+Andrew Van Staden Hey Andrew - we think so too. Kaz has had some significant health setbacks this year and we had to wind back what we've been doing with the Misadventure stuff.
Hi love the vids! Just wondering what tow hitch assemble are you using on Black Betty? I noticed it sits higher than the quick release ones that use the standard tow assemble.
Great vid! Like watching your stuff. Its good to see the land rovers getting used properly. do you guys have any brush protection for the paint or just deal with the pinstriping? I feel like they are too nice to just let them get scratched to hell
Old video, just now viewing it, great stuff; however, some drivers seem to suffering from lead foot syndrome, or lack of lockers; slow is smooth, smooth is fast and less vehicle damage!
+Misadventure 4WD Is any one running anything bigger than 31's? Tires cost so much, it's the biggest reason I don't go bigger. Although you guys seem to be doing great on what LOOKS like 31's??? Maybe I'm wrong.
please tell me were can i buy the weels of the Discovery 4 pleaseeeee sombody tell me, i am tired of these stupid 19 s for offroading, i need smaller wheels so i can buy beter tires
Juan Pablo Hernandez. The guy from this channel answers to another similar question in the other chapter of this video. He says there's options in 17" but only for the 2.7L engine version. Not for the 3.0L version due to the bigger brakes.
Unfortunately the 19" wheels/tyres cant take the same level of punishment. The I7" wheels or D3 or TDV6 D4's are the best choice for this type of terrain. Good Vid!
+1000bassnut, Would need to be cautious. I found standard 255/60R18s (non LT tyres) were bad enough over here in the harsh terrain of Western Australia. The good thing now is many top tyre company offer LTs in sizes to suit 18 inch rims. Unfortunately the 19 inch size is an odd ball, as there is actually a better selection of tyres with 20 inch rims.
I love the D3 and D4, but if there was a D2 in the group would have performed much better... Watching these Lands bumping here and there with wheels always in the air due to the limited excursion it's really a pain
The jazzy music enhanced my viewing pleasure
:-P
Very good display of what the D3/4s are capable of apart from soccermuming around the suburbs. Miss Big Girly...........D3
Nice vid...again guys!!
So nice to see them being used as they should, not cruising with a soccer mom....
Wow, some excellent footage..... looking forward to the next Videos :)
I assume the Transfer Case problem turned out to be an expensive repair :(
I love this adventure so much,...Hello from Cambodia,...
Thanks for watching! Glad your enjoying the Channel
Love the 4 wheel independent suspension off road! I drive the American version. No major malfunctions on any of my Fords.
easier to put shields to protect drive shaft as far as i know
on live axle ones rock crawling can twist them like a spaghetti
those d3 rims at 5:20 are they 18's? Actually the only 18 inch rims are from GOE? is that right or are there others? Thanks
awesome video mate. loved it. would you happen to have the coordinates for the trails featured in this vid and possibly the next. cheers
+Sal Aloisio Hi Sal
I'll go back to the GPS during the week and grab some of the notes for you
cheers mate
We miss your videos. Please make a new batch of realeses.
working on the cape vids from our recent cape york trek now
Great video you're very lucky to have trails like that the only thing missing was the guy in the l200 Trojan : )
It's about bloody time!!!
+Andrew Van Staden Hey Andrew - we think so too. Kaz has had some significant health setbacks this year and we had to wind back what we've been doing with the Misadventure stuff.
+Misadventure 4WD
Hi!
I do hope all ends well and that he is healthy!
May the adventures never end!
absolutely epic!
Hi love the vids!
Just wondering what tow hitch assemble are you using on Black Betty? I noticed it sits higher than the quick release ones that use the standard tow assemble.
It's a mitch hitch from Mitchell Bros. www.mitchhitch.com.au/products/mitch-hitch
Great vid! Like watching your stuff. Its good to see the land rovers getting used properly. do you guys have any brush protection for the paint or just deal with the pinstriping? I feel like they are too nice to just let them get scratched to hell
+dtmccurdy11 We have sliders with brush bars on the defender but have learnt to deal with it on the Rangie. #badgesofhonour
Old video, just now viewing it, great stuff; however, some drivers seem to suffering from lead foot syndrome, or lack of lockers; slow is smooth, smooth is fast and less vehicle damage!
another great video! I miss the old black Defender tho
+Safet Valentic New black SVX Defender now back in the lin-up and ready to start touring again ;)
+Misadventure 4WD I am looking forward to seeing it!
Great Video, Is there any way of getting some info on where about you went for this trip.
Looking forward to Part 2
Another video finally yayy
Awesome stuff! What size tires are you guys running?
+D. Duerksen On which vehicles mate? - there's a pretty wide selection on this vid
+Misadventure 4WD Is any one running anything bigger than 31's? Tires cost so much, it's the biggest reason I don't go bigger. Although you guys seem to be doing great on what LOOKS like 31's??? Maybe I'm wrong.
wow tnx for the new video
cant wait for part 2
what eva happened to part 2 and 3 :(
please tell me were can i buy the weels of the Discovery 4 pleaseeeee sombody tell me, i am tired of these stupid 19 s for offroading, i need smaller wheels so i can buy beter tires
Juan Pablo Hernandez. The guy from this channel answers to another similar question in the other chapter of this video.
He says there's options in 17" but only for the 2.7L engine version. Not for the 3.0L version due to the bigger brakes.
Auxiliary fuel tank at 3:03 under that LR4?
I'll have to check that and get back to you Fred
how do you get to this track?
2008 Range Rover..how do I activate door locks when I shift to drive?
Unfortunately the 19" wheels/tyres cant take the same level of punishment. The I7" wheels or D3 or TDV6 D4's are the best choice for this type of terrain. Good Vid!
+1000bassnut, Would need to be cautious. I found standard 255/60R18s (non LT tyres) were bad enough over here in the harsh terrain of Western Australia. The good thing now is many top tyre company offer LTs in sizes to suit 18 inch rims. Unfortunately the 19 inch size is an odd ball, as there is actually a better selection of tyres with 20 inch rims.
agree one of the worse/week spots on the lr3/4 set up
sooo awesome
How do I make doors lock automatically when I put it in gear?
Why would you want to do that Tony?
Where was that?
+Michał Trejgis Sunny Corner Lithgow region NSW
Land Rover by far the best offroad
I love the D3 and D4, but if there was a D2 in the group would have performed much better... Watching these Lands bumping here and there with wheels always in the air due to the limited excursion it's really a pain
anything solid axle, patrol , cruiser etc
are for the poor.
Touareg the best!
As they say if you want to go into the bush buy a Landrover. If u want to come back buy a Landcruiser.
you wish
try using a real 4x4 u wont have so many issues lol
Can you tell me what a real 4x4 is ?
Must be Jeep driver..
@@ricllinares5929 crusier?
try using a real 4x4 u wont have so many issues lol