Que dire de plus? Vidéo très bien filmée, dans une belle région, avec un très beau 4x4 piloté par un bon conducteur !!! Le mus quoi!!!!! De plus, contrairement à beaucoup de vidéos qui traînent sur RUclips, tu n'as pas commis l'erreur d'y adjoindre une musique qui aurait masquée et étouffée le son du moteur ainsi que les bruits du 4x4 évoluant en sous bois! Un sans faute, bravo, et bonne continuation!
Vraiment superbe cette vidéo, continu ;) Très bien filmé, bonne qualité, beaux passages !! Et je suis surpris de voir le land passer certains obstacles Oo En bref continu c'est parfait ;)
One question B: Did you use in this video 235/85 with 30 mm spacers? Any rubbing in the wheelarches? Any pannel cuts needed? Any improvement to the steering range side to side? Thanks a lot. Good video as always. Cheers. David
Hi David. 235/85r16 on sock rims without spacers. no rubbing at all. Then I went with steelies, 30mm offset, and there was some rubbing on front bumper & rear wheel archs. Cheers, Baptiste
Thanks for the info! Really awesome to see you using the D2 how it was meant to be used! I miss my 99... I wish they had sold the TD5 in the US. So jealous of that engine!
B33GFT. If I'm not wrong, traction control and cdl don't work toghether due to a wire that indicates to ECU when cdl is activated. This happens when you activate cdl with the engine running. But if you activate the cdl with the engine off, you will "lie" to the ECU and it won't disconnect TC and you'll have everything on. Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong.
TC and CDL work very well on my 2001 D2 V8 petrol (US spec) until you turn of the engine with CDL engaged. Then both ABS and TC are disabled until you switch off CDL and turn off the engine again.
Did I say this??? It’s the oposite way. They work perfectly together. You can use that cable I said to trick it so you always have traction control active even if you stall or stop engine and start it again with cdl engaged. M With cdl you’ll notice the TC works a lot less. And you can combine cdl, tc and also install lockers in the axles, being them manual full locking diff lockers or partially locking diff lockers. Everything will work fine together. Cheers
Hello. Please tell me what is better Discovery 2 or Defender . I'm from Russia, and consider these two cars. Who is more reliable, more comfortable, who is better off-road ? Discovery 2 is the same as the Defender is simply more convenient or not ? If I love to travel, who would be better for these goals ? Diesel reliable Discovery td5 ? How much is the maintenance per year ? What is your fuel consumption on Discovery 2 ? Locking center differential enough, or you need to put the lock in the axles ? If you were given the choice between Defender and Discovery 2 what choice do ? If you take the car for travelling for 3-4 people , and travel will be the roads which car is better to take ? Whether it is convenient for rear passengers to go 1000 miles ? And the truth is that the body is entirely of aluminum or not ? Or maybe some parts are not aluminum and what ? Thanks for the reply and sorry for my English
Hi Plamya, I would say every thing depend of your budget. Defender is twice expensive as the disco 2. From stock, defender is better due to the high bumpers clearance, tires etc. But if you take a D2 and upgrade it as mine, it will be as good as a modified defender, everything depends of the terrain, driver... If you get a D2, invest in a CDL, it performs very well with the Electronic Traction Control and will be enough. Mine only has central diff lock in this video. TD5 is a good engine if you take care of it, 11L/100KM for road use with mud tires. Body is in alloy.
The budget is not important, I'll pick a used car. The question is who is more reliable , whose spare parts are cheaper. For travel which car is better suited. What is more reliable and will not fail at the right time. You have frosts are apparently behaves like a diesel in this weather ? And the fact that the Defender was produced until 2016 , and the Disco finished to release in 2004 , says probably that spare parts for the Disco are smaller and they are less common than on the Defender. Maybe even cheaper Defender and you can find them anywhere in the world. Know about the patency of the Disco just for the Camel Trophy, although there was and Defender. But for some reason the defender did until 2016,and the new disco are not as reliable and plastic everything and a lot of electronics. But that's when you start talking about SUVs full now only remember about the Defender, Mercedes-Benz G, Toyota Land Cruiser , our UAZ , but do not say why is it on Disco 2 . Why ? Maybe you have in Europe other conversations and opinions than we have. We have Disco is considered a full-fledged SUV, but it is less popular than the above listed cars. As in Russia, are considered cool these cars and they are more popular in conversations than Disco 2. Is it just us, or around the world ? Disco 2 underrated car from us or everywhere ? Sat back today in the Disco 2 . Little room for feet. I think if I buy it, will it be possible to move 20cm back seat, put the other to the rear passengers easier.
Hello. I think it depends on what you will do with it. As a stock car, defender is better off road initially(clearance, angles, tires...) and disco 2 is better on road and for long trips(confortable at 120-140 in highway with a lot less noise, vibration, etc than defender). Gear box ratio is longer as well in the disco 2(being the td5 or td4 in the defender if I'm mot wrong with this last one). In the other side, defender is bigger so it's got more space for people and goods, bit more unconfortable.
If you plan to do trips with a lot of onroad and soft "easy/medium" offroad, go for a disco 2, tune it up to 170-180 hp, EGR and middle exhaust out and enjoy. Bigger A/T tires would make it even easier. TC works awesome in this car. If you go on road and medium to harder offroad, go for a disco 2 and put snorkel(wading kit)+2" springs and shocks, "big tires" in rims with a bit of offset, bumpers, CDL, I mean, the normal 2nd step to tune up this car and enjoy it.
If you do full weight and people on road trips but you don't care being a bit more unconfortable(noise, etc..) and medium to harder off road or hard off road and you spend more time off road than on road(except for these trips with some on road), maybe you could go for a defender and "suffer" it onroad to ENJOY its benefits offroad.
Transsmission Awesome same here. I don't know if you're on the Land Rover discovery owners International page on Facebook But I have a decent build and kept my SLS.
![#30 Defender, Rover, Disco - [Rocks & Mud]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ieZd-Ux6g2c/mqdefault.jpg)
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Que dire de plus?
Vidéo très bien filmée, dans une belle région, avec un très beau 4x4 piloté par un bon conducteur !!! Le mus quoi!!!!!
De plus, contrairement à beaucoup de vidéos qui traînent sur RUclips, tu n'as pas commis l'erreur d'y adjoindre une musique qui aurait masquée et étouffée le son du moteur ainsi que les bruits du 4x4 évoluant en sous bois!
Un sans faute, bravo, et bonne continuation!
L'angoisse totale :)
En tout cas tu à l'air de maîtriser totalement la situation du debut à la fin...
Classe man !
Great off road driving no monster tires and lift...just pure skills...
Don't need that much.Thank you.
nice bit of offloading. nice truck love em
She sounds sweet! Looks fun where you are 👍
Thanks, yes it was lot of fun ! :)
Punaise bravo l’artiste la c’était vraiment de l’extrême off road chapeau bas 🙏
salut "BRAVO PAPA". Ces pneux sont vraiment impressionnants !!! eric
Merci Eric ! Je n'avais pas fait le lien ! ;)
Doing well with those less than off road tires !! Great work!
Compliquer cette partie en sous bois .un seul véhicule mais un treuil et bon conducteur +le disco= ça va bien👍👍👍
Very good car control
Another awesome vid....car's still going strong!
Ouf ! J’adore ! Bonne maîtrise :)
Merci Justin ! 😉
like the way he leaves the camera man the other side of the river
Haha, he had to swim !
Une Passion ; Un Land ! Ne s'explique pas ; Elle se Vit !
Elle se transmet aussi ! 😃
Oui bien sur c'est une évidence ! et je rejoins cette analyse .....c'est tout simplement génial !
Great video as usual!!!!
nice video, I also recently bought a disco can't wait to test him off-road
What map has it got sound sweet and doesnt kick alot of smoke out like some
I'd love to get one of those left-hand drive diesels over here in Canada. Our Discos are all gas.
you can buy mine 😆
Hey dude what modifications do you have on that thing? I'm about to buy the same model and would love to get it looking and running like that
It has a 1.5" lift, 235/85r16 AT tires, CDL fitted and around 180hp. Custom steel rear bumper and that's all I think :)
EGR and exhaust??;-)
I'd love to do it in a landcruiser😍
Très Bonne video ! Très bon 4x4
Merci Luka :)
Pure skill man 👍
Vraiment superbe cette vidéo, continu ;)
Très bien filmé, bonne qualité, beaux passages !!
Et je suis surpris de voir le land passer certains obstacles Oo
En bref continu c'est parfait ;)
Merci ça fait plaisir ;)
great work 1:00 - 1:50 !
prosvadba.pro Thank you !
What’s your mpg on the truck?
Damn those are perfect trails, where is this?
Hi, this is in France
Transsmission Which region?
🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👏🏽
What engine mods have you had done?
One question B:
Did you use in this video 235/85 with 30 mm spacers?
Any rubbing in the wheelarches?
Any pannel cuts needed?
Any improvement to the steering range side to side?
Thanks a lot. Good video as always.
Cheers. David
Hi David.
235/85r16 on sock rims without spacers.
no rubbing at all. Then I went with steelies, 30mm offset, and there was some rubbing on front bumper & rear wheel archs.
Cheers, Baptiste
Thanks a lot mate. Awesome rig.
I’m dealing between 235/85 and 265/75, with or without spacers depending on how it goes.
Cheers. Thanks for the answer
What’s your mpg like.
Молодец )
Salut,
les chemins ont l'air sympa par chez toi, c'est dans quel coin si c'est pas indiscret?
Salut, c'est en Bourgogne
Merci, il faudra que j'aille y faire un tour en jeep à l'occasion alors!
are these top heavy
❤😉👍
what winch rope is that? also did any water come in the cab?
This is a "nylon" rope (French word don't know the translation)
No water came into the cab
oh cool i have a dyneema one but it broke ? you wouldnt happen to know the diameter of it? 12mm maybe?
Great driving ! and with street tires !
Maybe this is a stupid question, but when you lock the transfer case in the D2 does the traction control still function normally? Love your videos!
I think yes, (my TC doesnt work actually because of an electrical problem. But you can make both of them work together, and it's a tank !
Thanks for the info! Really awesome to see you using the D2 how it was meant to be used! I miss my 99... I wish they had sold the TD5 in the US. So jealous of that engine!
B33GFT. If I'm not wrong, traction control and cdl don't work toghether due to a wire that indicates to ECU when cdl is activated. This happens when you activate cdl with the engine running. But if you activate the cdl with the engine off, you will "lie" to the ECU and it won't disconnect TC and you'll have everything on. Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong.
TC and CDL work very well on my 2001 D2 V8 petrol (US spec) until you turn of the engine with CDL engaged. Then both ABS and TC are disabled until you switch off CDL and turn off the engine again.
Did I say this??? It’s the oposite way.
They work perfectly together.
You can use that cable I said to trick it so you always have traction control active even if you stall or stop engine and start it again with cdl engaged. M
With cdl you’ll notice the TC works a lot less.
And you can combine cdl, tc and also install lockers in the axles, being them manual full locking diff lockers or partially locking diff lockers.
Everything will work fine together.
Cheers
That's not a terrain tyre lol..
nice job!!
why you disable the TC?
Thanks Marwan,
I have an electronic failure
These are real great tracks, do you have some description where it can be driven? Or are there roadbooks from these tracks? really love it!
This takes place in France, Burgundy
thanks, van you share some coordinates? Or start point?
I could if I were using coordinates, but I'm only using my eyes ! It's near "Saulieu"
Transsmission ah in national parc du Morvan?
Yes, that's it ! Where are you from ?
Hello. Please tell me what is better Discovery 2 or Defender . I'm from Russia, and consider these two cars. Who is more reliable, more comfortable, who is better off-road ? Discovery 2 is the same as the Defender is simply more convenient or not ?
If I love to travel, who would be better for these goals ?
Diesel reliable Discovery td5 ? How much is the maintenance per year ?
What is your fuel consumption on Discovery 2 ? Locking center differential enough, or you need to put the lock in the axles ?
If you were given the choice between Defender and Discovery 2 what choice do ?
If you take the car for travelling for 3-4 people , and travel will be the roads which car is better to take ? Whether it is convenient for rear passengers to go 1000 miles ?
And the truth is that the body is entirely of aluminum or not ? Or maybe some parts are not aluminum and what ?
Thanks for the reply and sorry for my English
Hi Plamya,
I would say every thing depend of your budget. Defender is twice expensive as the disco 2.
From stock, defender is better due to the high bumpers clearance, tires etc.
But if you take a D2 and upgrade it as mine, it will be as good as a modified defender, everything depends of the terrain, driver...
If you get a D2, invest in a CDL, it performs very well with the Electronic Traction Control and will be enough. Mine only has central diff lock in this video.
TD5 is a good engine if you take care of it, 11L/100KM for road use with mud tires. Body is in alloy.
The budget is not important, I'll pick a used car. The question is who is more reliable , whose spare parts are cheaper.
For travel which car is better suited. What is more reliable and will not fail at the right time.
You have frosts are apparently behaves like a diesel in this weather ?
And the fact that the Defender was produced until 2016 , and the Disco finished to release in 2004 , says probably that spare parts for the Disco are smaller and they are less common than on the Defender. Maybe even cheaper Defender and you can find them anywhere in the world. Know about the patency of the Disco just for the Camel Trophy, although there was and Defender. But for some reason the defender did until 2016,and the new disco are not as reliable and plastic everything and a lot of electronics. But that's when you start talking about SUVs full now only remember about the Defender,
Mercedes-Benz G, Toyota Land Cruiser , our UAZ , but do not say why is it on Disco 2 .
Why ? Maybe you have in Europe other conversations and opinions than we have. We have Disco is considered a full-fledged SUV, but it is less popular than the above listed cars. As in Russia, are considered cool these cars and they are more popular in conversations than Disco 2. Is it just us, or around the world ? Disco 2 underrated car from us or everywhere ?
Sat back today in the Disco 2 . Little room for feet. I think if I buy it, will it be possible to move 20cm back seat, put the other to the rear passengers easier.
Hello. I think it depends on what you will do with it.
As a stock car, defender is better off road initially(clearance, angles, tires...) and disco 2 is better on road and for long trips(confortable at 120-140 in highway with a lot less noise, vibration, etc than defender).
Gear box ratio is longer as well in the disco 2(being the td5 or td4 in the defender if I'm mot wrong with this last one).
In the other side, defender is bigger so it's got more space for people and goods, bit more unconfortable.
If you plan to do trips with a lot of onroad and soft "easy/medium" offroad, go for a disco 2, tune it up to 170-180 hp, EGR and middle exhaust out and enjoy.
Bigger A/T tires would make it even easier.
TC works awesome in this car.
If you go on road and medium to harder offroad, go for a disco 2 and put snorkel(wading kit)+2" springs and shocks, "big tires" in rims with a bit of offset, bumpers, CDL, I mean, the normal 2nd step to tune up this car and enjoy it.
If you do full weight and people on road trips but you don't care being a bit more unconfortable(noise, etc..) and medium to harder off road or hard off road and you spend more time off road than on road(except for these trips with some on road), maybe you could go for a defender and "suffer" it onroad to ENJOY its benefits offroad.
Rambo 😹😹😹😹😹
Love the videos! are you on air in the rear still or Coils?
Still running Air bags on the rear axle and love it !
Transsmission Awesome same here. I don't know if you're on the Land Rover discovery owners International page on Facebook But I have a decent build and kept my SLS.
Size of your tires?
Hi, they are 235/85R16
thnx
C'est dans quel pays?
Des mud aurait facilité les choses!
France ! J'ai actuellement des mud ;)
ñice! was this video traction control only? :)
Hey ! It was CDL only
a pied tu va plus vite 😂😂😂😂
get better tyres
That year, I was driving 80% road 20% offroad, that why I had those tires. Now I have better tires, check out my earlier videos ;)
Tu aurait des bon pneus tu aurait pas besoin d'accélérer autant c'est dommage