Rims and tire package question
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They look similar to that, I am not sure if they are the same or not. What I do know for certain is that I measured them with a rim caliper, like the kind that comes with a computer balancer station, and they were exactly 7" on the outside.
I usually go on a trail from Calais up over Woodbury Mtn. You end up in Wolcott. There is an even gnarlier trail that parallels the mountain road. I wouldn't go on it unless you had a snorkel and didn't give a damn about your paint. I could probably make it through with the Excursion, in so far as I wouldn't hydro-lock but I don't think I would actually fit.
I just ordered a snorkel for the Range Rover today.
Your Disco looks pretty hot. I want to do much of the same with my Range Rover.
What is the deal with the cables from the roof racks to the brush guard? I never got what that is for, looks cool, but what is the purpose?
I just ordered a snorkel for the Range Rover today.
Your Disco looks pretty hot. I want to do much of the same with my Range Rover.
What is the deal with the cables from the roof racks to the brush guard? I never got what that is for, looks cool, but what is the purpose?
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Haha yeah not trying to go too far under water...we'll see.
The cables that go to the roof are called "limb risers". I'm not sure of the origin, but I first saw them on Camel trophy vehicles. They're designed to keep branches away from the windshield, and they work great. I was on a trail in Hinesburg yesterday and saved my truck from some serious branches.
The cables that go to the roof are called "limb risers". I'm not sure of the origin, but I first saw them on Camel trophy vehicles. They're designed to keep branches away from the windshield, and they work great. I was on a trail in Hinesburg yesterday and saved my truck from some serious branches.
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Well your Disco would have an easy time of Woodbury Mtn. I took my more or less stock Disco II over it quite a few times, I did loose the front bumper up there, then I replaced it with a bumper from an old Jeep CJ. No more problems after that.
Are you looking for serious challenge or just a gnarly, but manageable, trail ride?
Are you looking for serious challenge or just a gnarly, but manageable, trail ride?
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