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Hi All,
I have just bought my first disco. I poicked up a 2004 series 2 in VIC and drove it back to SA where I live. My Dad has owned a couple of 2 door Rangies, one 4 door as well as 2 disco's so i am hooked you might say.
I need some help with a few things
1. I need new rear shocks for some decent off road work any suggestions?
2. Looking for a set of rims for off road tyres, anyone have a set going?
3. after a long range tank, what have people found good value for money?
Thanks for the welcome and look forward to chatting more often.
welcome there is a special section for discoverys
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Hi and welcome, Shane at Suspension Stuff is very good, plenty of choices from all the major suppliers. Many here love thr Bilsteins but exy. Many here with a Suspension stuff kit Dobinson Coils and Lovells Shock (me) Very happy with them. All sorts of combinations for others. Budget will be your main consideration.
Long Range Automotive offer a 130 tank for around $1040
cheers
Last edited by Pedro_The_Swift; 15th January 2011 at 01:27 PM. Reason: markets
Hey mate.
The S2a is possibly best of pick.
Congrats, for bits look on ebay, market section here and since you are in SA, take a drive to lonsdale and look at Triumph Rover Spares. Not cheap but they have heaps of bits.
I love Koni shocks and Lovell springs, personnel choice I guess.
G'day & welcome, at least u know you've started in the right place for info gathering
All u need is on here between searching already discussed items/issues ( watch out for Pedro)
Or asking a new question allowing everyone their input, informed plus a little guess work (me)
Take care & enjoy
Welcome
In regards to your questions:
1) What coils you running? How much lift? And what are you looking to achieve?
2) Yes I have a set, I go to Adelaide often... (Im in Whyalla)
3) Diesel or Petrol..????? If diesel I'd recommend Jerry Cans!!! If Petrol tanks under vehicle are better.. You get a long way on 90L in the TD5 and a LR tank is ridiculous for the extra fuel capacity gained (and bloody heavy too)
If you're after standard shocks, you can't go past Bilsteins from the states. I recently bought a set of 4 for around $500au delivered.
As for extra diesel, I'm with Tombie ... go for the jerry cans.
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We have 2 D2s. One on Bilsteins, one on Terrafirma shocks. If you have the money go for the Bilsteins. USA- Aussie dollar means get em from a US supplier like Truck Springs.
I fitted Long Ranger tanks for my petrol D2, and have been very very happy with them. The extra weight actually has very little effect on the vehicle, although I did also have Poly Air bags fitted at the rear for heavy towing. The extra range is a great comfort and a cost saver too, as you can pick and choose where and when you buy fuel, rather than having to buy expensive fuel because you need it. If yours is a V8, you WILL need long range tanks!!!!!!!![]()
I have the LR tanks in mine (main + corner) which gives about 145 litres. These tanks were fitted to the vehicle when I got it but I did crave a bigger tank on the previous D2. Yes, the economyof a Td5 is good, but when towing it really is nice having the range I have now without the jerries (although I still carry one on the camper to use for fire starting when wet)
D4 SDV6, a blank canvas
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