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Old 19-09-2016, 16:25   #1
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This quite outstanding. When you look at the shear size difference.

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Old 19-09-2016, 16:30   #2
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This quite outstanding. When you look at the shear size difference.

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Seen that before

The Land Rover would always win as the dodge was only in 2WD and has no weight over those back wheels that are driving it.

The Land Rover was in 4WD
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Old 19-09-2016, 16:32   #3
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Seen that before

The Land Rover would always win as the dodge was only in 2WD and has no weight over those back wheels that are driving it.

The Land Rover was in 4WD
Yes. if you was to put the Landy into two again it wouldn't stand a chance
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Yes. if you was to put the Landy into two again it wouldn't stand a chance
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Old 19-09-2016, 21:55   #5
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Yes. if you was to put the Landy into two again it wouldn't stand a chance
how d'you put a landy post series 3 in 2wd. but if could might still win as more weight
on its backend.
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Old 19-09-2016, 22:37   #6
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In the USA, you can get a Dodge Ram 3500 certified to tow 14152kg.

I.e. 14 metric ton!

You find me a Landy that can be certified to that!

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how d'you put a landy post series 3 in 2wd. but if could might still win as more weight
on its backend.
How old is post series 3?

My parents had a 1979 landy that could be switched. Though in fairness I don't know much about them
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Just been having read about four wheel drive systems in Land Rovers.
Interesting.
I see what you're saying

Learned something new
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I've watched it countless times & I love it

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