big lifts for defender 130

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Originally Posted by rovercare

So if I keep my rangie clean and my spunky little missus is driveing it to do the shopping, its **** factor??:D

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Pics. :rulez::D

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

Pics. :rulez::D

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Just kidding:p:D

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Originally Posted by dhard

I know what you meant, but don't know who'd take the **** of professionally engineered and road legal d2 that has unimog 404 axles and runs 40 inch tyres. If had half a clue about computers i might have been able to post a link to the article or a picture but alas i can barely even type. It appararently doesn't work out that much more expensive than giving landrover axles the full treatment to get them as strong as they can be. The unimogs with portals and built in lockers would still be much stronger than these. Just ask those who've done the upgrades it cost's thousands to run axles with lockers that would put up with the load even 35's put on let alone 37's.

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You are kidding right??? In the UK you can get just about any mods approved for road use.

You would have no hope here. Sam's old mogrover is much better engineered, and would be much safer on the road, yet even it can't be registered, for many reasons.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...08/08/1107.jpg

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Originally Posted by isuzurover

You would have no hope here. Sam's old mogrover is much better engineered, and would be much safer on the road, yet even it can't be registered, for many reasons.

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The biggest reason being the front wheels don't touch the ground?:D

hey ben i think it is actually registered isn't it?

but obviously not 'approved'

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Originally Posted by isuzurover

You are kidding right??? In the UK you can get just about any mods approved for road use.

You would have no hope here. Sam's old mogrover is much better engineered, and would be much safer on the road, yet even it can't be registered, for many reasons.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...08/08/1107.jpg

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How can you say it is better engineered have you seen both vehicles? I have looked at the mog rover and read about it and it is well engineered for it's purpose comp work. I'm not so sure how it would handle on the road though and i don't think i'd be putting my hand up for long distance trek in it.

I've looked at it, watched it compete and read all about it also.

I think that from an engineering perspective it would be fine on the road. The geometry etc is all very good, springs are RangeRover - a heavier vehicle, the shocks are from Ford Trucks so will damp well enough. Perhaps it wouldnt be comfortable, but then again what series jigger ever was. I tend to think that the thing that would make that not so nice on the road is just the tyre type and the unsprung weight. Even the brakes are oversized for that thing on 44's.

Although that thing is tall, it is also very wide.