Thread: Big Lap Review

That was a really good honest review.

Professionally weighed is all well and good, we got the car and van done one year apart with the same people at Mt Isa... official results via email after the fact,,
the car weighed 300kg more the second time around..
The front car axle weighed 100kg more???
WTF??

As Slunnie said,great honest review.
In fact all their vids have been good.

He mentions it's still under warranty a couple of times, which sort of hints they don't have full confidence in the vehicle and may sell it once the warranty runs out.

Good Morning

At approximately 22.20 minuntes thru the video it shows a mount for a UHF microphone.

Can't quite make out brand has any one got any ideas or knows where to purchase.

Could not find via google search.

Thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by chuck

Good Morning

At approximately 22.20 minuntes thru the video it shows a mount for a UHF microphone.

Can't quite make out brand has any one got any ideas or knows where to purchase.

Could not find via google
Thanks in advance.

Looks like these:

Dashmount for Land Rover Defender Year(s): 20-24

I have two of these....very sturdy

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

Professionally weighed is all well and good, we got the car and van done one year apart with the same people at Mt Isa... official results via email after the fact,,
the car weighed 300kg more the second time around..
The front car axle weighed 100kg more???
WTF??

Surely the Weights and Measures Act applies!

The Standard of Weights and Measures Act, 1976 was enacted to establish standards of weights and measures, to regulate inter-state trade or commerce in weights, measures and other goods which are sold or distributed by weight, measure or number, and to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.

Someone had their finger on the scale!

Originally Posted by scarry

As Slunnie said,great honest review.
In fact all their vids have been good.

He mentions it's still under warranty a couple of times, which sort of hints they don't have full confidence in the vehicle and may sell it once the warranty runs out.

Christian on YouTube LR Time talks about the three phases of failure. The new Defender is still in the shake-down phase. Hopefully, the five-year warranty will pick up the fundamental problems. The test then will be how effective the regular maintenance phase will be before the last wearing-out phase rears its ugly head.

Originally Posted by one_iota

Christian on YouTube LR Time talks about the three phases of failure. The new Defender is still in the shake-down phase. Hopefully, the five-year warranty will pick up the fundamental problems. The test then will be how effective the regular maintenance phase will be before the last wearing-out phase rears its ugly head.

A link would be good,a search didn’t reveal anything.