Bowler's Extreme Land Rover Defender Is All Set For Adventures

by AutoExpert   |  30 June, 2022

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Bowler is pleased to announce the launch of their new Extreme tuning program for classic Land Rover Defenders. The Extreme package, which is available on Defender 90, 110, and 130 models, provide the car with a tough appearance as well as better off-road performance.

The differences are instantly noticeable since the Land Rover Defenders come fitted with a Fast Road suspension upgrade that adds 2 inches of height. Additionally, the company installs expanded wheel arches that assist hide 16-inch Beadlock wheels with 35-inch BFGoodrich rubber.

Land Rover Defender

The Land Rover Defender models also come with an exterior roll cage, recovery points, and a light front bumper. Additional notable features include a Bowler rear step kit, rock sliders, and LED lighting components. 

Drivers will discover Recaro seats, a MOMO steering wheel, and black Bowler shifters within the upgraded interior. Furthermore, the company adds a headliner made of Alcantara, more soundproofing, and an Alpine infotainment system with GPS.

Land Rover Defender

A racing intercooler and an ECU remap are part of the Stage 2 performance package under the hood. Although it didn't provide many details, the company did mention that the package boosts power and torque. For instance, this Defender 110 produces 175 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque.

Land Rover Defender

There is also a Bowler massive brake system. It includes four-piston calipers and bigger discs measuring 13.1 inches in front and 11.7 inches in the rear. These one-of-a-kind Land Rover Defenders will be crafted exclusively at the customer's request, and only a limited quantity will be produced each year. The pricing is based on a range of different criteria.

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