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Posted: **Tue Feb 15, 2011 7:48 pm**

mazdamike wrote:

idl like to see a toyota out wheel this landy

and well
can a toyota do stand stills and fry 4 tyres??????? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xggUFITU ... re=related

That sure as hell aint no landy do'in the work in that vid!

(blows about as much hot air and smoke as the one we are on about here though :mrgreen:

)

Posted: **Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:39 pm**

looks like a LR sounds like a LR its a LR :lol:

Posted: **Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:44 pm**

but alas its not :evil:

ARMYGEDDON Team Army Vehicle Specifications
ARMYGEDDON
Vehicle

Land Rover 6x6

Custom-modified chassis by Starr Performance
Engine

7 L, C5R V8 block

LS6 Heads

Large Stainless Valves Port and Polished

Custom Blower CAM

Forged Blower Pistons

Custom Crank

Water-to-air intercooler

Supercharger—Custom Wipple Industries positive displacement intercooled twin-screw 3.3 L Starr

Starr Performance signature system
Transmission

Two-speed Powerglide with hardened input and output shafts, planetary gears and case

Torque Converter—3500 high stall

Transfer Case—custom-manufactured twin transfer case to provide three output drives
Drivetrain

Drive Shafts—custom-built chromemoly shafts with billet 1350 universals to suit

Differential—Nissan Patrol, 10.5-inch Crown Wheel with 37 Spline 40mm axles

Differential lockers—air-operated ARB locker, air-operated solenoids
Brakes

Brakes—4 Pot, billet aluminium, slotted race rotors

Brake line lockers—electronic solenoid-operated
Suspension Wheels and Tyres

Starr Performance design, custom design trailing 3 link with ‘A’ arm and coil oversuspension all round.

Display wheels—24-inch polished billet rims, 315 mm tyres
Special Controls

Control Box—custom-designed and built by Starr Performance to allow complete operator control of burnout options, including engage/disengage transfer case, differential and line lockers with built-in alarms. Allows one through to six-wheel drive.

Posted: **Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:58 pm**

not much landy left is there

Posted: **Wed Feb 16, 2011 8:48 pm**

as fj40pete would say if it carrys the badge thats what it is

Posted: **Wed Feb 16, 2011 8:52 pm**

only a landy would need that much modifying to be even remotly cool :roll:

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 7:33 am**

loving the gold landy thing.......i have just painted mine gold too, will post some pix soon. in the meantime i need some ideas for a personalised plate. so far my neighbour thinks "MEMBER" (as in gold member). my darling wife thinks "FLZGLD" (fools gold) is more appropriate. more ideas please and go the gold landys boooooy!

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 7:57 am**

Just saw a Honda Crossroad drive past. Initially i thought someone was trying to be funny by putting a Honda badge on Discovery, but thanks to google i found out it was a real vehicle.

Now that its a Honda does that make it more reliable? :mrgreen:

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 8:30 am**

nah it means it must have V-tec and be front wheel drive.

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 10:26 am**

flyingbrick wrote:nah it means it must have V-tec and be front wheel drive.

then it must have the seat on the floor, rails removed, a driver that does not know where the front of his head is to place the cap on the right way, big woofer that goes doff doff buzz doff doof buzzz and be all over the fuking road!!!!

pedro

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 1:52 pm**

Pedro wrote:
flyingbrick wrote:nah it means it must have V-tec and be front wheel drive.

then it must have the seat on the floor, rails removed, a driver that does not know where the front of his head is to place the cap on the right way, big woofer that goes doff doff buzz doff doof buzzz and be all over the fuking road!!!!

pedro

Imagine what would happen if u crossed a landy driver with a honda driver??

Would you get the above, but his head and wrongway fitting cap is firmly up his own "exaust"??

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 6:35 pm**

rotordogg wrote:
Pedro wrote:
flyingbrick wrote:nah it means it must have V-tec and be front wheel drive.

then it must have the seat on the floor, rails removed, a driver that does not know where the front of his head is to place the cap on the right way, big woofer that goes doff doff buzz doff doof buzzz and be all over the fuking road!!!!

pedro

Imagine what would happen if u crossed a landy driver with a honda driver??

Would you get the above, but his head and wrongway fitting cap is firmly up his own "exaust"??

Hahaha well done. that would be so embarising to be seen in a a Honda man YUK!

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 6:46 pm**

Honda crossroads were made in the same factory in the UK as normal discoverys, shipped to Japan and sold as Hondas

Posted: **Thu Feb 17, 2011 7:05 pm**

rotordogg wrote:Imagine what would happen if u crossed a landy driver with a honda driver??

Hes already on here :roll:

Posted: **Mon Mar 07, 2011 8:35 am**

Lost Jimny wrote:Just saw a Honda Crossroad drive past. Initially i thought someone was trying to be funny by putting a Honda badge on Discovery, but thanks to google i found out it was a real vehicle.

Now that its a Honda does that make it more reliable?

Most unreliable vehicle Honda never made :lol:

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