Discopaul111 · Jul 5, 2020

Hi everyone new to the forum got a freelander but love disco 2s looking to buy one and take it green laneing. Was wondering what if any upgrades I would need to do to it any suggestions would be helpful, definitely wanna get a winch what brand would people recommend?

neilly · Jul 5, 2020

Discopaul111 said:
Hi everyone new to the forum got a freelander but love disco 2s looking to buy one and take it green laneing. Was wondering what if any upgrades I would need to do to it any suggestions would be helpful, definitely wanna get a winch what brand would people recommend?

Welcome,

You may find the buying attachment useful on your search for a D2.

For greenlaning you should in theory get by without the need for a winch. However.

Winch wise, for the general greenlaning / P&P a 13500 Lbs Rhino or winchmax would do you OK, with Dyneema. You will also need a winch bumper , plus you will need to make sure the recovery points are good, and the D2 is known for having a high risk of manky rear chassis. The std towing point is a plough.

AT tyres, will see you OK.

The D2's also did not all come with a central difflock, so make sure to ignore the sticker in the dash and check if it has CDL ?, if it is in the tbox and you need the lever system or worst case you may want the tbox fittings and the lever.

Cheers

300bhp/ton · Jul 5, 2020

AT or MT tyres. Kinetic rope. Good (aka safe) recovery points. Mapping tools. And probably a friend to go with in a 2nd vehicle.

brianp38dse · Jul 5, 2020

Hello and welcome

Discopaul111 · Jul 6, 2020

That's great thanks for all the help I look into the CDl

Hippo · Jul 6, 2020

Welcome to the forum

dieseldog69 · Jul 6, 2020

Hello Paul.

Buy a Freelander 1 and fit a decent set of all terrain tyres on it, job done.

Oh and find some mates to joy ride with, nothing worse than getting stuck on your own in the middle of nowhere.

RangeRoller dt · Jul 6, 2020

Standard D2 will go most places your betterer off spending your money on getting it running tickity boo

Welcome

kermit_rr · Jul 6, 2020

Hi there and welcome!
Apart from a decent set of tyres, the best upgrade is experience, get out there and see what your car can do. Watch others then have a go yourself

Stanleysteamer · Jul 6, 2020

kermit_rr said:
Hi there and welcome!
Apart from a decent set of tyres, the best upgrade is experience, get out there and see what your car can do. Watch others then have a go yourself

Or go to a pay and play site, you'll learn fast and enjoy yourself in a safe and controlled way, allegedly!

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