Marmaduke
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You need to get it somewhere you couldn't get in a fiestamight even push my luck and go into longer grass up to the wheel rims
now i like that
that's what i'm really looking forward to in getting off the beaten track , along with now having a half decent landy
where abouts was the pic taken plse
Marmaduke
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Looking from Dolgellau behind up towards Bala, trying to recreate a previous visitnow i like that
that's what i'm really looking forward to in getting off the beaten track , along with now having a half decent landy
where abouts was the pic taken plse
freelance
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I was there in my late teens, the scenery hasn't changed in 40 years, good to see it again!Looking from Dolgellau behind up towards Bala, trying to recreate a previous visit
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Looking from Dolgellau behind up towards Bala, trying to recreate a previous visit
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that's a brilliant trick, managing to change land rover whilst driving
impressive
how many miles can u drive off road for, looks like an awesome place to visit, camping along the way
freelance
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Probably the one that still eludes me, rangie I guess
Marmaduke
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North and mid Wales will spoil you pal, that's actually not that far from the tarmac but there's some smashers up there, I prefer the scenic stuff more than the extreme stuff as it's my daily driver. Me and @danny6801 spent the day up there having a moochthat's a brilliant trick, managing to change land rover whilst driving
impressive
how many miles can u drive off road for, looks like an awesome place to visit, camping along the way
Marmaduke
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never been to wales , but have also heard the off roading is really good
that's the kind of off roading i would also like to do, taking in the scenery and not doing the more extreme lanes
as mines also a daily driver i want to look after it, being able to still drive off road and not wrecking it
should have mine all finished this year , so fingers crossed am hoping to see if i can tag along some time plse
Marmaduke
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No worries, try and get up there ever few months, some scratchy stuff there though, and I love the splashy stuff
No worries, try and get up there ever few months, some scratchy stuff there though, and I love the splashy stuff
scratchy , did u swear and say scratchy , aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, lol
a dandelion may scratch my paintwork u know
looks an awesome trip
chazadagreat
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id also be keen for a wales trip
Co-Pang-Yang
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Added a slightly larger cooler............
Dropped straight in and didn't even need to remove the rad
Made a hole..........
For this........
That'll be a full stainless turbo back system with no silencers
Dropped straight in and didn't even need to remove the rad
Made a hole..........
For this........
That'll be a full stainless turbo back system with no silencers
Co-Pang-Yang
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I am also looking for a front and rear camera setup.
Is a gps part just for a sat nav or is it so you can log position and speed in the event of a crash?
Chris
brian47
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The more expensive ones do have in-built GPS mapping which will log the various navigation factors at the time of an incident aka crash such as location, direction of travel, speed and so on.
However, the one which I've installed, at just under 40 quid doesn't have this GPS capability but it does have a little socket to enable connection to an external GPS device, which I don't have. I do however have a small HUD or "head-up display" unit which projects my speed as numbers onto the windscreen.
I thought this was what have you done to your discovery today. Maybe I'm in general chat?
biketeacherdave
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Fitte the rear camera to the unit, works well
brian47
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OK, I just did my weekly checks, walked around it, counted the wheels - found four, so none missing, all four were generally round so there's no air missing either.
Opened the bonnet, checked the fluid levels, horror of horrors, one needed topping up, so I filled the screenwash bottle, all good again. Closed the bonnet and locked the Disco again.
Checked the amount of dust and other crap on the bodywork, all washed off in last night's rain, so no need to visit the Polish car wash place.
Came in and made a cup of coffee.
All done 'til next time.
Marmaduke
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You're either deaf already or soon to be. I take it you haven't got air con if that's were your bigger intercooler fits?Added a slightly larger cooler............
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Dropped straight in and didn't even need to remove the rad
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Made a hole..........
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For this........
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That'll be a full stainless turbo back system with no silencers
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Co-Pang-Yang
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Ha ha she actually surprisingly quiet if you don't put your foot down, which my neighbours will be pleased with.
Yes no air con on the van. Just took the old cooler out, angled the rad towards the engine and the new cooler slid down between the rad and the slam panel
Yes no air con on the van. Just took the old cooler out, angled the rad towards the engine and the new cooler slid down between the rad and the slam panel
