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When I see pics of a rover off road, it looks like it should be there. ... but these?...
Do I look like a land rover yet?
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Me too. Then again, I am just a little biased.I know the captions were a bit unfair and biased... but I want you to stick around.![]()
I loved reading through this thread - thanks!!!I've now beat my self up over this subject. I've researched both vehicles extensively, sat-in and studied the LC200, oxed the LR4 for the last 3 years, and through all of my research, I really think that the comparison of the two vehicles is like the ford vs. chevy debate. Both vehicles have pros and cons and those in each camp like what they like. Being a LR guy, the photo captions above made me smile, but was also pretty unfair. I really think that the LC200 modded like we're doing to the LR4 is a bad ass looking vehicle. I might have stated this before, but to me its like the jeep JK, out of the show room, it looks like a mail truck, but 3", new wheels, new tires, and it suddenly looks like a beast. As a matter of fact, all three are like that. I see lots of soccer moms in LR4s stock out of the show room and it always sickens me a little to think that my machine is the same vehicle. Anyway, right now I'm 95% percent on the Land Rover side of the decision, leaving me with the secondary decision on whether to keep my early 11 or trade for a new and late 13. on that one, I'm about 75% on keeping mine to see what the 15 or 16 looks like. I just sold my Audi S4 this weekend, so my date wheels are gone. I'm going to have to commit one way or another.
I did find one great thread over at the Expedition Portal forum which had some really swaying testimonies. If you're interested, check it out here.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/for...e-from-an-LR-3-4-to-a-200-series-Land-Cruiser
If I'm going to keep my 11, I do need to make a few changes before Overland Expo. I'm running 275/55/20s on Redbourne Dukes with Johnson Rods + 20mm on the GAP. It still rubs a little and all the rubber on the ground makes it feel a little sluggish. I make take a mulligan and order the compros and put 32's on. That should allow me to remove the johnsons and run at about +50 on the GAP which would give a better ride. This is a rant fo another thread, but thanks to all of you who have given your thoughts. Sometimes my decisions make sense and sometimes its just the ADD talking.