any armoured Terrano's??

Damian Strudley · 17-04-2009, 22:10

Sorry to insult a Nissan forum by bringing this up.... But just seen the spec for the new armoured land rover

I was wondering if there had been anybody involved in making a Nissan heavy duty protected? If so to what result and cost?

Below is the article:-

LandRover launches new armoured vehicle
17 Apr 09

By Anthony Hildebrand

Land Rover is introducing a new armoured version of its Discovery 4x4 vehicle.

A statement from the company says: “The new Discovery Armoured combines Land Rover’s all-terrain capability with discreet, state-of-the-art protection, whilst providing highly versatile and comfortable transportation for five people and a generous 500kg payload.

“Benefiting from Land Rover’s extensive experience in the armoured vehicle market, including the Range Rover Armoured, the Discovery Armoured is supplied with a full three-year, 80,000km factory warranty on the base vehicle and armour, along with comprehensive after-sales support from specialised technicians.”

John C Wright, Land Rover’s manager for government and direct sales, said: “The broad range of capabilities provided by the new Discovery Armoured make it the ideal choice for government agencies, security organisations and businesses whose employees are exposed to high-risk locations.

“The Discovery has been carefully engineered to help enable occupants to travel across challenging terrains with confidence.”

Ballistic armour

Although virtually indistinguishable from the standard model, the Discovery Armoured features ballistic steel armour and glazing which provides B6 level ballistic and blast protection in accordance with European standard EN1522 level FB6.

Standard specification includes run-flat tyres, bullet resistant glazing and under-floor shielding. The protection offered was certified by QinetiQ, an independent blast and ballistic testing organisation.

Detailed engineering changes were made to the base vehicle to ensure that it maintained optimum ride and handling on all surfaces, despite the additional mass of the armour. Modifications include uprated springs and dampers, larger diameter anti-roll bars, and upgraded front and rear brake callipers.

All-terrain capability

The manufacturer says the new armoured vehicle “comes equipped with the latest 4x4 technologies to deliver all-terrain capability”.

This includes Land Rover's acclaimed Terrain Respons system, which enables the driver to configure the vehicle's performance to suit virtually any surface from tarmac to the off-road challenges of mud, grass, snow or sand.

A 2.7-litre V6 common-rail diesel engine “provides effortless and refined power delivery, and is complemented by a smooth and responsive six-speed automatic transmission,” according to LandRover. The vehicle features independent air suspension at all four corners.

The Discovery Armoured offers an elevated driving position, with a flexible seating layout for up to five people, and a 500kg payload.

Dedicated consultant

A dedicated security consultant works closely with the customer during the sales process, to ensure their full requirements are met.

Once the vehicle is in service, the customer has access to a full driver training programme; a dedicated technician can also provide a number of scheduled visits each year, to assist with vehicle familiarisation and servicing.

Armoured LandRover specifications

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Base Vehicle Specification
2.7 litre TDV6 common-rail diesel engine
140 kW power and 440Nm of torque
6-speed automatic transmission
Kerb weight 3540Kg (excluding options)
4040kg GVW
Air conditioning
Terrain Response
Off road capability
Modified suspension system (to accommodate increased vehicle mass)
Upgraded front and rear brake callipers: 6-pot front, 4-pot rear
TPMS

Armour Specification
European Standard EN 1522 level FB6 (high velocity assault rifle) ballistic protection.
Side blast protection – 15kg device at a distance of three metres
Under floor hand grenade protection against DM 51 grenades
Fuel cut off override system
Fixed windows all around
Run flat tyres – Goodyear EMT

Available Options
Fuel tank protection.
Rear mounted access hatch.
Front covert lights
Siren system
Under bonnet fire suppressant system
Full sized spare wheel and jack
Tinted windows
Intercom system
Split charge system
Anti tamper exhaust
Opening driver's front window – max 100mm.

Specialist Options
Global After Sales Support
Armoured vehicle Driver Training

tezzer · 17-04-2009, 23:23

hi Damian Strudley, you will end up hung,drawn and 1/4, talking about l/r on here lol,

some of the die hards wont talk to you again.

bloody good motors though.

tezzer

extreme-4x4 · 18-04-2009, 00:12

thay are if you dont live near the sea. or plan to invade iraq or something

no they are good. and id have one

Deleted account DD · 18-04-2009, 08:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by extreme-4x4

thay are if you dont live near the sea. or plan to invade iraq or something

The ultimate M25 machine perhaps ?

Thomas-the-Terrano2 · 18-04-2009, 15:21

bit heavy though, would you average new squaddy have to be put thru a c1
test to drive it grossing in over 3500kg then? wonder if towing weights are
decreased accordingly.

imagine some of the UN trolls are bullet proof in both senses.

17-04-2009, 22:10	#1
Damian Strudley Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Kent is my main base agian still work in Yorks Vehicle: Maverick Chasseur lwb Posts: 55	any armoured Terrano's?? Sorry to insult a Nissan forum by bringing this up.... But just seen the spec for the new armoured land rover I was wondering if there had been anybody involved in making a Nissan heavy duty protected? If so to what result and cost? Below is the article:- LandRover launches new armoured vehicle 17 Apr 09 By Anthony Hildebrand Land Rover is introducing a new armoured version of its Discovery 4x4 vehicle. A statement from the company says: “The new Discovery Armoured combines Land Rover’s all-terrain capability with discreet, state-of-the-art protection, whilst providing highly versatile and comfortable transportation for five people and a generous 500kg payload. “Benefiting from Land Rover’s extensive experience in the armoured vehicle market, including the Range Rover Armoured, the Discovery Armoured is supplied with a full three-year, 80,000km factory warranty on the base vehicle and armour, along with comprehensive after-sales support from specialised technicians.” John C Wright, Land Rover’s manager for government and direct sales, said: “The broad range of capabilities provided by the new Discovery Armoured make it the ideal choice for government agencies, security organisations and businesses whose employees are exposed to high-risk locations. “The Discovery has been carefully engineered to help enable occupants to travel across challenging terrains with confidence.” Ballistic armour Although virtually indistinguishable from the standard model, the Discovery Armoured features ballistic steel armour and glazing which provides B6 level ballistic and blast protection in accordance with European standard EN1522 level FB6. Standard specification includes run-flat tyres, bullet resistant glazing and under-floor shielding. The protection offered was certified by QinetiQ, an independent blast and ballistic testing organisation. Detailed engineering changes were made to the base vehicle to ensure that it maintained optimum ride and handling on all surfaces, despite the additional mass of the armour. Modifications include uprated springs and dampers, larger diameter anti-roll bars, and upgraded front and rear brake callipers. All-terrain capability The manufacturer says the new armoured vehicle “comes equipped with the latest 4x4 technologies to deliver all-terrain capability”. This includes Land Rover's acclaimed Terrain Respons system, which enables the driver to configure the vehicle's performance to suit virtually any surface from tarmac to the off-road challenges of mud, grass, snow or sand. A 2.7-litre V6 common-rail diesel engine “provides effortless and refined power delivery, and is complemented by a smooth and responsive six-speed automatic transmission,” according to LandRover. The vehicle features independent air suspension at all four corners. The Discovery Armoured offers an elevated driving position, with a flexible seating layout for up to five people, and a 500kg payload. Dedicated consultant A dedicated security consultant works closely with the customer during the sales process, to ensure their full requirements are met. Once the vehicle is in service, the customer has access to a full driver training programme; a dedicated technician can also provide a number of scheduled visits each year, to assist with vehicle familiarisation and servicing. Armoured LandRover specifications - Base Vehicle Specification 2.7 litre TDV6 common-rail diesel engine 140 kW power and 440Nm of torque 6-speed automatic transmission Kerb weight 3540Kg (excluding options) 4040kg GVW Air conditioning Terrain Response Off road capability Modified suspension system (to accommodate increased vehicle mass) Upgraded front and rear brake callipers: 6-pot front, 4-pot rear TPMS Armour Specification European Standard EN 1522 level FB6 (high velocity assault rifle) ballistic protection. Side blast protection – 15kg device at a distance of three metres Under floor hand grenade protection against DM 51 grenades Fuel cut off override system Fixed windows all around Run flat tyres – Goodyear EMT Available Options Fuel tank protection. Rear mounted access hatch. Front covert lights Siren system Under bonnet fire suppressant system Full sized spare wheel and jack Tinted windows Intercom system Split charge system Anti tamper exhaust Opening driver's front window – max 100mm. Specialist Options Global After Sales Support Armoured vehicle Driver Training

18-04-2009, 15:21	#5
Thomas-the-Terrano2 Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Hackenthorpe Sheffield Vehicle: Terrano2 R20 lwb 2.7TDi Posts: 5,234	bit heavy though, would you average new squaddy have to be put thru a c1 test to drive it grossing in over 3500kg then? wonder if towing weights are decreased accordingly. imagine some of the UN trolls are bullet proof in both senses. __________________ M6YTB / 20YTB '60' 2010 Ford C Max Zetec 1.6i, black '56' 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.0TD, silver 2021 Bailey Pegasus Grade SE Turin caravan Smile, its more likely to confuse. One Life, Don't Just Live It, Drive a Nissan, or ...... a Jeep. Owner of Nissan 4x4s 2005 to 2019, and maybe in the future too!

17-04-2009, 23:23	#2
tezzer Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: basildon essex Vehicle: transit camper van 1987 Posts: 2,829	hi Damian Strudley, you will end up hung,drawn and 1/4, talking about l/r on here lol, some of the die hards wont talk to you again. bloody good motors though. tezzer

18-04-2009, 00:12	#3
extreme-4x4 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: WALES Posts: 6,295	thay are if you dont live near the sea. or plan to invade iraq or something no they are good. and id have one