disconnecting driveshaft
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disconnecting driveshaft
I read in Dave Pollard's book "You and your Land Rover Discovery" that the Disco can operate as two-wheel drive if one of the propshafts is disconnected, without causing damage to the vehicle.
Wouldn't it make sense to convert one to two-wheel drive to vastly improve fuel efficeny on the road, then re-connect it if you were to do an off-road holiday?
Wouldn't it make sense to convert one to two-wheel drive to vastly improve fuel efficeny on the road, then re-connect it if you were to do an off-road holiday?
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RE: disconnecting driveshaft
Are the drive lines, etc.strong enough to sustain driving under normal conditions in suburban traffic for a few days while the driveline shop installs zerks on the U-joints on the front driveline? Thinking this might be the best way to keep my wife's vehicle on the road, but still get the zerks installed, as recommended by those on this board.
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RE: disconnecting driveshaft
Does anyone know if this driveshaft is a good replacement for the factory Rotoflex? I will be purchasing a Tom Woods front driveshaft and would like to replace the rear unit at the same time.
http://www.toddcosuspensions.com/larodidr.html
Cheers,
Pete
http://www.toddcosuspensions.com/larodidr.html
Cheers,
Pete
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