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I'm sure that is coming. Lucky 8 has a few items that are not on their website that are already available. Keep watching their IG page.

275/60R20 Nitto Ridge Grappler Fit without any modifications on mine. I run them with the 1.5 Johnson Rods most of the time. DM me for pics, the files are too large to upload. Or follow me on IG @bo_shawn_palmer

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If you have any questions about the build please feel free to ask me. I will try my best to answer them. As shown here: 2020 First Edition, Expedition Rack, Raised Air Intake, Front underbody protection, Rear Tow Hooks, Fender Flares, Front and Rear Classic mud flaps, hood sticker, 275/60R20...

I was told to disconnect the battery which shuts the whole system down. After 3 days of battery disconnect on LR3 Drivers Front +.25 in Passenger Front -1 in Drivers Rear -1.25 in Passenger Rear -2.75 in What do you think my suspension issue is?

Because it isn't what we all know is a Defender. It is not based on a farm vehicle that you could take to war. It's built like all cars are built today, not made to last forever and be owner maintained.

He said less than 7 foot of height, which is what I was referring to. My rods are 1.5, so I realize I will never get access height lower than 1.5 above stock. It'll still get pretty low though. I think less than 7 feet for sure.

The blades on the rack are like the Thule blades, so they are not round. All the QF stuff I've seen is for round bars. The vehicle is great, plenty of room, great transmission and engine has tons of power. Everything wipes down and is made well. It's a great Discovery, but not a Defender, lol.

Sure you can, you just put the truck in access mode height and lock it there.

You're going to love it once you get any issues sorted out. Roof Drains...replace them....

I am looking for whatever mounting hardware Land rover used to mount various items to the OEM rack. They show the new Defender riding all over continents doing testing and I have the rack, but nobody knows what they used to mount all the gear on top. Any info would be appreciated.