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STC8650GAL - Rear Cross Member – With Extensions – Galvanised

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Original price - Original price €400,00
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Rear Cross Member with extensions - the rearmost transverse structural member of the ladder-frame chassis. It ties the two main chassis rails together at the rear and carries the rear body mounts, tow fittings and rear suspension loads.

The integral extensions are the rear leg sections that continue forward onto the chassis rails, allowing the corrosion-prone rear end of the chassis to be renewed as a single assembly rather than in separate pieces. The component is hot-dip galvanised for corrosion resistance.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 90 1983-2006 — Rear crossmember with extensions. Fits 90 SWB only, Pre-TD5 models.
Alternative Codes
BR 3399SGSTC8650GALBR3399SGRTC6262ESTC8650

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Frequently asked questions

What is the rear cross member with extensions for?
The rear cross member is the rearmost transverse section of the Defender ladder chassis. It ties the two main chassis rails together and carries the rear body mounts, tow fittings and rear suspension loads. The integral extensions let you renew the corrosion-prone rear chassis as one galvanised assembly.
Which Land Rover does this galvanised rear cross member fit?
This rear cross member fits the Land Rover Defender 90 short wheelbase only, roughly 1983 to 2006. It is not the 110 or 130 crossmember. Check your chassis and body length before ordering, as the 90 section is shorter than the long wheelbase versions.
Is fitting a rear cross member a DIY job?
Fitting a rear cross member is usually a specialist job. It is a structural chassis repair that typically involves cutting out the old section and welding the new crossmember and extensions into place, so most owners have it done by a workshop with welding equipment.
How does STC8650GAL relate to STC8650 and RTC6262E?
STC8650GAL is the galvanised version of the STC8650 rear crossmember and cross-references the RTC6262E code. All three refer to the Defender 90 rear crossmember with extensions, so the galvanised STC8650GAL is the corrosion-resistant equivalent listed under those older part numbers.