ProSpeed Offroad

[Mulgo]

Hi All,

Mulgo / Expedition Centre is now the distributor of ProSpeed Offroad products for Australia and New Zealand.

ProSpeed Offroad is arguably the manufacturer of the best looking and toughest after market products for Disco 3's and 4's. Have a look on their website Discovery 3 & 4 (http://www.prospeed-offroad.co.uk/products/discovery-3-4.html) and judge for yourself.

http://www.prospeed-offroad.co.uk/images/Offroad/galleryimages/discorocksliders/prospeed-expedition-build.jpg

http://www.prospeed-offroad.co.uk/images/Offroad/galleryimages/saverne11/img49.jpg

http://www.prospeed-offroad.co.uk/images/Offroad/galleryimages/discorocksliders/tree-slider-prospeed.jpg

Based on the enquiries and firm orders we already have. We are currently putting together a larger order for the beginning of September. Add yourself to the list if you want to be part of the first order.

Going forward we plan to organise regular (based on demand) bulk shipments to keep the freight cost as low as possible.

Pricing: Freight, import tax and GST will be added to the prices published on the ProSpeed website.

Cheers,
Daniel

[AnD3rew]

Would be good to see the full $AUD all inclusive pricing rather than having to guess at the conversions and additions etc.

Also needs more info on the roof racks, they look good, but it is difficult to understand or see how they're set up and what hey mean by with and without floor. Also looks like there may be some accessories such as wheel mounts but cant see any info.

[time2]

I like this video testing their rock sliders.

Discovery Rock and Tree Slider Testing - YouTube

[Mulgo]

The first shipment has arrived. Very nice products and great finish.

We will be putting their products and pricing up in the Expedition Centre soon.

Cheers,
Daniel

[Steve223]

trying to find out prices for D3 under body protection for past couple of days
but ProSpeed web site is down and got no answer in discouk

[AnD3rew]

The first shipment has arrived. Very nice products and great finish.

We will be putting their products and pricing up in the Expedition Centre soon.

Cheers,
Daniel

Why didn't you tell us after you put the detail up on your website;)

[Mulgo]

Because my webmaster is currently rebuilding the website. Hopefully he finishes soon and I can add the ProSpeed stuff.

[herrBlick]

So when can I purchase these fine products...I am getting a drifta unit made for a Xmas trip to Kangaroo.Island.
I am very interested in the side bars....you photos didn't come out on the iPad here...
Let me know when there available

[Steve223]

So when can I purchase these fine products...I am getting a drifta unit made for a Xmas trip to Kangaroo.Island.
I am very interested in the side bars....you photos didn't come out on the iPad here...
Let me know when there available

There are also sidebars/rock sliders available from a forum member disco3qld
I have them on my D3 think I paid around $600 and they are made in OZ

Very solid units but have no jack points

[gghaggis]

Very solid units but have no jack points

You can jack from under the slider with most of the rock-sliders supplied (my brand included). You can't safely use a jack on the side bars with any of them though. Not because of the strength of the bars, but because of distortion of the sill, which will prevent the doors from sealing properly, or in the extreme case from closing.

Cheers,

Gordon

[herrBlick]

You can jack from under the slider with most of the rock-sliders supplied (my brand included). You can't safely use a jack on the side bars with any of them though. Not because of the strength of the bars, but because of distortion of the sill, which will prevent the doors from sealing properly, or in the extreme case from closing.

Cheers,

Gordon

Hello gg haggis can you please tell what awning you have attached to your expedition roof rack?

[OllyPro]

Hello all,

Olly from ProSpeed here.

Just to clarify, you can 100% jack the full weight of the vehicle on the tubular Tree Slider section of our Rock Sliders.

It took us a hell of a lot of design and testing to get to the point where they would do it with plenty of strength to spare, but they do. See attached photo.

They also do not transfer any point force to the body shell which would cause damage. Their strength is inherent in their design, and they spread the load evenly throughout the sill.

The only reason your sill would get damaged is if the sliders fitted were not rigid enough, and transmitted the point load into your sill. Ie. the sliders flexed. If they do that, then they're not doing their job properly.

Our rock sliders have two skins, and the tree sliders have a very specific shape and CNC machines bosses which locate through the rock sliders with a very tight tolerance. They're all small points, but that's what comes together to make them so strong.

On a bit of a side note, apologies for the lacking info and website, we're working on that at the moment, and will have a super-duper new website up and running soon.

We're also working hard to get our products available more easily to you guys through Mulgo Expedition Centre, and will do everything we can to make it happen.

Many thanks,


Olly

[Benny_IIA]

Good to see even d3's drop oil :D

nice sliders btw

[OllyPro]

:lol2: Yep, dead steering rack!

Thanks