having off roaded Landies i would get a roll bar for your soft top. My ex military 90 soft top had one and having been in one that rolled its essential.
I'd put a roll bar in a hardtop landy tbh, because the hardtops just rip straight off the body cappings and the cast windscreen surround snaps as soon as you roll them.......
Would love to have an ECC electric Landy here in California! Building my wish list including lockers, links, Kings suspension, etc etc. A man has to dream in color!
As we slowly come to realise our beautiful countryside is a finite resource, one thing i have realised is that electric traction is really so much kinder on the tracks and terrain. Practically no wheelspin, high bandwidth torque control in both positive and negative direction down to zero speed. It's the ultimate "Tread lightly" facilitator 🙂
You can tell some peoples shiny toys don't get used off road much ;) My mates take the pee out of me with my "magic buttons" saying it's cheating... Meh I've been greenlaning since 1990 with a fully open diffed Series 1. I just want an easy life now. I'll take my mountain goat and a couple of ARB's and an air compressor over any other set up now adays
lockers are always welcome for offroad no wonder other land rovers were struggling, the mercedes gwagen comes factory with 3 locking diffs which means literaly no wheel spins when offroading.
Another good video...did you really think you'd suffer with your rig off roading? No way, however, if you do get the bug to do more extreme off roading, consider getting yourself some ARB Air Diff Locks, best kit available from the Aussies.
Looks fun. Couple of points,. You forgot to mention the 4th set up demonstrating how to get over the cross axles and that was the Traction Control in the Porsche. And secondly the britpart man was completely wrong as the civilian 110 and 90 sliding windows also open both panes just like the military ones. I think he was getting confused with te earlier Series windows.
@@ElectricClassicCars maybe on the 90 then? My 1983 110 on an A plate definately slides with both panes and is original as far as I know. Time to do some research me thinks. Happy to be proven wrong, If you did fancy some dual sliders I have a spare set of military tops I was going to use on another project but never did.
Very interesting part with the cross wheels lifting. I am wondering how my Disco 2 would perform with its traction control which supposedly applies brakes to the spinning wheels to provide more traction to the wheels on the ground.
@@carholic-sz3qv My Disco 2 is 25 years old so not modern. It does have a center diff lock but no way to engage it without a hardware mod. It has the Bosch traction control which senses wheel slip and brakes individual wheels separately to transfer torque.
Just caught up on these videos, what a great event. I was surprised at how tough those obstacles were and it was nice to see the ATBs in action. The traction control in Jimmy's Puma Defender didn't seem to be working, time to check the fuse! I need to put new tyres on the Defender I just bought because the ones on it are 14 years old, I was planning to go for BFG trail terrains might be perfect, they seem to have lots of grip.
They look to work really well even when you’ve a wheel in the air they “grab” a lot better than others I’ve seen. Suppose torque delivery of the ev also helps? Followed you and Jimmy on instagram for this trip looked great.
I think an electric motor provides torque more evenly, giving you an advantage on lesser tires, with a petrol engine, you hit your torque band and start spinning the tires and next thing you know you're stuck.. Another win for EVs.. 😊👍
no! the lockers makesd all the difference and you dont need 300hp to do that! ive seen 100hp old land rovers with triple locks and bigger tires literaly rock crawling.
@@carholic-sz3qvThe EV Landy was the only vehicle that made it up one obstacle. The Porsche and Grenadiers didn’t make it up, neither did the ICE Landies. 😉👍
@@ElectricClassicCars well, pretty much for the same reasons, just regarding your body. And, personally, I avoid making a driving license since years now. Not because I couldn't if I wanted, but because my lungs hurt every other warm and windstill summer from all of the ICE cars, and meanwhile even when standing next to someone refuelling their car. Similarly, any kind of animal products produce the same kind of issue, just a lot worse. So yeah, hence my comment. In both contexts, it's just amazing to get rid of all the pretty harsh and avoidable waste connected to the basics of how each works.
The electric Landy makes it looks so easy! Love it!
Off-Roading made easy by electrifying Landy, great job Moggy :)
These videos give me life, I love the extended runtime and the detail of certain vehicles we get to see. Thanks Pam! Thanks ECC Team!
Glad you like them!
having off roaded Landies i would get a roll bar for your soft top. My ex military 90 soft top had one and having been in one that rolled its essential.
I'd put a roll bar in a hardtop landy tbh, because the hardtops just rip straight off the body cappings and the cast windscreen surround snaps as soon as you roll them.......
and the cayenne killed it
Great adventure movie Moggy, you are a natural at interviewing people and explaing techy stuff also. Real enjoyed part 1 looking forward to more 👍😎
Nice. I've been there with our 90 for a bit of off-road training.
Thank you ,your videos are just true and natural..and you are so good in explaining...much love from Zimbabwe
Thank you so much!
Lovely, I've never done off road (my body could not take it now) but it sure looks mighty fun. Can't wait for part two. Hats off to you all 👍👍👌
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great adventure guys, congratulations to all participants for having a go at it and thx for the video, always nostalgic about my first driven car.
Brought back memories of the billing aquadrrome in Northampton. Great video moggie
Would love to have an ECC electric Landy here in California! Building my wish list including lockers, links, Kings suspension, etc etc. A man has to dream in color!
What a great adventure with stunning scenery 👍
That was really fun,this is real experience in many roads upcountry Kenya
As we slowly come to realise our beautiful countryside is a finite resource, one thing i have realised is that electric traction is really so much kinder on the tracks and terrain. Practically no wheelspin, high bandwidth torque control in both positive and negative direction down to zero speed. It's the ultimate "Tread lightly" facilitator 🙂
Thanks for your work behind the camera, Pam 👍
Maximum off-road bonus points to the drivers of the Porsches !
yeah porsche is severely underrated in offroad world i bet they are using audi quattro system.
Big shout out to Nathan , not only a chef and well prepared a "Wolves " fan, COYW!!
You can tell some peoples shiny toys don't get used off road much ;)
My mates take the pee out of me with my "magic buttons" saying it's cheating... Meh I've been greenlaning since 1990 with a fully open diffed Series 1.
I just want an easy life now. I'll take my mountain goat and a couple of ARB's and an air compressor over any other set up now adays
Great skills with the filming Pam, Tim should be worried!
Looks like a fun trip
Great job, Richard 👍
What are those vehicles making 'brrrring' noises for?
why are rockets making brrrr noises for?
once again a interesting video ,bravo :-)
Wicked video ! great few days
Can't wait until next time. Hope all’s well with you Ollie. 😎👍
I love to see Galvanized Steel trim on Defenders. It’s old school but it just looks proper. Would lockers work on your electric Defender?!?
Yes, e-lockers in the axles would work. We’ve used them on another Landy in the past to good effect. 👍
lockers are always welcome for offroad no wonder other land rovers were struggling, the mercedes gwagen comes factory with 3 locking diffs which means literaly no wheel spins when offroading.
The electric Landy does very well here. I remember being impressed by Nathan on Great British Menu 2 years ago.
the porsche was also a beast
Waiting for the aftermarket to convert the front of the Grenadiers to Landies!
you need to convert all of them to electric. the diesel noise really sounds sad, especially when they shut off and needed to restart again.
Dinosaurs
lame! are you going to give them money for the conversion or also replace the range their diesels have!? i really dont get this kind of joke.
I'm surprised Jimmy DeVille's Landy didn't cope with the opposite wheel test. Maybe no front and or rear axle lockers?
Another good video...did you really think you'd suffer with your rig off roading?
No way, however, if you do get the bug to do more extreme off roading, consider getting yourself some ARB Air Diff Locks, best kit available from the Aussies.
Looks fun. Couple of points,. You forgot to mention the 4th set up demonstrating how to get over the cross axles and that was the Traction Control in the Porsche. And secondly the britpart man was completely wrong as the civilian 110 and 90 sliding windows also open both panes just like the military ones. I think he was getting confused with te earlier Series windows.
Really? My civilian 90 sliding glass window only slides at the rear. The front section is static.
@@ElectricClassicCars maybe on the 90 then? My 1983 110 on an A plate definately slides with both panes and is original as far as I know. Time to do some research me thinks. Happy to be proven wrong, If you did fancy some dual sliders I have a spare set of military tops I was going to use on another project but never did.
@@4x4Pikester Thanks for the offer but I’ll stick to the windows I’ve got, I kinda like them. Although the dual sliding ones are cool. 😎 Thanks
So your EV LR was the best off-roader there, no? It sure looked it
Pretty much, yep. 👍
@@ElectricClassicCars apart from the porsche ;0)
you can see it was not! the others didnt had proper setup, also the porsche was a beast i just wish he showed more of them.
land rover defender with just center diff to do what exactly!? what a joke! they shouldnt even have been there.
@@ElectricClassicCars pretty much no.
Paul's 90.... UUJ a Shropshire reg.
Very interesting part with the cross wheels lifting.
I am wondering how my Disco 2 would perform with its traction control which supposedly applies brakes to the spinning wheels to provide more traction to the wheels on the ground.
It should perform similar to the Porsche when it tackled that obstacle.
its on modern land rovers which both locks and unlocks diffs automatically.
@@carholic-sz3qv My Disco 2 is 25 years old so not modern. It does have a center diff lock but no way to engage it without a hardware mod. It has the Bosch traction control which senses wheel slip and brakes individual wheels separately to transfer torque.
Only problem was the length of the charging cable
Im not jealous at all . . .
Just caught up on these videos, what a great event. I was surprised at how tough those obstacles were and it was nice to see the ATBs in action. The traction control in Jimmy's Puma Defender didn't seem to be working, time to check the fuse!
I need to put new tyres on the Defender I just bought because the ones on it are 14 years old, I was planning to go for BFG trail terrains might be perfect, they seem to have lots of grip.
What’s the drivetrain set up on yours? Is it torque bias centre, front and rear diffs?
Yes. ATBs in the centre and one in each axle. 👍
They look to work really well even when you’ve a wheel in the air they “grab” a lot better than others I’ve seen. Suppose torque delivery of the ev also helps?
Followed you and Jimmy on instagram for this trip looked great.
😊Pick a good country.....🚿 You
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I think an electric motor provides torque more evenly, giving you an advantage on lesser tires, with a petrol engine, you hit your torque band and start spinning the tires and next thing you know you're stuck.. Another win for EVs.. 😊👍
Totally agree
no! the lockers makesd all the difference and you dont need 300hp to do that! ive seen 100hp old land rovers with triple locks and bigger tires literaly rock crawling.
the electric land rover also still uses land rover 4x4 system i would have liked to see two electric motors on two axles.
Electric isn't cheating Moggy. It's just better. You absolutely walked that course.
no its not! the Grenadier and porsche prooved it! also the other land rovers didnt only center lockers so youre wrong.
@@carholic-sz3qvThe EV Landy was the only vehicle that made it up one obstacle. The Porsche and Grenadiers didn’t make it up, neither did the ICE Landies. 😉👍
Is the Landy EV waterproof? : th-cam.com/video/n5NTunDJBiw/w-d-xo.html
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On my Model S RWD the wheel in the air gets 'virtually diff locked' by the brake. Greetings from inland Australia. Who needs 4x4 😅?
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@@carholic-sz3qv yes...
driving it for 400.000km. The Landcruiser I had before did not make it that far and the running costs were about double.
Why are you cheating because you’re electric?
Cool stuff!! But, may I suggest the lot of you go vegan, for the same reason you want to drive electric instead of an ICE car?
WTF?
I want to drive an EV for the performance, reliability and lack of maintenance. What’s that got to do with what I eat. 🤷♂️
@@ElectricClassicCars well, pretty much for the same reasons, just regarding your body. And, personally, I avoid making a driving license since years now. Not because I couldn't if I wanted, but because my lungs hurt every other warm and windstill summer from all of the ICE cars, and meanwhile even when standing next to someone refuelling their car. Similarly, any kind of animal products produce the same kind of issue, just a lot worse. So yeah, hence my comment. In both contexts, it's just amazing to get rid of all the pretty harsh and avoidable waste connected to the basics of how each works.
stop using everything that was made using oil including internet, plastic protected cables and tires....... basically everything....
@@carholic-sz3qv No but use it sensibly: Don't just burn it using 100 year old tech. There are better ways nowdays.
I hope you can invest on a good camera, your video is very blank out, exposure is not good
knobhead !