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pics of my disco
« on: June 01, 2008, 09:27:36 »
ive finally finished getting all my engine in a running and im now just waiting on the delivery of my radiator and intercooler  from ebay, but thought id post a few pics up to see what u think,  marcus





plans for the next few weeks are to  get a winch bumper and  some modular rims  as i hate these standard disco rims lol, also need to wire up the spots lol,
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #1 on: June 01, 2008, 09:48:42 »
You ought to consider sorting yourself out with a viable spare wheel option as well. Unless of course that road tyre on the spare is the same size as your MT's... but I'm assuming from the wheel arch chop that this probably isn't the case.

If you get a puncture whilst you are out and about you are going to be in difficulty as putting different circumference tyres on the same axle will wind up the transmission resulting in your differential saying "see ya"! Ask me how I learned this!

By the way where abouts are you located because if you are getting shot of them Disco steels I would be interested as I have alloys and you have to take them off to remove half shafts which is a bit of a PITA!

It looks a nice tidy old 3 door TBF...

« Last Edit: June 01, 2008, 10:04:54 by discopinky »
1996 Discovery 300TDi Affectionately known as Clover. 
Cooper Discover STT 33/12.50/R15, a 2" body lift off chassis. H/D springs with 50mm platform spacers on the rear. Nothing on the front as they foul the shocks :-) 11" travel rough country shocks and mountings with dislocating spring cones,  adjusted wheel arches, safari snorkel. H/D rear bumper, demountable drop plate,. H/D steering guard, QT diff guards.
tree sliders, Split charge running twin Optima's, spotlight bar with 4 whoppers on it, H/D winch bumper, 12,000lbs winch,  A bar with 2 50w mini spotlights, brownchurch full length roof rack. 2 work lights.CB,
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #2 on: June 01, 2008, 17:57:20 »
its not a road tyre on the spare its just a very very worn out bf mud terrain lol yeah im going to be getting a new spare when ive sorted new rims as ill buy a set of 5 and then get another tyre but will most likely have to go on the roof rack as it wont fit on the door lol,

yeah i know all about diffs and transfer boxs breaking  lol my mate has gone through 9 diffs and an arb diff locker in 6 months lol and 2 transfer boxes lmao,

yeah it is quite clean tbh the chassis has never been welded and was  almost completely solid everywhere ive looked, and yeah ill  let u know about the wheels and im located in rushden near santa pod raceway cheers for comment
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #3 on: June 01, 2008, 18:06:17 »
Hi

Yes now I look closer I can see it is a BFG MT!

Rushden is not a million miles from em so would gladly relieve you of them disco steels when the time comes.
1996 Discovery 300TDi Affectionately known as Clover. 
Cooper Discover STT 33/12.50/R15, a 2" body lift off chassis. H/D springs with 50mm platform spacers on the rear. Nothing on the front as they foul the shocks :-) 11" travel rough country shocks and mountings with dislocating spring cones,  adjusted wheel arches, safari snorkel. H/D rear bumper, demountable drop plate,. H/D steering guard, QT diff guards.
tree sliders, Split charge running twin Optima's, spotlight bar with 4 whoppers on it, H/D winch bumper, 12,000lbs winch,  A bar with 2 50w mini spotlights, brownchurch full length roof rack. 2 work lights.CB,
Fine English engineering modified to work!

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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #4 on: June 01, 2008, 18:12:42 »
its a started anyway .  one less job to do. :dance: looks a beast already somehow

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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #5 on: June 01, 2008, 20:44:04 »
yeah youore than welcome maybe for a small fee lol the mbpf is a popular choice lol (marcus's back pocket fund incase u didnt know my name haha) but yeah as soon as i sort some new rims out ill drop u a pm to say im done with them, thanks for comments, i think its the huge chunks of treat that make it kind of threatening in a way lol but got a few more bits n bobs to do yet but will keep updating as a when
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #6 on: June 01, 2008, 20:48:25 »
Maybe you could put my mbpf donation towards a steering guard  8-[
1996 Discovery 300TDi Affectionately known as Clover. 
Cooper Discover STT 33/12.50/R15, a 2" body lift off chassis. H/D springs with 50mm platform spacers on the rear. Nothing on the front as they foul the shocks :-) 11" travel rough country shocks and mountings with dislocating spring cones,  adjusted wheel arches, safari snorkel. H/D rear bumper, demountable drop plate,. H/D steering guard, QT diff guards.
tree sliders, Split charge running twin Optima's, spotlight bar with 4 whoppers on it, H/D winch bumper, 12,000lbs winch,  A bar with 2 50w mini spotlights, brownchurch full length roof rack. 2 work lights.CB,
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #7 on: June 01, 2008, 21:06:48 »
lol i do belive that is a very good idea lol ive been watching a few on ebay but im going to buy a few 4x4 mags when payday comes so i can compare prices and quality etc unless any1 has any reccomendations
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #8 on: June 01, 2008, 22:16:48 »
I have the all in one unit that has recovery points and hi-lift jacking points built in. Slides inside the chassis rails.

Got mine secondhand from Sodbury sort out. Came off a Range Rover.

They are a PITA to fit but I rate them highly.

Mine has had some serious abuse but still going strong.

1996 Discovery 300TDi Affectionately known as Clover. 
Cooper Discover STT 33/12.50/R15, a 2" body lift off chassis. H/D springs with 50mm platform spacers on the rear. Nothing on the front as they foul the shocks :-) 11" travel rough country shocks and mountings with dislocating spring cones,  adjusted wheel arches, safari snorkel. H/D rear bumper, demountable drop plate,. H/D steering guard, QT diff guards.
tree sliders, Split charge running twin Optima's, spotlight bar with 4 whoppers on it, H/D winch bumper, 12,000lbs winch,  A bar with 2 50w mini spotlights, brownchurch full length roof rack. 2 work lights.CB,
Fine English engineering modified to work!

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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #9 on: June 01, 2008, 22:47:37 »
I got a Reble one off ebay for £30 ;) brand new ,It was the first thing I ever bought for  the truck...

Very good and has taken some big whacks without any damage ... :D

However I wish I had bought one with jacking tubes :(
so many hills , so little time ....
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #10 on: June 02, 2008, 07:33:54 »
lol yeah my mates has taken some abuse in the past so i def wanna get a strong one, and by the sounds of it im going to want to get one with jacking points to lol
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #11 on: June 02, 2008, 14:05:07 »
Love the amount of trimming you have done on your arches!!

I got a one piece ally steering guard from a fella at sodbury- with jacking points and recovery eyes- its taken som hard hits! Will get a piccy when i get my disco back!


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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #12 on: June 02, 2008, 18:25:46 »
l get a close up iof the archs as its not just bare metal been cut its got a rubber crimp thing on it so its looks nice n clean
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #13 on: June 02, 2008, 22:39:50 »
hi mate im in sharnbrook! i do spend a fair bit of time with my mates in wymington, il have to pop over and say hi one day, its ood to see another 200 out on the roads, well nearly! lol
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« Reply #14 on: June 02, 2008, 22:44:31 »
yeah no worries mate would be good to see another disco owner lol im near the speed camera in rushden , fingers crossed it might be here tmorow so when fitted im going straight off road lmao ooooh i cant wait it got me heart racin n everything lol
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #15 on: June 02, 2008, 22:50:28 »
Is it on the left facing the spead camera, iv seen an RR clasic there and a steam engine? if memory serves correct :huh:
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« Reply #16 on: June 03, 2008, 07:34:13 »
nah thats one of my  mates houses, hes had the  most random collection of cars on that drive you have ever seen lol but hes having few probs at  mo so hes not out n about for a while
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« Reply #17 on: June 03, 2008, 20:18:13 »
 :dance: :lol: shes done woohoo,got the rad today and just spent last hour in the pouring rain to fit it and fill the water system, im  proper looking forward totaking her off road  asap :dance:
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Re: pics of my disco
« Reply #18 on: June 03, 2008, 20:27:12 »
Hi Marcus

Mudrat has a steering guard for sale - listed in the sales/wants/auction bit.

It's off a 300, so not sure if the mounting points are the same... think they should be,

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