So I thought that 6 degree caster rods were good. But the steering was tight, and the D shaft angle not so good. Got a set of 3 degree adrenaline 4x4 rods from LK8. took out the 6's and put the new ones in today. Used poly bushings. WOW! Much better. Steering is easier, almost stock feel. Spring seats still fairly perpendicular to the springs. So if you have a 4" lift, I would strongly recommend 3 degree rods. Not 6 degree.

The only complaint is that the black coating is not as good quality as the powdercoat green I had on original set from England....

 

Lowered my sale price significantly: now 2400$!!

link:
Super clean 2004 Disco 2 PLUS many parts for sale - Land Rover Forums - Land Rover Enthusiast Forum

 

back up for sale, winter buyer did not come through: 7500$

 

I really don;t want to work on this disco anymore. Too many other projects. So many extra parts available in the sale. Seriously cheap! North canton OH. any offer will be considered...

 

I’ve kinda been on the hunt for a parts car as I start on my second D2 in the coming months. I’ll send you a PM…

 

it's way better than a parts car. Not that I care really what the buyer does with it, but it's in near mint shape and and was an excellent DD until the liner issue...BUT, it comes with a whole truckload of parts...so that is practically an extra parts car in the deal!

 

Oh my ... I really hate seeing a seemingly salvageable DII in a boneyard.

But it's been a looong time since I've seen any come through here; nearly four years at the local LKQ.

I guess that era is ending. Predictable. 😢

 

ALL SOLD! to a fantastic forums member. ENJOY!