nosnarb’s 2003 Land Rover Freelander

Where I'm Headed: Where I'm at: Heres my '03 Land Rover Freelander SE3. I bought this vehicle from Land Rover of Frisco Texas as a certified used car so I get a pretty good extended warranty. unfortunately this will also drive what changes I can make to the vehicle without voiding its warranty. Im looking to make this thing sort of like a crossover SUV but without sacrificing too much of the offroad capabilities. Ive been driving the SE3 around for a couple of weeks now with the top off but it has started to get too hot out and so the hardtop goes back on. I do have a "shower cap" for the freebie but it doesnt have rear or side windows so driving around with it is less than ideal. guess im going to have to invest in a soft top for it. Mods: First and foremost the 17" trispoke wheels have gotta go so im looking for some 20 x 8.5 wheels with 35mm offset and 255/35-20 tires To go along with the new wheels and tires im tracking down a set of Eibach Pro-Kit Springs Other Items: B&B Performance Cold Air Intake (assuming it is truely a cold air intake) Freeflow catalytic converter and muffler Powerchip performance ECU HID Xenon headlights and side marker lights Land Rover fog light kit Headlight and tail light guards Rubber mat for cargo area loadspace cover Drawtite 2" reciever hitch and wiring kit bike rack for 2" hitch The existing Harmon Kardon sound system is pretty good for a factory stereo so im planning on doing some mods to it to get the best sound possible from it: DYNOMAT around speaker locations install 100uf capacitor on the positive leads of the door speakers isolate the doors map pockets from the door skin with RTV and weather stripping remove the plastic baffle from the factory subwoofer and replace with polyfil or insulation Down the road I may look at replacing the factory speakers with some component speakers, doing a custom subwoofer install in the cargo area, and replacing the headunit with a cd/dvd player with a flip up screen and a navigation system oh yeah cant forget my Yeti FRO :) Cheers!!

Where I'm Headed: Where I'm at: Heres my '03 Land Rover Freelander SE3. I bought this vehicle from Land Rover of Frisco Texas as a certified used car so I get a pretty good extended warranty. unfortunately this will also drive what changes I can make to the vehicle without voiding its warranty. Im looking to make this thing sort of like a crossover SUV but without sacrificing too much of the offroad capabilities. Ive been driving the SE3 around for a couple of weeks now with the top off but it has started to get too hot out and so the hardtop goes back on. I do have a "shower cap" for the freebie but it doesnt have rear or side windows so driving around with it is less than ideal. guess im going to have to invest in a soft top for it. Mods: First and foremost the 17" trispoke wheels have gotta go so im looking for some 20 x 8.5 wheels with 35mm offset and 255/35-20 tires To go along with the new wheels and tires im tracking down a set of Eibach Pro-Kit Springs Other Items: B&B Performance Cold Air Intake (assuming it is truely a cold air intake) Freeflow catalytic converter and muffler Powerchip performance ECU HID Xenon headlights and side marker lights Land Rover fog light kit Headlight and tail light guards Rubber mat for cargo area loadspace cover Drawtite 2" reciever hitch and wiring kit bike rack for 2" hitch The existing Harmon Kardon sound system is pretty good for a factory stereo so im planning on doing some mods to it to get the best sound possible from it: DYNOMAT around speaker locations install 100uf capacitor on the positive leads of the door speakers isolate the doors map pockets from the door skin with RTV and weather stripping remove the plastic baffle from the factory subwoofer and replace with polyfil or insulation Down the road I may look at replacing the factory speakers with some component speakers, doing a custom subwoofer install in the cargo area, and replacing the headunit with a cd/dvd player with a flip up screen and a navigation system oh yeah cant forget my Yeti FRO :) Cheers!!

Where I'm Headed: Where I'm at: Heres my '03 Land Rover Freelander SE3. I bought this vehicle from Land Rover of Frisco Texas as a certified used car so I get a pretty good extended warranty. unfortunately this will also drive what changes I can make to the vehicle without voiding its warranty. Im looking to make this thing sort of like a crossover SUV but without sacrificing too much of the offroad capabilities. Ive been driving the SE3 around for a couple of weeks now with the top off but it has started to get too hot out and so the hardtop goes back on. I do have a "shower cap" for the freebie but it doesnt have rear or side windows so driving around with it is less than ideal. guess im going to have to invest in a soft top for it. Mods: First and foremost the 17" trispoke wheels have gotta go so im looking for some 20 x 8.5 wheels with 35mm offset and 255/35-20 tires To go along with the new wheels and tires im tracking down a set of Eibach Pro-Kit Springs Other Items: B&B Performance Cold Air Intake (assuming it is truely a cold air intake) Freeflow catalytic converter and muffler Powerchip performance ECU HID Xenon headlights and side marker lights Land Rover fog light kit Headlight and tail light guards Rubber mat for cargo area loadspace cover Drawtite 2" reciever hitch and wiring kit bike rack for 2" hitch The existing Harmon Kardon sound system is pretty good for a factory stereo so im planning on doing some mods to it to get the best sound possible from it: DYNOMAT around speaker locations install 100uf capacitor on the positive leads of the door speakers isolate the doors map pockets from the door skin with RTV and weather stripping remove the plastic baffle from the factory subwoofer and replace with polyfil or insulation Down the road I may look at replacing the factory speakers with some component speakers, doing a custom subwoofer install in the cargo area, and replacing the headunit with a cd/dvd player with a flip up screen and a navigation system oh yeah cant forget my Yeti FRO :) Cheers!!

Where I'm Headed: Where I'm at: Heres my '03 Land Rover Freelander SE3. I bought this vehicle from Land Rover of Frisco Texas as a certified used car so I get a pretty good extended warranty. unfortunately this will also drive what changes I can make to the vehicle without voiding its warranty. Im looking to make this thing sort of like a crossover SUV but without sacrificing too much of the offroad capabilities. Ive been driving the SE3 around for a couple of weeks now with the top off but it has started to get too hot out and so the hardtop goes back on. I do have a "shower cap" for the freebie but it doesnt have rear or side windows so driving around with it is less than ideal. guess im going to have to invest in a soft top for it. Mods: First and foremost the 17" trispoke wheels have gotta go so im looking for some 20 x 8.5 wheels with 35mm offset and 255/35-20 tires To go along with the new wheels and tires im tracking down a set of Eibach Pro-Kit Springs Other Items: B&B Performance Cold Air Intake (assuming it is truely a cold air intake) Freeflow catalytic converter and muffler Powerchip performance ECU HID Xenon headlights and side marker lights Land Rover fog light kit Headlight and tail light guards Rubber mat for cargo area loadspace cover Drawtite 2" reciever hitch and wiring kit bike rack for 2" hitch The existing Harmon Kardon sound system is pretty good for a factory stereo so im planning on doing some mods to it to get the best sound possible from it: DYNOMAT around speaker locations install 100uf capacitor on the positive leads of the door speakers isolate the doors map pockets from the door skin with RTV and weather stripping remove the plastic baffle from the factory subwoofer and replace with polyfil or insulation Down the road I may look at replacing the factory speakers with some component speakers, doing a custom subwoofer install in the cargo area, and replacing the headunit with a cd/dvd player with a flip up screen and a navigation system oh yeah cant forget my Yeti FRO :) Cheers!!

Where I'm Headed: Where I'm at: Heres my '03 Land Rover Freelander SE3. I bought this vehicle from Land Rover of Frisco Texas as a certified used car so I get a pretty good extended warranty. unfortunately this will also drive what changes I can make to the vehicle without voiding its warranty. Im looking to make this thing sort of like a crossover SUV but without sacrificing too much of the offroad capabilities. Ive been driving the SE3 around for a couple of weeks now with the top off but it has started to get too hot out and so the hardtop goes back on. I do have a "shower cap" for the freebie but it doesnt have rear or side windows so driving around with it is less than ideal. guess im going to have to invest in a soft top for it. Mods: First and foremost the 17" trispoke wheels have gotta go so im looking for some 20 x 8.5 wheels with 35mm offset and 255/35-20 tires To go along with the new wheels and tires im tracking down a set of Eibach Pro-Kit Springs Other Items: B&B Performance Cold Air Intake (assuming it is truely a cold air intake) Freeflow catalytic converter and muffler Powerchip performance ECU HID Xenon headlights and side marker lights Land Rover fog light kit Headlight and tail light guards Rubber mat for cargo area loadspace cover Drawtite 2" reciever hitch and wiring kit bike rack for 2" hitch The existing Harmon Kardon sound system is pretty good for a factory stereo so im planning on doing some mods to it to get the best sound possible from it: DYNOMAT around speaker locations install 100uf capacitor on the positive leads of the door speakers isolate the doors map pockets from the door skin with RTV and weather stripping remove the plastic baffle from the factory subwoofer and replace with polyfil or insulation Down the road I may look at replacing the factory speakers with some component speakers, doing a custom subwoofer install in the cargo area, and replacing the headunit with a cd/dvd player with a flip up screen and a navigation system oh yeah cant forget my Yeti FRO :) Cheers!!