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Rear step finished
My first Land Rover (disco 1 off road project)
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Good to see you've replaced the tyres... if I was picking one up that's been sat for 3 year's i'd be replacing the belts and all the fluids and filters as well
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Just passed MOT and with flying colours, no advisories so now it's time to get this little project on the road
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Done fuel,air filter will give a oil change within the first week of being on the road and will also change auto box filter and oil soon along with axles just so I have trouble free motoring
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Trouble free motoring? Discovery? I didnt realise these two things were compatible!
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Well I guess neither of you have owned a classic mini? This will be more reliable if it keeps going for a week lol
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Tyres look a bit close the body at the front, or is it just me?
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I guess they are close but they don't scrub even on a bit of the rough ground but won't fully know until I try it on the woods this weekend
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Take it easy to start with otherwise you might start clawing at your bodywork with your tyres
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No I don't have any on it yet and I think this pic is a bad angle or something because it appears to have a fair rake to it where it's pretty level in real. Do you think it is necessary for me to get castor correct for just a 2" lift?
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Thanks for the heads up I will do as I really don't want to damage a nearly pristine body work through stupidity lol and I bet it's a nightmare to try and tig that thin alloy body
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This is an enjoyable read.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/thinking-of-lifting-your-landy-read-this-first.66840/
Cheers
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/thinking-of-lifting-your-landy-read-this-first.66840/
Cheers
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Thanks for that I have just read it and I also read somewhere on the net that a 2" lift was not that bad on stock stuff but would benefit from d2 double cardinals and castor correct but il do these in the near future, the truck needed new suspension anyway as it was all sagging lopsided so I put the lift on live and learn I guess lol as things start failing now il upgrade the other bits to correct it aswell.
Many thanks for the link though
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