The 2.7T limit would be reached as soon as I have another one and a half humans in there, full tank of fuel and a fridge, food and luggage. Surely I can do something to go over that amount and do it safely
Was that with you in the car(on a weighbridge)?
Mine used to weigh in at 2250-2300(fuel dependent) with me in it, on the work weighbridge.
I think I had 1150 on the front axle with just dual batteries(both up front) and bullbar.
Little by little those accessories all add up.
Arthur.
All these discos are giving me a heart attack!
'99 D1 300Tdi Auto ( now sold :( )
'03 D2 Td5 Auto
'03 D2a Td5 Auto
That was me in the cabin on a weighnridge with very low fuel![]()
Sounds like your D1 needs to lose some weight if it is going to go camping with the lot.
If I was camping next to water full of Crocs then a RTT would be my choice but apart from that I am not drawn to them. I like to set up camp and do short trips around the camp, leaving the camp set up while checking out the vicinity.
If you keep tour camping needs down to a minimum and cull the heavy accessories you should be ok with a RTT. There is not much that can be done if you exceed the GVM. I don’t know of anyone offering GVM upgrade kits. In order to do a GVM upgrade you are going to have to engage a vehicle engineer to get it done legally. I doubt it is worth, keep your weight down place all your water, fuel and heavy stuff down low on the car.
Keep it light and enjoy your D1.
I hate the high range low gears in the Disco, I have slightly larger tyres on mine at 245/75/16 but I didn't think that would make a huge difference. I tell you what though I'd love to have those high gears just a little lower sometimes. I think I remember looking into doing that a while ago and decided it wasn't worth it but that's something I wouldn't mind.
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