Photo's of my 322 with its new muddies

**Homestar** · 27th April 2013, 08:32 PM

Originally Posted by healey88

So Anzac day i decided to install my UHF Radio. I bought a Uniden UH7760NB because all the controls are on the handset.
I tucked the radio in behind the glove box (small area behind there perfect for hiding things) and wired it up to the fuse box.
I then ran the cable to the handset behind the centre console out to the drivers side footwell and put the handset holder on the left side there.

Turned out really good, now i just have to tackle running the Antenna cable through the firewall into the radio.

Any suggestions??

I bought the same radio for the same reason.

. Mounted mine up top - see this thread - How to - "No Holes" CB Radio Installation

The antenna lead is fairly easy to get through the fire wall. There is a wiring boot beside the battery that you can get the wire through.

Cheers - Gav.

**healey88** · 24th June 2013, 10:42 AM

So I have had my second battery kit I bought from Drivesafe sitting in my garage for weeks. Finally had the time to install it with me Optima D34 yellow top battery.

If anyone wants to install a second battery into their L322 RR I definitely recommend Drivesafe's DT90 Kit, very easy and great instructions and install photos can be found here:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/projects-t...tallation.html

Here are some photo's

djt77 · 18th July 2013, 01:52 PM

Your RR looks great with those tyres on it, good move with the dual battery as well.

**Dougal** · 20th July 2013, 09:35 AM

What year and engine is your L322?
It looks great in that green with that rubber on it.

**healey88** · 25th July 2013, 04:31 PM

Originally Posted by Dougal

What year and engine is your L322?
It looks great in that green with that rubber on it.

Thanks mate! Its a 2003 with the 4.4L BMW V8 Petrol. I really like the engine. It sucks petrol (about 15L/100km on the highway) but it sounds amazing.

Originally Posted by djt77

Your RR looks great with those tyres on it, good move with the dual battery as well.

Cheers mate, yea the duel battery is great. Have a fridge in there nearly all the time now.

39high · 30th August 2013, 09:58 AM

Hi, just wondering where the side steps were scoured from, as I am experiencing hassles trying to find any off road accessories, mite try putting Toyota badges on and see if that works.

**BigJon** · 30th August 2013, 10:48 AM

Originally Posted by 39high

Hi, just wondering where the side steps were scoured from, as I am experiencing hassles trying to find any off road accessories, mite try putting Toyota badges on and see if that works.

They look to be the genuine ones.

**healey88** · 2nd September 2013, 08:21 PM

The side steps are factory fitted on this car. You can buy them direct from Land Rover but I'm not sure how much they cost

Originally Posted by 39high

Hi, just wondering where the side steps were scoured from, as I am experiencing hassles trying to find any off road accessories, mite try putting Toyota badges on and see if that works.

**CBH25** · 4th September 2013, 09:34 PM

hi Healy
Hope you don't mind me putting another look at an L322 with 32inch Mudders on.
The pic is with EAS on Access setting.
Mine are 275/65-18 like yours (Federal Couragia).

**healey88** · 5th September 2013, 03:54 PM

awesome to see more l322's going off road!
looks good CBH25

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