A very late post but I took my road spec disco 2 out green laning and I thought for sure I was going to get stuck but it just ploughed on through it all ,well impressed
Stock DII, no CDL and street tyres, doing well. Add some all terrains, even on 18"s and retro fit the CDL, sorted. Having owned a number of Land Rovers the DII in stock form has proved the most capable with the right tyres.
It would have been brilliant with some proper tyres on it. Can't imagine why you wouldn't put some on for this type of event. Get some spare wheels and A/T or M/T for the winter/ off roading. Car for all seasons.
Good to see somebody who knows how to get the best out of the traction control on the discovery 2... is it got the CDL? Absolutely madness why Land Rover removed it’s on the disco 2s and then offering it as an extra, it probably cost them more to remove it from the box and to make a different lever!
Jonathan Nicholson the very early ones still had the CDL inside so all you needed was the lever and linkage, around 2001 they removed it from the inside totally unfortunately, you can check this by putting your hand on top the transfer box and check to see if it has the arm fitted! Mines a mid 2001 and it’s removed
You can still lock the CD manually even if it hasn't got the selection just remove the rubber around the gear stick and pull the lever back and it locks the CD
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The horses aren't bothered. Nice video!!!
A very late post but I took my road spec disco 2 out green laning and I thought for sure I was going to get stuck but it just ploughed on through it all ,well impressed
This seems way more hardcore to me. It's one thing if you have full lockers and big tires. This is pure stock wheeling on bad tires. Well done!
Running all terrain bfg ko2 tyres and a properly working traction control system
Ah, the sound of crunching metal and plastic . . . ! Did well on standard tyres!
Yer didn't do bad for standard ,cheers 👍
Stock DII, no CDL and street tyres, doing well. Add some all terrains, even on 18"s and retro fit the CDL, sorted. Having owned a number of Land Rovers the DII in stock form has proved the most capable with the right tyres.
Running general grabber at2s
You would be surprised what just a set of good tyres will do
Nice LR Disco2, 💪⚙!!! Very good drive 🤝🇷🇺💯.
Thanks 👍
The video was amazing. Do you have any more videos like this?
I'll be uploading some more recent stuff soon
Ok thanks
Very late comment and joining the party ... awesome driving there ... may i ask where this was ?
Brick Hill, near Milton Keynes
Nice driving!
Auto or manual?
Auto
It would have been brilliant with some proper tyres on it.
Can't imagine why you wouldn't put some on for this type of event. Get some spare wheels and A/T or M/T for the winter/ off roading. Car for all seasons.
It's on gener grabber AT2s
Good to see somebody who knows how to get the best out of the traction control on the discovery 2... is it got the CDL?
Absolutely madness why Land Rover removed it’s on the disco 2s and then offering it as an extra, it probably cost them more to remove it from the box and to make a different lever!
No cdl ,just traction control and a right foot !! 😀
ROB GAMAGE MOTORSPORT AND MACHINERY keep the videos coming, good to see the disco getting a good workout!
Where about is this course?
Great brick hill near milton Keynes
Apparently they didn't remove it from the box or at least that's what I saw on a video about them
Jonathan Nicholson the very early ones still had the CDL inside so all you needed was the lever and linkage, around 2001 they removed it from the inside totally unfortunately, you can check this by putting your hand on top the transfer box and check to see if it has the arm fitted!
Mines a mid 2001 and it’s removed
Above and beyond 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧what tyres othe d2
BFG KO2 All Terrains
BFG KO2 All Terrains
You can still lock the CD manually even if it hasn't got the selection just remove the rubber around the gear stick and pull the lever back and it locks the CD
Nope , hasn't even got it on the Transfer box
@@RobGamage on mine it as I just fitted a cable connection to CD and it locks the CD,
Yes not all discos have the nipple on the transfer box unfortunately