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Springbar makes such nice tents! We love ours!

Thanks so much. This video really helped me. Was able to fix it myself!

i found a 03/2003 hse discovery 2 with centre diff lock with only 94000klm here in Australia. Every you tube review i see and hear say the 2003 model does not have cdl, well this one does and its from factory never installed after sale come with it. i am the second owner and have the service manual showing every service to date, Paid 3000 for it and i love the bloody thing..... For Now anyway

This video is fucked.

I was going to watch your video but then right when I started to the boss finally called me back and he told me what to do so thanks anyway the video looks pretty good though thanks

Excellet drone work! I'd love to drive some of those old railroad tunnels....

Thank you for the great and thorough review! Super helpful.

Great video. I learned a couple new things.

Beautiful route and great drone shots!

Two things...you paid for the sliders so don't be afraid to use them and two, the rear hitch is an invaluable tool, it's basically a rear stinger, if you hit it, you know likely nothing else is in danger.

As a '99 unlocked 100 Series owner who has done Golden Spike in a half-locked 94 fzj80 in the past, this content is right up my alley.

What GMRS and mount are you using? that is awesome set up and good quality

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안녕하세요! Long time subscriber. Didn’t know you went to Korea. I hardly ever meet folks here in Utah who were called to Korea. I’m hoping my kids get called there (probably won’t 😂). Nice video. Love that area. I took my kid to the Spire, Temple of the Sun, etc last fall. Fun times. I expect to see a kimchi fried rice segment next time. 😆

I’ve been dying to see this! Loved it from your view. We need to do it again.

What was the kit that you used for this install? I’m confused as to which one you said in the comments. Much appreciated.

When did you get the Tacoma? I remember you always had a Land Cruiser. Both are great vehicles.

Thank you. I have a 2003 with 200,000 klms. I put in Castro classic oil with zinc and the correct coolant, but when I checked the clutch fan and the condenser fan they were not good. After doing a hour long run the clutch fan turn easily and the condenser fan was seized. The engine works great on a nice cool day in Alberta, but when there are things that are not working the way they should they show up on a very hot day in a traffic jam. That is when everything in the disco needs to be right, thermostat, fans and coolant

great trail, don’t recommend running it alone though or late in the day if you’re alone. we did the south portion in a mildly lifted sequoia and it was definitely more technical than broken arrow

Keeping the AHC

Hey man, does it use a visco fan or electricfan or both of them ?

Your video helped me out a lot thank you sir🫡

Lexus guy, low range equals higher rpm’s.

Bro took his dad with him 😊

Do you have to keep your motor running while you’re using it? If not, how long can you run it on your battery without drawing too much power out of your car that it won’t start?

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I drive mine 63-64 on the freeway. Same with my JK.

I’ve got 70,000km on my general grabber ATX tires. I live in eastern Canada and have had them on my 2021 Ford Ranger Tremor since I bought it in early July of that year. Rotated tires every oil change. It’s my daily driver to work, but I also haul 2 ATV’s on a 14 foot steel trailer, and take the truck back old woods roads for hunting and fishing. Winters here see more icy conditions than snow, however in deep snow the first two winters these tires were absolute beasts. I could go through anything. This past winter they felt less reliable, and I will need to replace them by the end of this summer. Durability- fantastic Quiet ride- fantastic Basic off road stuff- decent Snow- amazing Ice- not as “grippy” as I expected, and any time there was a threat of icy roads 4wd was always on. After reading that they’re one of the most durable, quiet, and capable in snow- I’ll be buying another set this winter that’ll last me another 3 years. 👍🏼

Nice to see Hammond finally hit that growth spurt.

Great video! Do you think a 2 door stock JL Willys can get through this damage free :)?

just now finding this video, but makes me super excited to wheel moab again this summer! Got a group of slightly more built out cruisers so it'll be a blast - great video!

Thanks very informative. A parts man in a very successful rover shop told me that the electric AC fan is also for when the engine overheats. Mine will not move, it’s rusty. I took it apart, it’s not fixable.

For someone with no lockers or armor are there any easy trails to explore in Moab that would make the trip from San Diego worth it? I’m stationed in SD and being from the east coast I’ve always wanted to go to Moab. We have a LX470 with 285/70r17s on the way. We also have a 24’ Willy’s 4XE but i would be hard pressed fitting 3 kids (2 in car seats) and all of our stuff in a wrangler 😂

Minivan driver was legit.

I’ve had mine since new in 1999. Now 470,000kms. The variable ride height suspension died so we changed to stiffer coils, torsion bars and Konis all round. It has a fixed 2” lift now. It’s a brilliant car, but fuel consumption is atrocious, giving a range of just over 600kms on its 140L tanks. In Australia that’s almost useless for outback touring. Fitting headers didn’t help but it now sounds awesome. Next step is Unichip.

Just bought a 2008 in pearl white. It was repainted under a lexus warranty for this color because it faded badly in the Miami sunshine. It has 140K miles and is comepletely rust free. I just replaced a leaking rack&pinion that was already replaced with a aftermarket part and changed all fluids. I have ordered Bilstein 5100 shocks the are ride height adjustable with slightly heavier front springs. Also ordered a rear OME rear spring conversion with a lift. Cant wait to install these parts myself and test.

Everything's a compromise when it comes to rig selection. For a small family like ours w/ occasional off-roading, our Trailhawk is perfect, esp w/ larger 275/65 18 AT tires.

Common cause of failure is lack of maintenance by the owners. Bar none. I received for a gift a 2000 Disco 2. After I drove it awhile. I started noticing items. I'm a mechanic. I've been wrenching for 50 years. Anyway, I noticed the truck was never serviced. I spent a couple of months repair and replacing parts.

Thanks for sharing. Those were cool falls.

Sweet video! I'm ready to do some overlanding

I’m considering selling my JKUR for TJR.

I had one. Speed limits haven’t changed. Drove it back and forth from Memphis.

Great video, man! Owned my Disco II since 2018, and its been way more reliable than I had any right to expect. Anyway, you covered all the bases, I think. And 100% on the T-stat. When I installed a REAL temp gage, I was shocked at how high the "normal" operating temp was. I was seeing 230 on the highway, and it would usually spike to 250F when I exit the highway for a fuel stop! No wonder these things have a rep for eating head gaskets! The only thing you brought up that I wasn't tracking was the "guibo" flex joint. Might have to toss one on, JIC.

Hello, good video.... What's the part number?

Great video! Good adventure! Do you recall approximately how many hours it took you from when you left pavement to reach the Natl. Park border?

Amazing vehicle

Nice videos!! What year is your LX, I am looking for one now

I love the laugh at the end! Nice work!