rover Discover 4L Cats Magnaflow Direct Fit Catalytic Converter | eBay

Also.. the cat back was bought on ebay as well. Both are a real nice quality product as far as I am concerned.

 

Thank you all! I'm liking the idea of the magnaflow more and more. I definitely want to get rid of that annoying exhaust leak. One last question haha..How is the sound and noise level inside the cab? Is it droning at highway speeds?

 

It does drone a little, mostly on acceleration. Maybe I don't notice it. I've had it on there for a while now. It can be difficult to tell over all the other noises I listen for and listen to. Then there is the wind noise when the windows are open... the sound at the tailpipe is very muscular. Never heard anything sound like it does. Did you ever find the youtube videos?

 

Yes, I keep watching them haha, it's very appealing and unique. I was just wondering about the cab sound, which I assume isn't too bad. I have a voyager roof rack so I'm sure that'll make more noise at 60mph then the exhaust drone. There's a good chance I'll pick up the full exhaust this summer or within the next year at latest. Until then, I'll jeep replaying your videos haha, thank you again!

 

Not a problem. Enjoy