View Full Version : Difference between Perentie and standard Defender?
Disco Muppet
17th November 2012, 11:32 AM
Afternoon.
I was trying to explain the difference between the Perentie and a standard Deefer to a mate yesterday, just wondering what the key differences are?
Obviously all the army toys like the bonnet tool mounts, blackout switches etc, but are there any glaring differences between say perentie hard top and a 3.9 isuzu county? 
Cheers
Muppet
Blknight.aus
17th November 2012, 11:49 AM
no 5 speed
taller suspension
softer suspension
the bar work
the lift tie points
the custom rear chassis end
pintle hook
black out lights
no radio
camo paint work
no AC
Lotz-A-Landies
17th November 2012, 12:11 PM
no 5 speed
taller suspension
softer suspension
the bar work
the lift tie points
the custom rear chassis end <with spare wheel winched up under body>
pintle hook
black out lights
no radio
camo paint work
no ACGalvanised chassis
Perentie has no alpine windows on any HT/SW models.
Tropical roof.
5 speed tunnel cover with 4 speed box.
Different "dumb irons" used as part of lifting structures.
inside
17th November 2012, 12:17 PM
seats
rear locker storage
bonnet tools
taper roller bearing mod in gearbox
fuel tank under driver seat
wheel between rear chassis
justinc
17th November 2012, 12:25 PM
no power steer 
hi lo selector lever up near gear stick, not through seat box base
noisier:D
jc
superquag
17th November 2012, 12:26 PM
If the 3.9 ISUZU turbo/engine has been one of the souped up ones...then some gearbox components have a service life that's terrifyingly short (under severe military hooning...)
:twisted::twisted::twisted:
Lotz-A-Landies
17th November 2012, 12:30 PM
If the 3.9 ISUZU turbo/engine has been one of the souped up ones...then some gearbox components have a service life that's terrifyingly short (under severe military hooning...)
:twisted::twisted::twisted:Only the 6X6 Perentie has a turbo engine and it is in no way souped up.
What happens after they get released and then modified makes them no different to a chipped Tdi or TD5.  If you buy a modified vehicle you take the risk.
justinc
17th November 2012, 12:36 PM
Only the 6X6 Perentie has a turbo engine and it is in no way souped up.
What happens after they get released and then modified makes them no different to a chipped Tdi or TD5.  If you buy a modified vehicle you take the risk.
...and i am using the lt95 from a perentie because it is the only one apart from the isuzu box to take a turbo isuzu imo. 
jc
Lotz-A-Landies
17th November 2012, 12:50 PM
Maybe mr quag is thinking about Armygeddon?  A vehicle that only sort of looked like a Perentie.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2012/11/556.jpg
justinc
17th November 2012, 06:32 PM
Maybe mr quag is thinking about Armygeddon?  A vehicle that only sort of looked like a Perentie.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2012/11/556.jpg
Hmmm, what a disaster that turned out to be, and what a waste of a decent ROPS cab, even though it is narrowed I could've used that:(
:D
JC
Blknight.aus
17th November 2012, 06:55 PM
about the only thing left on that POS thats landrover is the firewall and radiator panel and doors...
and even then they're modified.
Barefoot Dave
17th November 2012, 08:21 PM
G'Day.
Bit off topic, but...
If RFSV;
POS sorta ROPS with 2 extra spare wheels mounted on either side, inboard of the cage (that actually save you in the event of a rollover!) With enough space between the wheels for the field-expedient XTRA long range fuel tank (AKA 200L drum)
Longitudanal roof racks for carrying a tinnie (no, really)
Higher rear roofline to allow for the extra height of the rear pax
Centre console F88 mounts X2
Spotties
Brush bars
Front bar Hilift rack and Highlift
Belt driven compressor with over-rev dis connect and 5m air hose
Single Rear facing rear seat and seat rails
2X Large removeable Side rear storage bins
2 X batteries in Pax side front storage locker
Waterproof slide out box in Drvr side front locker
Extensive tool kit in addition to normal CES (include tyre patching kit)
2X Double rear jerry carriers
Rear diff blackout light
PTO Winch
Heavy duty front axle with 4pinnion diff carrier
Most obvious;HiMiler Custom Xtra grips on split rims
Think thats about it.
Dave.
Bearman
17th November 2012, 08:45 PM
G'Day.
Bit off topic, but...
If RFSV;
POS sorta ROPS with 2 extra spare wheels mounted on either side, inboard of the cage (that actually save you in the event of a rollover!) With enough space between the wheels for the field-expedient XTRA long range fuel tank (AKA 200L drum)
Longitudanal roof racks for carrying a tinnie (no, really)
Higher rear roofline to allow for the extra height of the rear pax
Centre console F88 mounts X2
Spotties
Brush bars
Front bar Hilift rack and Highlift
Belt driven compressor with over-rev dis connect and 5m air hose
Single Rear facing rear seat and seat rails
2X Large removeable Side rear storage bins
2 X batteries in Pax side front storage locker
Waterproof slide out box in Drvr side front locker
Extensive tool kit in addition to normal CES (include tyre patching kit)
2X Double rear jerry carriers
Rear diff blackout light
Think thats about it.
Dave.
You forgot the heavy duty front axle with 4 pinion carrier Dave!
Rick Fischer
26th November 2012, 10:13 AM
..............and I understand that the body is actually a few inches wider to accommodate 3 grunts and clobber across the front.
RF
101RRS
26th November 2012, 10:37 AM
..............and I understand that the body is actually a few inches wider to accommodate 3 grunts and clobber across the front.
RF
6x6 Perenties only - 4x4s are normal size
MLD
26th November 2012, 04:02 PM
There is an article in the current Land Rover Owners International mag on the Ozi Perentie covering both the 6x6 and 4x4 models incl its genesis and military service.
MLD
4x4 MORE
14th September 2014, 03:58 PM
no 5 speed
taller suspension
softer suspension
the bar work
the lift tie points
the custom rear chassis end
pintle hook
black out lights
no radio
camo paint work
no AC
Please explain? LIKE how much taller..
They only have 215mm of ground clearance under the diff right? Doesn't sound that high:confused:
BadCo.
14th September 2014, 06:36 PM
I read somewhere that they sat an inch taller then a normal defender. Not sure where I read that from, but next time my Land Rover buddy comes over I can measure it.
Vern
14th September 2014, 07:16 PM
Please explain? LIKE how much taller..
They only have 215mm of ground clearance under the diff right? Doesn't sound that high:confused:
Diff clearance isn't suspension height, its Tyre height.
4x4 MORE
15th September 2014, 04:59 PM
mmm
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