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I had a '97 Disco, loved, due to some cicumstances, decided to sell it...
Then, I wanted another one, so I looked hard at Range Rovers. The problem is, everyone I test drove, I felt uncomfortable with the suspension. They all worked properly, raising and lowering at the appropriate times, but I like the suspension much better on the Disco.
I drove RRC and the new ones, but I didn't like the suspension. So, I ended up with a '98 Disco....
It will soon have a 2" lift, but it otherwise stock...
Then, I wanted another one, so I looked hard at Range Rovers. The problem is, everyone I test drove, I felt uncomfortable with the suspension. They all worked properly, raising and lowering at the appropriate times, but I like the suspension much better on the Disco.
I drove RRC and the new ones, but I didn't like the suspension. So, I ended up with a '98 Disco....
It will soon have a 2" lift, but it otherwise stock...
GregH said:James-
With the right mods, a SWB RRC is a Disco-asskicker!
if your mechanically inclined, Greg is right, those SWB RRC are awesome...but will require a bunch of maintanence to get it up to par...but if your building a trial rig, you would be going through all the steps anyway, so a RRC would put you money ahead..
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