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panosko
 


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Greece 2005 Discovery 3 TDV6 Base 7 Seat Auto Maya GoldDiscovery 3
Rear locking differential info

This is as an option for the Disco III , but I would like to know how this works on it. Is it engaged automatically or manually? Is it worth it? How is the diferentials installation before it and how after it? Other info welcomed. Thanks.  
Post #2778413th Nov 2005 8:40 pm
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grommet
 


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It's automatic; you have no control. The Disco 3 even without a locking rear differential is excellent off road, so I'm not sure I'd miss it. It's only a factory build option and can't be installed later.  
Post #2782213th Nov 2005 10:29 pm
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Actually the demo Slimer did for us with Rays instruction... showed us that it does help in certain situations...

Slimer... comments please on a forum near you Wink  
Post #2782413th Nov 2005 10:43 pm
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I think it helps, need to do a comparisson one on these days over the same bit of terrain with and without one.

My thoughts with getting it were: it's not that expensive to add on, can only be added as a factory option and who knows when a 3rd party alternative we be available The End  
Post #2782913th Nov 2005 11:00 pm
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BN
 


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Slimer wrote:
I think it helps, need to do a comparisson one on these days over the same bit of terrain with and without one.

My thoughts with getting it were: it's not that expensive to add on, can only be added as a factory option and who knows when a 3rd party alternative we be available


I have driven both and there is a difference. All the LRE D3's have added diffs at Eastnor. They will deal with most terrain with relaltive ease, even thought the standard configuration is excellent. I doubt if Slimer had any problems at all in Wales.  
Post #2783113th Nov 2005 11:16 pm
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BN wrote:
I doubt if Slimer had any problems at all in Wales.
Nope it went everywhere I pointed it and drove over everything in it's path Razz The End  
Post #2783213th Nov 2005 11:19 pm
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