caravan doctor · Apr 3, 2009

Norbet said:
Personally I wouldn't class 80 (where the limit is 70) as overly excessive so not sure why anyone's got upset
Try the wheel balancing it won't cost much - see how you go from there.

you know what its like on the forums tho, somebodys says somat simple, and you just wait for it to start:doh:

chromiumuk · Apr 3, 2009

Dann said:
These vehicles were never designed as high speed cruisers.

Know what you mean, but they cruise so effortlessly, you'd think they were............well compared to a tractor

jagx400 · Apr 6, 2009

Why cant anyone on this forum give a sensible reply, Try asking here Land Rover UK Forums - Powered by vBulletin a lot more sensible. Take a look at the rear diff mount, that cured mine

Darmain · Apr 6, 2009

Actually Jodsclass, if your FL is like mine then the speedo reads 16% high, so you were actually doing 69 MPH. No problem.

Worf · Apr 7, 2009

jagx400 said:
Why cant anyone on this forum give a sensible reply, Try asking here Land Rover UK Forums - Powered by vBulletin a lot more sensible. Take a look at the rear diff mount, that cured mine

Because some of the girls on here just love waving their handbags about, and the mods just let it happen.

Jodsclass · Apr 7, 2009

Darmain said:
Actually Jodsclass, if your FL is like mine then the speedo reads 16% high, so you were actually doing 69 MPH. No problem.

Noticed that on the way back from London on Sunday. On the M1 Speedo said 78MPH and sat Nav said 66MPH. So I infact wasn't speeding, and the judder continues. I think it may be the side steps causing abit of it so going to take them off.

Cmdr_Keen · Apr 7, 2009

Could be the tires. I used to have Bridgestone Duellers and my freelander went fine at 80mph. Since I've switched to Goodyear Wranger AT/R's there's significant more vibration at high speeds. That's the price you pay for better offroad capabilities...

Jodsclass · Apr 7, 2009

Cmdr_Keen said:
Could be the tires. I used to have Bridgestone Duellers and my freelander went fine at 80mph. Since I've switched to Goodyear Wranger AT/R's there's significant more vibration at high speeds. That's the price you pay for better offroad capabilities...

I've got the Goodyear Wranglers on mine, that could explain it then.

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