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Last edited by moon13 on 9th Feb 2013 9:42 pm. Edited 2 times in total

Great pictures, looks like you had a fantastic time.  ______________________
2010 GS Galway Green Manual (now sold)

awd wrote:

Great pictures, looks like you had a fantastic time.

I had and I hope I will have!
And look forward to the next Land Rover Czech Forum meeting
Very good comunity of LR owners!

PS: How deep was the watter you swam?

Finaly some of pics uploaded to my gallery

Moon 13

What tyres do you have on?

How did the Freelander 2 get on in the snow?

Midlander wrote:

Moon 13
What tyres do you have on?
How did the Freelander 2 get on in the snow?

yes great pictures Moon 13, you must have a lot of useful knowledge re the capabilities of the FL2 in those situations.

something most of us will never experience !!

can the FL2 hold it's own against the Discos and Defenders ?

Iain

iain cooper wrote:

yes great pictures Moon 13, you must have a lot of useful knowledge re the capabilities of the FL2 in those situations. something most of us will never experience !!
can the FL2 hold it's own against the Discos and Defenders ?Iain

I don´t know Last year I was driving light off-road for 4 times. I checked off-road way, forest way, green field...
I mean all the terrains. There were lot of places I can not get through because of the clearance height!
Boys with Disco and Defs around me were surprised
But I am not going to be like they are. You can see on the pics modified LRs.
However Freelander is not ready for hard terrains ( ladder frame, reduction, differential lock ),
but you can make lot of things thanks the Terrain Response.
I know what I can afford and I don´t want to destroy my car
PS: I hope that my modification will be finished soon (this year). If not, I will buy one more LR for driving all off roads.

thanks Moon 13, yes I suppose the ground clearance on the FL2 limits where it can go, and also cannot compare to these modified Discos, etc.

good to hear the terrain response system is there when it's needed..............although I have yet to use mine, but does give a certain peace of mind.

Iain

iain cooper wrote:

thanks Moon 13, yes I suppose the ground clearance on the FL2 limits where it can go, and also cannot compare to these modified Discos, etc.

good to hear the terrain response system is there when it's needed..............although I have yet to use mine, but does give a certain peace of mind.

Iain

But you have very good and lot of places to drive off the road.
Nice places like Stirling, I have been there twice
Here is forbidden
We don´t want to destroy the nature.., but ...

we certainly have loads of places to go off road up here in Scotland, but unfortunately I'd hate to scratch it, or get it too dirty !!

very sad I know............but that's just me

Iain

ps I was the same with my Disco 11 . ............I just can't help it

iain cooper wrote:

we certainly have loads of places to go off road up here in Scotland, but unfortunately I'd hate to scratch it, or get it too dirty !!
very sad I know............but that's just me
Iain
ps I was the same with my Disco 11 . ............I just can't help it

Same like me It last only two months.
As I wrote, it is not about off roading only... the comunity of Czech LR Forum is very kind and cool.
The meetings are great friendly and realy funny.
I look forward to next one.

I recommend you, try to do it for the first time and you will see.
I hate nice and clean car! You have to be dirt as LR

A couple of pictures on my photo-website

PS: Next meeting in 14 days and still waiting for the 16" wheels and AT tires

After two great years with 16" and BF Goodrich AT I am back on 17".
BF AT the best ever for "all terrain"! Now with Kumho AT, drives quiter and with a little better grip on road, but I can feel the difference between 16 an 17 wheels, and BF/Kumho also.

... and tank guard is comming...soon... finally!!!