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YOLO110



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HueyGreen wrote:
Wheel Nuts Part Number shown on attached photo of parts box for those requesting it

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Many thanks mate Thumbs Up YOLO... You Only Live Once...
Post #480444 8th Dec 2015 9:15pm
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hw7905



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Finally, got my locking nut installed to the spare:

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Post #487589 1st Jan 2016 6:19pm
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ericvv



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hw7905 wrote:

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That's interesting mudflap braces you have there. Seems on front and back? Added by yourself, or is this another Hong Kong regulation, and JLR have to install these before delivery? Would be interesting to see a few close up pictures of those braces.
Eric You never actually own a Defender. You merely look after it for the next generation.
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Post #487693 2nd Jan 2016 5:37am
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hw7905



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Eric, I didnt notice that mine has extra mud flap braces. Maybe they are made in Hong Kong to meet some requirement I don't know.

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Rear 1:


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Rear 2:


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Post #488069 3rd Jan 2016 9:48am
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Birdy



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Love 'em! Crude and horrible and a typical LR bodge - sorry, I mean fix.

Which will rust first without pretty constant attention: these or the rear cross member which seems to have even thinner paint on it than mine came with?

Looks pretty though...

Peter
Post #488085 3rd Jan 2016 10:23am
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hw7905



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Thx for the compliment, Pete. I love the way they look also even though the quality is not high Razz

Btw, I dun quite understand why we need this kinda fix. To make the mud flap stiffer Question
Post #488093 3rd Jan 2016 10:38am
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YOLO110



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Must be all the off road jungle tracks you guys have to drive through to get to work! Laughing YOLO... You Only Live Once...
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