This guy has been making stuff for the FL1 for some time now and has just bought himself an FL2 and is doing some R&D.
He has just produced the prototype lift kit and it reads fairly well.

The Muddy Mods R&D Dept. Has been busy for the last few days. This is the first prototype steel lift kit for the Freelander 2. It has a degree of camber correction designed into it. There is no need to disassemble the struts to fit it or elongate the holes in the front wings. I plan to fit it either over the weekend or early next week. I’ll be taking before and after measurements and pictures plus making various tests of CV running angles at full droop etc. Wheels and tyres to suit are being sorted for fitment next week. Keep checking back as this is the first of many new FL2/LR2 products to come from MuddyMods.

He has a Facebook page and I think a website too. REME .. Rough Engineering Made Easy

Next  FL2 MY10 TD4 GS traded in at 2 years
FL2 MY13 TD4 GS Current

And local, i believe Muddymods is based in Nottingham.

I'm quite excited at the prospect of them getting into FL2. They seem to have developed some solid stuff for the Hippo.

As per a previous post though, I would still be nervous of lifting an FL2 30mm but at least they seem to be doing their home work.

I like the look of their exhaust as the back box seems a lot more compact than the OEM.

https://www.facebook.com/MuddyMods/photos/...mp;theater https://www.instagram.com/halotuswiat/

The Muddy Mods demonstrator is going to Billing on Friday for its first public outing. No pictures are being released until then. It’ll be on the Freelander Owners Club stand all weekend.

After getting too excited I caved and posted pictures. Lifted and booted among other things.
https://www.facebook.com/237691186279992/posts/1676867202362376/