Dimensions of a Landrover 110 Steering Guard LWB

Dec 29, 2011 5 Replies

Hi,



What are the dimensions of a Landrover 110 Steering Guard LWB, I have had reports that there is a small size (I expect for a 90 but is to small for a 110 or does not offer full protection.


Any ideas ?


Hi,

I have found 2 so far with different dimensions which would be best for the 110 is questionable The question is what size fits the best the

89x42x8cm Or Height (mm): 38, Width (mm): 74, Depth (mm): 16, Weight (kg): 17

Any views ?

Remember 110 CSW LWB

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437B54STEERING GUARDS DEFENDER LHD GAL048 DEFENDER RHD GAL047 DISCOVERY I GAD045 CLASSIC RR GARS10

The steering guards are manufactured from lightweight, strong, 8mm thick aluminum. The steering guards bolt directly onto existing chassis points.

Packed Dimensions: 89x42x8cm

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Steel Steering Guard RHD Product Code: TF840R Product Title: DEF 90, 110 and 130 Steering Guards Fitment Info: Defender 90,110 and 130 steering guards - Steel RHD Height (mm): 38 Width (mm): 74 Depth (mm): 16 Weight (kg): 17

There is no difference in steering guards for the 90,110 or 130. Everything forward of the bulkhead is the same in each model. I would suggest getting one with built in recovery points and it should be galvanised or aluminium. You get what you pay for - so the cheaper they are the less likely they are to do the job and last.

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Hi Paul,

Thank you for adding your comments Are there any youtube guildes for fitting a steering guard what fittings and mountings are used to attach a guard ? Any tips or things to look out for ?

Regards

Hi, I don't know of any videos, but all the ones I have seen etc: come with full fitting instructions and any necessary bolts etc. Most of them are easily fitted with a normal tool set. Sometimes a helping hand is useful as they can be fairly heavy. Check here for all things Defender - very helpful site:

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