Terrain Response guide for the D2a

[Bohica]

We all know that the D3s 4s etc have Terrain Response. This can be reproduced in a D2a Sorry D2 people, you do need a CDL for this.

Muds and ruts Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required. Lock front diff if fitted if required.

Snow and Grass Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required. Lock front diff if fitted if required.

Sand Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required. Lock front diff if fitted if required.

Rock Climb Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required. Lock front diff if fitted if required.

Highway Unlock Centre diff.

[Wilyms]

LOL, I read it three times looking for the trap

PS My D2 has CDL :)
(post-factory linkage added)

[Kaaaiju]

What about the front locker? With CDL engaged and rear locker on i go most places, but with front on too i go up side of mountains haha

[Bohica]

What about the front locker? With CDL engaged and rear locker on i go most places, but with front on too i go up side of mountains haha

I'm confused, my post mentions front lockers.

[Slunnie]

We all know that the D3s 4s etc have Terrain Response. This can be reproduced in a D2a Sorry D2 people, you do need a CDL for this.

Muds and ruts Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required.

Snow and Grass Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required.

Sand Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required.

Rock Climb Lock centre diff engage low range if required. Lock rear diff if fitted if required.

Highway Unlock Centre diff.

I agree, same with my D2, except I have a front locker too! :lol2:

[Bohica]

I agree, same with my D2, except I have a front locker too! :lol2:

Why did you edit out the front locker sections? Do you have a landcriuser in the backyard? [biggrin][thumbsupbig][bigrolf]

[Kaaaiju]

Lol it said rear now it says front something fishy

[Pedro_The_Swift]

I had the opportunity to compare HDC and non-HDC down a well, hill, yesterday,, low first and without HDC it just seemed to cope,, no mad speed increase or anything really, the combination of gravity, terrain, and ratios all seemed to work fine at sustaining a very controlled descent,, HDC on and,, well, the speed remained the same but the abs was working often,, V8 Ian was the car infront and he had HDC on all the time,, lots of brake lights!!

[Bohica]

Lol it said rear now it says front something fishy

No you must be mistaken[thumbsupbig]

[Bohica]

I had the opportunity to compare HDC and non-HDC down a well, hill, yesterday,, low first and without HDC it just seemed to cope,, no mad speed increase or anything really, the combination of gravity, terrain, and ratios all seemed to work fine at sustaining a very controlled descent,, HDC on and,, well, the speed remained the same but the abs was working often,, V8 Ian was the car infront and he had HDC on all the time,, lots of brake lights!!

I tend not to use HDC,but! on one track where a land cruiser lost control.. A manual and the consensus is that he de clutch and braked hard and then all four wheels locked up and away he went. The HDC with engine braking in first , manusl, kept the car very controllable.