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    Compressor Guards

    Hi,
    It appears getting a guard for the compressor is good thing to get.

    So I started looking around and have found a couple of different designs

    One from GOE and one from PROSPEED.

    They differ in design a bit.

    In thread
    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...sor-guard.html
    It was mentioned the GOE plate opens itself to getting sticks,branches caught in it where the one from PROSPEED has cover at the front which would stop this

    Land Rover Discovery compressor guard : ProSpeed

    What are people's thoughts on this.

    Richard


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    I have the GOE, and have never had an issue with sticks etc getting jammed. When you think about it, you would have to drive through a couple of dead trees to get anything of size up that high.
    D4 2.7litre

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    I have one of Gordon's compressor guards on my D3. It has big gouges out of it from rocks and other stuff but has done a great job protecting the compressor.

    At the last D3/4/RRS trip in October I took the D4 off road for the first time and got hung up on a rock and guess what?

    Yep I broke the compressor mounting bracket. If and when we decide to use the D4 off road again the first thing I will purchase is another compressor guard and some rock sliders.
    Cheers,
    Terry

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    Quote Originally Posted by TerryO View Post
    I have one of Gordon's compressor guards on my D3. It has big gouges out of it from rocks and other stuff but has done a great job protecting the compressor.

    At the last D3/4/RRS trip in October I took the D4 off road for the first time and got hung up on a rock and guess what?

    Yep I broke the compressor mounting bracket. If and when we decide to use the D4 off road again the first thing I will purchase is another compressor guard and some rock sliders.
    Hows your fuel tank bash plate looking Terry?
    My sliders and compressor plate have been worth every cent.
    This includes the front recovery point replacement bash plate, I hit this multiple times even at max height & LLAMS.
    The one plate I do not have a mark on yet is the alloy gearbox plate.
    And I'm loosing capacity on my long range tank too.
    2014 SDV6 HSE - LLAMS, Tuff Ant Tree Sliders, Tuff Ant 18" rims, Nitto Ridge Grappler tyres 265/65 R18, Custom Lipo4 battery, Custom Drawer storage system https://www.box.com/s/jem0ilac3cner2mexq64

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    MY11 SDV6 HSE, e-diff, LLAMS, Snorkel, Rhino Pioneer Rack, DBS, BFG KO2 265/65r18, Mitch Hitch, GME TX3550s, GOE stuff....

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    I've got the Prospeed one

    No damage ever happening to that compressor short of destroying the vehicle!

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    Land Rover Discovery 3 AND Discovery 4 Compressor Guard NEW Product | eBay[/QUOTE]


    Looking at the sellers user name, I'm note sure we can trust him/her....

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    Quote Originally Posted by ~Rich~ View Post
    Hows your fuel tank bash plate looking Terry?
    My sliders and compressor plate have been worth every cent.
    This includes the front recovery point replacement bash plate, I hit this multiple times even at max height & LLAMS.
    The one plate I do not have a mark on yet is the alloy gearbox plate.
    And I'm loosing capacity on my long range tank too.

    The one thing I don't have on the D3 is a long range tank Rich and because I use it for serious off road usuage I'm glad I don't. To me its bad enough flattening the rear exhaust pipes where they go under the diff let alone wrecking a long range tank.

    If and when I fit one then that will be because the D3 has been turned into a tourer rather than a bush basher. ...
    Cheers,
    Terry

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    I was actually meaning the Standard tank Terry, Yes it and the long range one have dents!
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    I did wonder, the standard tanks cover is very beat up, but it still seams to hold roughly the correct (ish) capacity. Mind you the fuel gauge doesn't really work, so I now drive between refills based on the trip meter.
    Cheers,
    Terry

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