Too skeered to go wheelin' in my Disco. Give me confidence!
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If you remove the washer bottle, how you clean the screen when it gets caked in mud lol ?
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I would love to get an off road bumper, I know some of them come with a washer fluid bottle relocation kit that moves it to a different area, one location is against the firewall next to the fuse box if it does not have SAI, the other location I am not sure of. I also have the Hurricane 18s with stock suspension It may be an illusion from pictures I have seen of the 16s but the approach seem to be better. All I know is I have a bumper when I get home, others not so much. I took this picture last year and it made me realize how close I was.
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Too scared to go wheeling in a Land Rover?!?! You might as well have said "I'm too scared to use the internet on my own computer" :P
Seriously though these trucks are tough as nails, you can drive em over pretty much whatever you want. My stock Disco on bald street tires is always pulling out my buddy's Jeep on 33"s, lifted 6 or 8 inches.
Seriously though these trucks are tough as nails, you can drive em over pretty much whatever you want. My stock Disco on bald street tires is always pulling out my buddy's Jeep on 33"s, lifted 6 or 8 inches.
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I would love to get an off road bumper, I know some of them come with a washer fluid bottle relocation kit that moves it to a different area, one location is against the firewall next to the fuse box if it does not have SAI, the other location I am not sure of. I also have the Hurricane 18s with stock suspension It may be an illusion from pictures I have seen of the 16s but the approach seem to be better. All I know is I have a bumper when I get home, others not so much. I took this picture last year and it made me realize how close I was.
To the OP, here is my off road story: I bought my disco with zero off road knowledge. I wanted to know the ropes, but really had no where to learn. But I got really lucky and the golf course near my house closed. I went out there every weekend and practiced going down hills, over ditches, bumps, lumps, and whatever else I could find out there. It was very easy, but thats the best way to learn. Find somewhere easy to test your skills, obviously it doesnt have to been an abandoned golf course, and take the disco into its natural environment. You'll be amazed at what the truck and can do.
Just remeber, if it looks to hard, dont try it. Stick with the easy stuff and become comfortable with everything. Once you are, off roading will be the most addiction thing EVER.
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