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Other Range Rover Dragon Challenge
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tarphenry
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very good ,would like to see a p38 do it
davidsmith1307
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Can you imagine trying to get the recovery truck up there?
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Can you imagine trying to get the recovery truck up there?
Why would you need a recovery truck? He said P38 not Freelander.
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No worse than the roads round here.
SpanishTony
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I imagine it feels a bit like when you are driving on the bump stops when the EAS fails
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You got to see the full video. He climbs a longer one with an angle of 45 degrees.
Funny thing is it's a 2.0 ltr plug in hybrid.
Funny thing is it's a 2.0 ltr plug in hybrid.
You got to see the full video. He climbs a longer one with an angle of 45 degrees.
Funny thing is it's a 2.0 ltr plug in hybrid.
they used a V8 as well, did sound nice , lol
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Trench Rat
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Very impressive!
I want to see them do it in a series 1.
I have 12 hour shifts to kill so watching that would soak up some time.
I want to see them do it in a series 1.
I have 12 hour shifts to kill so watching that would soak up some time.
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I actually think seeing the planning on how they decided the optimum speed and worked out what was safe or not would be as interesting as the finished film.
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Bit of useless info , tyres were supposed to be Goodyear Duratracs
Not useless info. at all, plenty of vehicles would have the power/torque to climb that degree of slope, but at the end of the day it's traction that counts.
nb: it's not as if it's never been done before either, during WW2 a certain officer in the Paras. drove a jeep up the staircase of a stately home (Highlands House in Essex) allegedly whilst under the influence
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