Embarrassment

It doesnt bother me for now so they can weight :p

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Originally Posted by drifter

Tony,

Be very careful buying anything from eBay Hong Kong or China. It all goes through the Hong Kong Post Office and they have recently introduced a scanning policy whereby EVERYTHING is now scanned. 'They' say it only adds a week to the shipping time but I am still waiting for stuff I bought at the start of September.

From the eBay website:

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I used to buy a lot of phones & car stereo's from china & hong kong used to be here in 4 days then it got to 4 weeks or longer ..I rarely buy from there now.. Buying from the states these days to takes weeks to get here. I'm waiting for a plate for my sparewheel to lift it higher so I can put the spare on . This week will be the second for waiting..Hoping it will get here this week though..Not holding my breath though..

Jason...could you build one of these for me out of your spares pile :angel:

Interesting bit near the end


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNwWf1r0HbA#t=103]Ghe-O RESCUE: WHY? - De ce este nevoie de Ghe-o RESCUE? - YouTube[/ame]

it is all in the tyres and maybe the bank account

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Originally Posted by jerryd

Jason...could you build one of these for me out of your spares pile :angel:

Interesting bit near the end


Ghe-O RESCUE: WHY? - De ce este nevoie de Ghe-o RESCUE? - YouTube

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That thing is AWESOME..

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Originally Posted by jerryd

Jason...could you build one of these for me out of your spares pile :angel:

Interesting bit near the end


Ghe-O RESCUE: WHY? - De ce este nevoie de Ghe-o RESCUE? - YouTube

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Crikey!!!!!:o

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Originally Posted by banjo

I used to buy a lot of phones & car stereo's from china & hong kong used to be here in 4 days then it got to 4 weeks or longer ..I rarely buy from there now.. Buying from the states these days to takes weeks to get here. I'm waiting for a plate for my sparewheel to lift it higher so I can put the spare on . This week will be the second for waiting..Hoping it will get here this week though..Not holding my breath though..

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I gave up buying from the US - too much effort - even my steering wheel cover took 6 weeks from the US.

Jason, what sort of plate are you getting for the spare?

My spare is mounted on the back door but when it is on there isn't enough clearance under the tyre to hitch the trailer on - and I can't shift the current plate any higher. I was looking at buying one of those swing-away mounts.

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Originally Posted by drifter

I gave up buying from the US - too much effort - even my steering wheel cover took 6 weeks from the US.

Jason, what sort of plate are you getting for the spare?

My spare is mounted on the back door but when it is on there isn't enough clearance under the tyre to hitch the trailer on - and I can't shift the current plate any higher. I was looking at buying one of those swing-away mounts.

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Bastard im hoping my order gets here this week..

This is the sparewheel re locator im getting . If the link doesn't go straight to the page click the discovery 94 to 98 & scroll down its in the last row..

British Parts of Utah-Land Range Rover Sport LR4 LR3 LR2 Discovery Defender Freelander Genuine OEM Accessories Parts

Spare Tire Relocator Kit for Land Rover Discovery

British Parts of Utah offers a Factory Genuine Aftermarket Parts for Discovery.

Part Number
Price
Description
Brand
Fit
RCRTRD1
$115
1 1/2" increase
Rover
Connection
Discovery I
RCRTRD2
$115
not compatible with PDC (park distance control)
Discovery II
RCRTRD3
$115
1 1/2" higher than RCRTRD2
(compatible with PDC, up to 34" diameter tires)
Discovery II

Online Installation Manuals:
For Discovery I
For Discovery II
All prices are in U.S. dollars. All transactions must be completed in U.S. dollars.
If you reside outside of the United States, please email for availability and shipping estimate.
Utah Residents: state and local sales tax will be added to your total at the time your order is processed.

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Spare Tire Relocator

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Britsh Parts of Utah offers a brand new product for relocating the spare tyre on the carrier on the rear of the Discovery I and II. The relocator works by slightly shifting the spare wheel up (by about 1 1/2") to clear the rear bumper, enabling the fitment of larger tyres.
The Kit comes with all the hardware you need for one of two install options. The first install would be a bolt-on method (no cutting required). The second install requires you to cut the factory wheel studs on the carrier (this is the recommended install). The product is machined from 1" 6061-T6 Aluminum plate and then black anodized for looks.

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1 1/2" highter mount
with 265/76/16 tire
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before
after
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still enough clearance to bumper
no interferance with wiper blade

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that one in pic the tyre is a 265 75 Mine are 285 75 .. **** hope it fits.. Should do my spare nearly fits now so should be fine..

Looks good.

I was looking at this one:
Land Rover Series 2A 3 Spare Wheel Carrier | eBay

It's what I want but I don't think it's strong enough - it looks a bit flimsy but the price is right :)