Do like I did. Buy a couple classics , that way you have spare parts !!!. Only in the 4 years I've had mine, I haven't needed any parts !!. I play A LOT AND HARD !!! But been super lucky and haven't broken anything !!. I love my RRC !!!! And I love showing up Jeep's with tons of money dumped in them !! My old 1988 RRC with a 2 1/2 inch Old Man Lift, 33 inch Buckshot Mudders, A 9K winch, And Roof Rack with front and rear Lightbars !! That's it !!! And I do ANYTHING I want !!. Bone stock 99% Original 3.5 V8. Only thing not original is the belts and hoses !!!. 125K miles and I've driven from Florida to Tennessee several times, And Drove it from Florida to Idaho 2 year's ago !!. I'd drive it anywhere today !!. And I trail Off-road every weekend !!!. . Anyone that knocks Range Rover just doesn't know how to MAINTAIN A VEHICLE !!. Maintenance is EVERYTHING !!.
Beautiful tracks ... Dude? A Rover breaking something? What? When? Where? LLLOOOOOLLLL, my pooor Disco 300 suffers a lot, but luckely and amazingly I never broke severely ...but I'm always expecting to, LOL. Sorry about that CV joint, better days will come, LOL, give it some soup and fruit, and everything will be , as you said, happy !!! LOL ... Nice Vídeo. Cheers
I know! I unfortunately spent more time doing repairs than off-roading. I brought all my gear (drone, multiple gopros, tripods, etc.), but I was also riding by myself and was more focused on the driving than the filming. Plenty more videos coming soon!
Any advice on Barnwell in terms of keeping you in the action? Going there this weekend my first time off roading. 98’ P38 terrafirma +2 shocks and springs
If it's your first time, everything will feel like youre in the action haha. I recommend starting with the less technical trails closer towards the entrance of the park, especially if you're wheeling alone. If you're with buddies who know the park well, then maybe try out some more technical trails where you can have people guide you. I've only been 2/3 times so I don't know trail names if thats what you were asking for.
Do like I did. Buy a couple classics , that way you have spare parts !!!. Only in the 4 years I've had mine, I haven't needed any parts !!. I play A LOT AND HARD !!! But been super lucky and haven't broken anything !!. I love my RRC !!!! And I love showing up Jeep's with tons of money dumped in them !! My old 1988 RRC with a 2 1/2 inch Old Man Lift, 33 inch Buckshot Mudders, A 9K winch, And Roof Rack with front and rear Lightbars !! That's it !!! And I do ANYTHING I want !!. Bone stock 99% Original 3.5 V8. Only thing not original is the belts and hoses !!!. 125K miles and I've driven from Florida to Tennessee several times, And Drove it from Florida to Idaho 2 year's ago !!. I'd drive it anywhere today !!. And I trail Off-road every weekend !!!. . Anyone that knocks Range Rover just doesn't know how to MAINTAIN A VEHICLE !!. Maintenance is EVERYTHING !!.
this jazz gets me lit
Nice, I can't wait to hit the trails
Beautiful tracks ... Dude? A Rover breaking something? What? When? Where? LLLOOOOOLLLL, my pooor Disco 300 suffers a lot, but luckely and amazingly I never broke severely ...but I'm always expecting to, LOL. Sorry about that CV joint, better days will come, LOL, give it some soup and fruit, and everything will be , as you said, happy !!! LOL ... Nice Vídeo. Cheers
Do more videos with the Land Rover
Amazing track! Would have loved driving there! :) Cam on a gimbal?
first time and you go down a 4 diamond hahah nice
Nice, but it’d be cool to see it from other perspectives like someone on the outside
I know! I unfortunately spent more time doing repairs than off-roading. I brought all my gear (drone, multiple gopros, tripods, etc.), but I was also riding by myself and was more focused on the driving than the filming. Plenty more videos coming soon!
More time doing repairs then off-roading. . . Sounds like Range Rover ownership
Any advice on Barnwell in terms of keeping you in the action? Going there this weekend my first time off roading. 98’ P38 terrafirma +2 shocks and springs
If it's your first time, everything will feel like youre in the action haha. I recommend starting with the less technical trails closer towards the entrance of the park, especially if you're wheeling alone. If you're with buddies who know the park well, then maybe try out some more technical trails where you can have people guide you. I've only been 2/3 times so I don't know trail names if thats what you were asking for.
Im thinking about getting one before the price raise on this ones, how are they on fuel economy???
With normal driving on 33" tires I was averaging 15mpg, and with pulling a 3000lb trailer 10mpg.
How are the shocks? Does it help on-road cornering?
Yes the suspension I installed has been great!