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#11

07-21-2009 | 08:25 AM

Disco Mike

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Originally Posted by Spike555

A Range Rover has air suspension on all four corners so that might be worth looking into.
The P-38's are the twin to the DII.
They run from the late '90's-early 2000's.

Spike, that was the cruelest thing I think I have ever heard you say to a D2 owner. They are no more similiar then a Ford and a Chevy, actually considered to be the biggest piece of S--T Rover ever built.

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07-21-2009 | 08:26 AM

Disco Mike

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Omalley, PM me your tele number and I'll help you with your SLS

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07-21-2009 | 10:19 AM

handsome rob

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Originally Posted by Disco Mike

Come on Mike, when all the systems are working properly they are great. But you are right, they are completely different vehicles. That is why I have a D1 and a P38, they each work differently.

The aftermarket could help him if he wanted bags at all four wheel but I am sure it would be expensive, it probably would be as intuitive as the Rover set up either.

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#14

07-21-2009 | 11:07 AM

CCROVERSE01

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Originally Posted by SpyderMan1964

I need the extra rear seats in the SE7 for Kids so I guess that I will make it work. I am going to add an extra grab handle to both A pillars. I think this will be a huge help getting in and out. I have a pair of the handles that are over the front doors for this so they will match. Other than the height of the seats I sure love the Disco!!

Don't think you can mount the handles to the A pillars, I believe they pull (snap) right off when I removed them to remove headliner. Won't take the weight.

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#15

07-21-2009 | 04:08 PM

Spike555

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I got the answer to SpyderMans problem...SMALLER WHEELS!!

Ok SpyderMan, since you are new here and we are glad to have you, I am one of the resident joksters so dont take this seriously

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#16

07-22-2009 | 11:46 AM

SpyderMan1964

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Thanks for the suggestions guys, it was not my plan to hijack the thread. The good news is I can get in and out now with out and modifications. I just put new tires on those big wheels so I do not think I will be switching any time soon. I may try to hunt down another set of smaller wheels for winter tires, I live in Madison WI and the winters have been brutal lately.

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