Other Suspension heights, L322 / P38 / D3
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Grin....
Although I didn't do the D3
Although I didn't do the D3
Grin....
Although I didn't do the D3
do u happen to have one for a D3 please , if i say pretty please with a cheery on top , snigger
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A comparison of C, D and H would be good.
think i’ve actually seen them somewhere , will try and find it
doesn’t say what range rover though
http://www.oocities.org/~landroverpty/off_road_capabilities.htm
if others can add to this please , struggling to find some of them, also of a way adding a picture next to each one , am limited with my ipad
Fording depth
Defender 90: 20 inches
Discovery S2: 19.7 inches
Range Rover: 21.3 inches in High Profile,
19.7 in Standard Profile
Freelander: 15.7 inches
Discovery 3 28 inches / off road height.
Angle of approach
Defender 90: 51 degrees without winch, 46 degrees with winch
Discovery S2: 31 degrees
Range Rover: 35 degrees in High profile, 31 degrees in Standard Profile
Freelander: 30.5 degrees
Discovery 3 37.2 degrees off road height
Rear departure:
Defender 90: 35 degrees
Discovery: 25 degrees [SLS in Off Road Mode, without tow hitch]
Range Rover: 26 degrees in High Profile,
24 degrees in Standard Profile.
Freelander: 33.9 degrees without tow hitch, 24 degrees with tow hitch
Discovery 3 29.6 degrees without tow hitch
Ramp breakover angle
Defender 90: 34 degrees
Discovery: 27 degrees
Range Rover: 29 degrees in High Profile,
26 degrees in Standard Profile
Freelander: 24 degrees
Defender 90: 100% or 45 degrees
Discovery:100% or 45 degrees
Range Rover: 100% or 45 degrees
Freelander: 40 degrees
Discovery 3 / 35 degrees continuous- 45 degrees Drive through ( max gradient )
Traversing
Defender: 30 degrees
Discovery: 30 degrees
Range Rover: 30 degrees
Freelander: No official figure has ever been released
Minimum ground clearance
Discovery 3 240mm 9.44inches
http://www.oocities.org/~landroverpty/off_road_capabilities.htm
if others can add to this please , struggling to find some of them, also of a way adding a picture next to each one , am limited with my ipad
Fording depth
Defender 90: 20 inches
Discovery S2: 19.7 inches
Range Rover: 21.3 inches in High Profile,
19.7 in Standard Profile
Freelander: 15.7 inches
Discovery 3 28 inches / off road height.
Angle of approach
Defender 90: 51 degrees without winch, 46 degrees with winch
Discovery S2: 31 degrees
Range Rover: 35 degrees in High profile, 31 degrees in Standard Profile
Freelander: 30.5 degrees
Discovery 3 37.2 degrees off road height
Rear departure:
Defender 90: 35 degrees
Discovery: 25 degrees [SLS in Off Road Mode, without tow hitch]
Range Rover: 26 degrees in High Profile,
24 degrees in Standard Profile.
Freelander: 33.9 degrees without tow hitch, 24 degrees with tow hitch
Discovery 3 29.6 degrees without tow hitch
Ramp breakover angle
Defender 90: 34 degrees
Discovery: 27 degrees
Range Rover: 29 degrees in High Profile,
26 degrees in Standard Profile
Freelander: 24 degrees
ClimbingDefender 90: 100% or 45 degrees
Discovery:100% or 45 degrees
Range Rover: 100% or 45 degrees
Freelander: 40 degrees
Discovery 3 / 35 degrees continuous- 45 degrees Drive through ( max gradient )
Traversing
Defender: 30 degrees
Discovery: 30 degrees
Range Rover: 30 degrees
Freelander: No official figure has ever been released
Minimum ground clearance
Discovery 3 240mm 9.44inches
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