Winter offroad in Norway 2018 - Part 1:2 - Defender 110 + Range Rover Classic + Discovery 4
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Finally another Offroad Saturday, and this time with some snow. Me, Erik and Ørjan go offroading with a Defender 110, Range Rover Classic and a Discovery 4.
You will get to see us trying to climb hills and drive some tricky tracks covered in snow. Spinning and sliding..
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2000 Defender 110 - 2.5 TD5 - Center diff lock
1976 Range Rover Classic - 2 door - 3.5L V8 - Center diff lock
2010 Discovery 4 - SDV6 - Center diff lock
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This video is pure magic. The scenery, the vastly different types of Land Rover(plus the legendary range rover classic).
Omg. Please make more. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much. Really glad you liked it! Part 2 is out there on the channel and another 2 part series after this one was made. :) Remember to share, subscribe, like as much as you can and more content will be made. More subs = more content. 👍😉
My fav video...cant beat the snow.
Thanks for letting me know. I also love this video and hope to make a new one this winter. 👍😊 Snow is the best. 🚗🏔❄️🇳🇴
Hello from Reedley, California, USA. I really enjoyed watching the video 😀
Very Kool 👍😎. I am a proud owner of a 96 Land Rover Discovery SD 4X4. Thank you Faraway friends for making such a super video.
Hey back from Norway, just saw you comment now. ☺ So cool that the video is getting out there. Just past 100k views. 😀 Glad you like the video, more to come and the next one is now on Sunday. Deep snow winter offroad. Love the early Discovery's , somthing classic offroad about them. 👍 Erik used to own one. Thank you for watching !!! 😉
Lovely video many thanks 🙏
Thanks, So glad you liked it. A lot more on the channel. New one just out!
3 iconic Land Rovers together👍
Yeah indeed. 👍 I love going out with different cars so we can compare how they perform. Wish it was more often though. 🤙😊
Wonderful to watch on a hot summers day here in Australia :) . Great video fella's. Cheers for sharing. :)
Hey and thanks! Christmas in the summer is so weird. 😀 But enjoy the summer, you got so much land to overland on it's rediculous. 👍 One day maybe, a bit of a drive, but who knows.. Hehe. Thanks for watching and there is more to come in 2019.
@@LandRoverDrive Just be sure to come out here during your summer, our winter. That way you wont coo and will have a great time. :) Keep up the great vids, really enjoy them. Cheers, and Happy New Year! :)
hello from Samsun, Turkey...and I love wathching you guys off road adventures
Hey back from Norway. Glad to hear that the videos is getting out in the world. 👍 And thank you for watching, glad you like the videos. More to come so remember to subscribe and hit that notification bell. And share with others in Turkey who you think will like it to. Never been to Turkey but maybe someday. :) Seen some LR videos from there and it looks great. 👍
The Range Rover is beautiful
It really is! And don't forget the sound of that V8. 😉
Spot on camera stuff and that V8 sounds sweet
Thanks man!! Yeah, that V8 sounds great. :) More V8 music is comming in part 2. :)
As an LR4 owner in Canada, I laughed. They’re awesome 4x4s… except in the snow. Then they turn into a surfboard lol.
They are a bit side happy I have noticed with my D3 as well. I think the combination of weight the fact that it's not running wide or narrow enough tires, just wide enough to slide. 😊 Defender was awesome in the snow and so much fun.
Fantastic video for Landrover fans everywhere - Thanks ! I miss my V8 RRC but have a Freelander 2 now instead.
Thanks and you are very welcome! We do this for fun and sharing it is a bonus. For a daily a Frelander 2 would be the smarter choise... But for the heart I think not. 😀
Why on earth did you swap your rr for a freelander???
What a great video nice range of cars, well filmed and the music is great too, good job. 👍🏼
Thank you so much for such kind feedback! 👍 We are learning as we go. More to come in 2019 so remember to subscribe! 😉
I am English and unfortunately do not speak Norwegian but with a video as good as this I do not think I need to 😉
The scenery is stunning and you are more brave than me driving in those conditions.
Looking forward to the second video.
Thank you, read this long ago but forgot to reply. Such a great comment and it made my day for sure. 🤗🤗
Great going guys, nice to see a grandad out with his two sons 😉
Thanks! Old and golden! 😉 It's awesome to see how they all perform. We were out in much deeper snow two weeks ago and even more fun. 👍 So remember to subscribe if you like to se more snow videos. 😉👍 Part 2 also good so check that out as well. 😀
Awesome video guys!!! Way to go! I've been in your country twice since my sister lives there (has changed three places Holmestrand, Sandvika, and now in Slependen) and i just crazy love it! Greetings from Greece - Athens! Upload part 2!!! :) :)
Thank you so much! :) Norway is great and im glad you had the opportunity to see it. Never been to Greece but would't mind going some day. Part 2 is out so if you haven't seen it yet go check it out and remember to subscribe and hit that notification bell. More to come in 2019. 😀
Looks like fun, though if I was going to go off road in deep snow without winter tyres I would have chained up
Hey, There is av video of the RRC chaing up. czcams.com/video/Woa35HfUlMA/video.html I got chains to the Defender this year so hopefully I will get to test them out during the next winter. 😊 Thanks for watching and there is a lot more on the channel.
Aaaaah Norway! THE most stunning country on earth! Looking forward to check out your vlogs for sure!!!
Hey and thanks for watching! Glad you liked the video. 😀👍
@@LandRoverDrive My pleasure! Love seeing different sides of Norway! I always watch different vlogs about Norway! Also thank you so much for taking the time to reply to all my comments and that of others too,it shows genuine respect from you,which i appreciate!
Great video. Fun had by all. Well done.
Thanks! It was an crazy fun day.! 😀 Glad you like the Video.
Looks like great fun. Really enjoyed watching that, thanks.
Thank you for watching! Glad you liked it. More to come. Then next video will be out on Sunday so remember to Subscribe and hit that Notification Bell so you don't miss out. 😉
good to watch roll on the snow from the uk
Hey and thanks! Glad you liked it.! It was some snow in the UK last year, saw some photos on Facebook. 😀 Hoping for more over here now as all snow has melted. 😱
seriously cool!
Thank you! Great day and a lot of fun! 👍
Keep off the brakes guys down some of those hills, and practise your failed hill starts. Lovely sound from the RRC, and lovely white stuff! Must make a trip to Norway one day in my 90. I keep saying it. Maybe I'll get around to it.
Hey, saw this comment now. :) Yeah you should make the trip and come drive in some proper snow conditions. 👍🙂 Usally pumping the brakes to keep the speed down, not holding to long so we loose control. But good tip, and we all need the practise. Thanks for watching six months ago. 👍👍
Nice one! Loking forward to see more! Love the RRC!
Thanks! We love the RRC too! 😀 There is more videos in the making! So stay tuned, subscribe and hit that notification bell so you don't miss out. 😉
love that V8 Music
It's amazing! 😉 Even better live! 😀
Just love it.
MrGaute59 Thank you so much! 👍😁 Glad you liked it. ☺️☺️
Спасибо ! Прошёл тест - драйв на 2020 Land Rover Defender 110 ! Положительных впечатлений много ! Англичане обошли в этом классе немцев и японцев !!!
Old and the new Defender will have it's place in the LR family. I just hope the new one does not get to may problems and can be good replacement for the LR3 and LR4. 😀 Time will show.
Great video guys! I also drive a 110 V8 defender.The sound and the engine pulling even on low revs is fantastic, but the fuel consumption blows my mind ..... Greetings from Greece
Hey and thanks!! We actually ended up discussing Defenders with V8's on this trip. Both me and Ørjan want's one. :) So you are lucky! But it cost i guess. Im seeing numbers around 0.8 to 1.0 liters per 10km in my TD5. What does your V8 use?
The power from idle almost can't be described. Though it's only a 3.5 and not the big 4.6. I actually only used a quarter of a tank on this trip. I'm pleased with that. Offroad trips before has been demanding a refill every time. I think consumption is about 13 to 15 liters per 100 km. But I easely see those 20th numbers when demanding the power for higher climbs on longer trips as we did this summer. The jerrys are on the roof for a reason!
@@LandRoverDrive The average petrol consumption on my 110 is about 20-22 litres per 100km.i have seen 30 litres in snowing conditions using low range and central diff locked. My V8 engine running on SU carburators. Some people change their SU carbs with EFI from Discovery or Range rover vehicles. That gives a 15-20% of fuel economy they said.
So basically double of the TD5. I think I will stick with my TD5 for now as im spending enough money on fuel already. :) On the longer trip this would make a huge difference. But some day I will own a V8. :)
@@LandRoverDrive Have had a 97 Disco esquire for many years and have now replaced it with a 2½ td5 defender 90. The sound is better with the v8. Everywhere else the 2½ has it beat hands down :-)
Nice video, love Norway. Looks like some nice Prospeed extras on the D4!
Thanks man, yep, prospeed roof rack and rock sliders! :) Looks awesome! Would love to have the same on my D3 at some point. Thanks for watcing and remember to subscribe and hit that notification bell! More winter videos to come. 👍😀
Great video. Thanks for the subtitles.
Thanks!! I try to add the main points so you get the essense of what we are doing and talking about. :) Thanks for the feedback, it helps us get better. :)
Look so fun with friends.
It's the friendship that makes this trips so awesome! 😉 We have some much fun and the camera only catches parts of it. 😀 Thanks for watching and remember to subscribe and check out part 2.
@@LandRoverDrive Thank you! Happy new year~ :-)
Def and Classic are cool !
Can't argue with that!!! 😀 I love the color combo as well with the blue/green Defender and the Golden RRC. 😀
Love for land rover defender
Thanks! I do too! :) Great feeling setting of hearing that TD5 playing it's tunes. 😀👍 Something special about the Defender. 😉
A great video with wonderful scenery and driving on virgin snow! At one point I thought the TD5 wasn't, but I'm sure I am wrong, as you wouldn't have made that amateur mistake would you lol? using the centre diff as it appeared that only the front drivers side wheel was slippingAmazing how capable the 1976 Rangie is still. It was a ground breaking vehicle from its inception in 1970. Seeing that roof rack on that reminds me that the roof was a separate bolt on structure with the gutter being pop riveted to the framework of the roof, and it can't take a great deal of weight, so beware! Oh and the fuel consumption on the V8? If the fuel duty on LPG ( liquid petroleum gas) or GPL in France and Germany is less than the fuel duty on petrol I would put the V8 on gas. Here in the UK LPG is around half the price of petrol. I run a 4.2 supercharged 2006 Range Rover on gas otherwise I could not afford to run it. The performance differences are negligible until you get to very high speeds( way above the UK legal limit I hasten to say lol)
Thank you again! That was one of the best days out off roaring that we have had. Perfect amount of snow and so much fun. The TD5 has it perks with its clearance but the RRC, with how the suspension was set up here, had a bit of an advantage as it followed the ground so smoothly. The RRC was amazing of road and still is as you will see later in a video from this past summer. 🤙😊 Erik had the roof rack on for some good years and he haven’t had any issues with the roof that I know of. I think the heavies thing he had on there was the spare wheel, I don’t think he ever filled up the spare jerrycans. He now got another car as a daily sparing the RRC for trips and joy rides. He will be doing some mods to it to make it a bit better so stay tuned for that. LPG is cheaper here as well and you can find some who have converted to it, a bunch of P38’s has done it, Erik actually had one back in the day. 😁 Land Rover speed is enough speed, enjoying the ride and driving a car you love. 🤙😊
Nice weather To practice offroad
FoxLR 1602 Great day off learning and fun! 👍😁 Remember to subscribe to the channel and hit that notification 🔔 so you don’t miss out on part two. 😉 And you have some feedback we do appreciate it as we are learning as we go. 🤙😊
@@LandRoverDrive I m already a new subscriber! 😉 Ready To see your next videos ! 👍
Wohoo! Thanks a lot! :) Just sat down to start on part 2. Will be out sometime next week. ;)
Amazing beautiful scenery there! Would love to drive there with my 290GD
It is something else and we are lucky to have it so close to home! :) A friend of mine joined us one time with a Gelendäwagen, it was fun to watch crawling away with those front and rear lockers. 😀
Hey Landrovers are so great aren’t they? 😝
They sure are! Love going out with them and see what they can do! :) Sorry about the late reply, saw it now! Thanks for watching. New winter video coming on Sunday! 😀👍
you can't beat a classic.
It's something magical about the Classic, would love to own one my self on day.. :) But which colour is a hard one... :)
Can't wait for part 2, nice vid guys :)
Working on part 2 and it will be out later this week. So remember to subscribe and hit that notification bell. 😀
Great video!
Thanks man, glad you liked it. More on the channel and more to come. 😀
Great video guys! What an amazing crew with the perfect trio of Landies and for me the best Land Rover engines. Never stops to surprise me the Rangie and how capable it is even 40 years later. Nice location and quite cool to be offroading on snow, would love to try it out one time, maybe one day if I visit Norway, hehe
Hey, thanks for the kind words! The RRC is amazing and it blows my mind everytime we go out. It's so much fun offroading on snow so I really do recommend it.! :) Norway is great, especially in the winter. :)
40 years? wow! No comparison to my Lightweight. Same age but a completely different car.
@@mrcvry In another video on my channel there is a Lightweight, not much, but you can see it. I saw it go offroad and the driving style is a bit different, thats for sure. 😀
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Great! Would like to see more of the Lightweight.
Nice video land rovers
Thank you so much! We try to do our best and we are learning as we go. 😉
Nice job! Greetings from America.
Hello back from Norway! Glad you liked it. ☺ Nice to know the videos are getting out there. 😀
Super snow offroad :-)
Thanks!!! So much fun! 😀
looks like a lot of fun :) NICE :)
Thank you! One of the best days this winter! A lot of fun and a lot of learning. 😀
Consider deflate all tires to 12 psi. Traction will change drastically
Hey, will do that next time. I wanted to test the tires on regular pressure as it was the first time out with the defender doing winter offroad. :) But next time i'll deflate for sure. 😀 Are you running on winter tires?
New technology v old, the Range Rover kicked ass love those old Range Rover v8 3.5 ltr does he have overdrive on the Range Rover well worth it
That 3.5 sounds great, and it drives great. Yep, overdrive. I think Erik is really happy he has that when we go overlanding, you can check out our overland series if you haven't yet. czcams.com/video/lGcksWSt9Zg/video.html A great watch..
I drove my truck in the most dangerous snowy place in Norway 2020 but always doing it alone. I need to be with a group like yours. Can you do that?
Fra Trondheim, Richard
Hey Richard, we are not doing any trips soon. You should check out Stjørdal Offroad on facebook. They go offroading pretty often. I think they are going this weekend too. 😊
Great video 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Hey and thanks! Doing our best and learning as we go! 😀 More in part 2. 😉
Just saw it.! Thanks for you comments and feedback! 😀
Second gear, lavt utvalg for alle utfordrende ting.
På bakken der Simon, Orjan skal bare bruke andre gir, holde foten nede uten å stoppe.
Bogmatter eller sandstiger er også veldig gode for disse terrengforholdene.
Thanks for the tip, Erik does have some maxtrax with him so we will probably do a video to test them when we get some deeper snow conditions. 😉 I think Ørjan did something like that when he got up the hill, I understand his carefulness as he is driving around in an, in Norway, expenciv car. 😀 I got the same experience from my D3 on semi loose conditions, but on loose condistion it's best to turn of traction control, use sand mode and floor it.
Where you from btw?
At 15'50", Orjan finaly found the Terrain Response selector knob ? 😌
Hehe, think he found out the settings at least. 😂 A bit of a learning curve with modern 4x4s and the Discovery needs a bit of time to get used to.
Hello from U.S.
Hello back from Norway! :) Fun to hear that the vidoes are getting out there! 😀👍 Be sure to check out part 2 and the new "DEEP SNOW Winter Offroad" on the channel! Great watch! 😀 Remember to subscribe and hit that notification bell! More to come next weekend! 😀
Hey great video guys. I have an LR4 and interesting to see here it seemed to struggle more than the 110 and the Range Rover in the snow. Is that because of its huge weight, or the tyre choice,
or is the LR terrain response just not that good in the snow. .... or maybe driver technique...? Good work and nicely filmed. 👍
Hey, I think it's a combination. Tires, tirepressure, a lot of weight and a bit of driving technique. Ørjan, the LR4 owner, had not drivien it to much in deep snow like this before and was learning. I think with some other tires, wider and more rubber, and some lower pressures it can really perform. Also, it's a bit more expencive so it get's driven more carefully. Thanks for watching and glad you liked it. More on the channel and more to come. 😀
hey , nice video . i wonder whats that red&white horizontal shock absorber on the classic range rover just in front of f.deff . if its the steering shock then it should be behind the front diff .
I think it differs from if it is left or right hand drive. Because the the steering box is on the other side. 😊
@@LandRoverDrive nope.......... I have a Defender steering damper relocating kit on the Range Rover to move the steering damper i front of the axle rather than under where it can get damanged. 😉
Yes its a steering damper. Just been relocated. 🙂👍
Nice
Thanks!! :)
I would have added the tire cables for my LR3, that condition really test tires and not vehicles, it's more about traction and good tread than 4x4 from a rig. Looks like too much fun though.
Hey, I have quick chains for my D3 and they are awesome. You can see them in action in another video on my channel. :) Tires are important but there is quite a bit of skill that goes into driving in this conditions. :) That's why we are there to learn. 😀 Not only getting up but also when things goes sideways. :) And it sure is fun learning, hehe. 😀
@@LandRoverDrive Thx for your reply, In my experience, when mixing snow and ice I find I rely on GOD rather than skill(lack of) more than anything else. I have literally almost went down mountain sides into rivers here in the Colorado Rockies while out on the trail getting into shenanigans, and somehow, more than once, seems like I get stopped by an invisible wall (hand) from going down into the Big Freeze. That's not any of my skill.
@@phattdaddy2974 Hey, saw your reply now... Yep, I have prayed to higher powers a couple of times. With such a heavy car on ice, there is no telling what's going to happen. 😉👍 Glad you are okay so far! Stay safe out there! 😀
@@phattdaddy2974 PS: LR4 is in the new video release on Sunday so remember to hit that notification bell so you don't miss out. :) Deep snow offroad. 😉 Teaser on the channel.
super car!!!!!!
Hey, and thanks! 😀 Which one do you prefer?
nice!
😀 Thank you!!!
Watch closely the older ones. A classic demonstration of why 4x4's are actually 4x2, because if you lose traction on one front wheel and one rear wheel you go nowhere even with a centre diff lock. The Disco has traction control so shouldn't suffer this. This is the myth of people sold 4x4's as 4x2's. The car is only as good as the driver.
:) We, Erik and me, RRC and the Defender, are looking to get a rear diff lock to help with this issue. Keeping the momentum is key here and as you say, it's all up to the driver. This is why we are out there having fun and learning. 😀👍
nice how the rr clasic driver does it so eforthless
Thanks mate! :)
Those skinny tires help a lot i bet. that other land rover with the fat tires struggled a bit
@@0xsergy I think that it's more to the different tires we have, not Just the with. The Defender on studded tires and the Disco on AT's. If we had 15 cm more snow the narrow 215/80R16 Will do me good i believe! :)
mic and english would be nice! love the videos!
Yelte Soete Hey and Thanks! Working on a mic setup to bring the sound quality up to a decent level. ☺️👍 Will probably do a test video in English to see if we can pull it off. 😅😅
At least you put in some subtitles! 👍🏻 😀
Härlig video. Blir SÅ SUGEN på att sticka ut själv. Har själv en Toyota Hilux. Det blir tur på tor - lör oppe i Värmland. (overlanding.nu)
Hei og takk! Det er bra at du får lyst til å dra på tur, da gjør vi noe rett! Prøver å få med stemningen! Jeg har sett noe på overlanding.nu og det ser ut som det er mange fine turer. Tenker at vi skal prøve å bli med på en sånn tur i framtiden. Ser ut som det er mye bra biler og bra steming. Følger flere på instagram som bruker å være med. :)
On the LR4 / discovery4 what size wheels are they. If they are 18 inch what make and model are they?
With the Range Rover you see how much traction you get by driving in the untouched snow
They are 18" Compomotive PD1881 with BFGoodrich 265/65R18. Aired down to 18psi to test in the snow :) I will air down more next time.
Lover thoses wheels. Looks epic on the Discovery and RR series. I'm not sure what made the differense on that first hill, but the soft spring setup and the low end power on the RRC is definitely helping it out a bit. Would have been great if we all had the same tires.
Awesome vid Guys!...👍🏻
John Clifford de Grood Thanks!! 👍😁 Really appreciate it! 😊 Remember to subscribe and hit that notification 🔔.. Part 2 is coming out during the Christmas holiday. 😉
I think that's great. I'd like to go there. In Germany, you could not make such an exit into the terrain, in Germany everything is prohibited which is fun, unfortunately
Thank you! 😀👍 It's fairly strict in Norway as well so we are driving in a approved offroad area. In Norway, all roads are off if there is snow on them and they are not a regularly plowed roads. 😏 But glad we have the offroad areas to go and have fun! :) Thanks for watching and remember to subscribe and hit notification bell. More snow videos to come on Sunday and there is a teaser of it on the channel. 😉👍
Too many people here! It is not illegal because it is fun but because it is privat property of someone or a protected area.
In Germany are several off-road parks or mining areas there you can drive.
@@mrcvry Okay, maybe we will go to Germany one day on a overland and off road trip. :) Never been so would be nice to travel there. 😉👍
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I do not know if the off-road parks are worth it but there are several Land Rover events during the year. They would be fun to attend.
@@mrcvry Great, thanks for the tip. Would be great to do a trip combining events and overlanding. 😀👍
really good...love them all but rangey just shades it....
Thanks man, appreciated! 😀 But, "shades it", don't know the expression.. 😀 Im think it means you like the RRC the best?😀
Bfg km2 work great in snow
Okay, I have been lookin at the new km3 as the next wheel set for the Defender. Will take this in to consideration. Thanks! 😀 And new videos out with more snow and action. Remember to subscribe if you haven't yet. 👍😀 And if there is something you would like to see on film put it in a comment. 😉
Did you are down your tyres in the snow?
MrZimma frame Hey, I didn’t in the Defender but the RRC and the Discovery 4 did. I wanted to test the tires on regular pressure as it was the first time in proper winter conditions with the Defender. 👍😁
Hei der.
Hvor gikk du hen?
Hvilken region gikk de tre av dere til?
Hyggelige videoer forresten.
Tusen takk for dette.
Hey and thank you! We are located in Trøndelag (Center of Norway), Trondheim is the nearest and biggest city. This video is filmed just 40km from Trondheim. And you are very welcome, we do this for fun and like sharing it. 😀 (Hei og takk skal du ha! We holder til i Trøndelag ikke så langt unna Trondheim. Denne videoen er filmet bare 40km fra Trondheim. Og du er hjertelig velkommen, vi gjør dette fordi vi syns det er artig og liker å dele det vi holder på med.) 😀
should have put the snow chains on at the start
Hey, yeah would have made it a bit easier. We like to test the cars in their orignial state, see how good they are and compare the different cars and tires against each other! But the chains are on in a later video wich will be out in early march. 😉 NEW vinter video will be out on Sunday with Deep snow. 😀 Remember to subscribe and hit that notification button so you don't miss out! 😉 Thanks for watching and commenting, really appriciate it! 👍
don't they use snowschains?
Hey, we have snowchains but not enough snow to pull them out yet. Will probably be a video later in the year where we make a snowchain segment. 😀 I got one video on my channel of me with my D3 doing a hill with snowchains, it's a bit out in the video, im guessing 17min. Take a look and let me know what you think. Ended up with snowchains on all four wheels. 😉
Where in Norway was this video taken?🇳🇴
Hey Michael, this was filmed in middle (North/South) of Norway. The nearest big city is Trondheim. 👍🙂
@@LandRoverDrive , many thanks 😊
No studded tyres? I suppose no good in loose snow. Got to go with chains or new style wire mesh covers. Modern fat tyres are no good in snow, you'd be better off with an old Series 3 on 7.50 x 16's.
Hey and thanks for watching! Been of the grid for a while but are back online now. :) The defender is running on studded tires in this video and they hold their own. Can't beat a good set of cains in winter conditions. A video with snow chains will be coming next month. :) Wide or narrow, as you say narrow probably would be the better option since we can't go wide enough to get float. The RRC is running pretty narrow tires. Info in the description. More to come so stay tuned. 👍😀
@@LandRoverDrive I see later in the vid you had studs fitted. There's an art to getting about in deep snow, you can't beat getting out with a couple of others, in case it goes wrong and you need a tow out. We are all jealous of you having somewhere to play.
:) Saw your reply now. You can see more action and a couple of tow outs in the next series. Deep snow... And we are very lucky to be able to go and play in the snow. 😀👍
Thumbs downs are from jealous Jeep owners.
Hehe, would be fun for a Jeep to join us. We are Land Rover entusiasts but we don't dislike other brands. 😉👍 Car guys just happend to be Land Rovers. :) 👍
i have a driveway with the same conditions
Lucky you! Here the snow has melted away, but will go up in the mountains in search for more! :) Snow is so much fun and every year I'm hoping for at least 2m deep. 😀
And thanks for watching! Remember to subscribe and hit that notification bell. More to come in 2019. Next on Sunday.
I'd probably earn a good living there, ain't nowt I don't know about Riello burners and burning Kerosine generally
Where’s your torque biasing lockers!!!
Only center diff locks, 50/% front and back :) Someday there will be a rear locker of some sort. 😉👍
It's on top of the long wish list! :)
Hvor stort lufttrykk legger en seg på som på den D4?
Hei, det kommer litt ann på hvilke dekk. Med mine General Grabber AT2 255/55R18 har jeg vært nede på 1.1 - 1.2. Greit å prøve seg litt fram, men må være obs på at man letter kan slå dekkene av felgen/kjøre de av (innover) slik at man mister lufttrykk. Usikker på hva Ørjan kjørte med her men kan få sjekket det. Jeg kjørte med standard trykk for å teste dekke i normalmodus. :)
Land Rover Drive Den er grei, har nokian hakka pigg jeg til vanlig. Et mareritt her i lavlandet i Stavanger distriktet der det kun er bare veier mye, men har hytte lengre inni landet der det ikke blir saltet og noen steder heller ikke strødd. Ellers veldig grei video, selv om den satte D4 i litt mindre bra lys.
PÅ hakka kan du senke litt men ville ikke ha gått for lavt. AT og MT dekk er beregnet for kjøre med lavere trykk, hvis man trenger det. Men og så der varierer det avhenging av dekk og produsent. Litt samme tilstand her, kjører på asfalt til og fra jobb hver dag. Kjøpte derfor Hakka LT2 som er litt hardere og som gir bedre bremseffekt på tunge biler. D4 kom seg jo opp til slutt. Står ikke på hva den kan men mer at det er større verdier man kjører rundt med. :) Blir mer D4 i del 2. ;)
Har Compomotive PD1881 med 265/65R18 BFGoodrich på i denne videoen, med 18psi på alle dekkene. Tror jeg skal prøve 12psi neste gang, men da er det større fare for å slå dekket av felgen.
Det viktigste på en slik tur er å ha det gøy, teste forskjellige programmer og lære kjøreteknikker med bilen, men ikke minst det å komme helskinnet ut av det. Skal tross alt kjøre hjem igjen etterpå og bruke bilen i hverdagen og. ;)
Ørjan Nikolaisen Jeg regner med din er bedre enn resten uansett for å si det sånt 🍾
Defender got no dif locks ?
Hey, the Defender, Range Rover Classic and the Discovery 4 got center diff locks. Manual on the Defender and RRC and automatic on the D4. No traction control on the Defender and RRC, meanwhile the D4 got it's Terrain Respons System with TC. 😀 But I think we will option for diff lockers or limited slip diff sometime in the future. 😉
@@LandRoverDrive aha, I thought Defender got all 3 dif locks. For both axles separately also as central dif lock like old Mercedes G
Saw this now, no only center diff. We are thinking about getting a rear diff lock both me and Erik in the Defender and the RRC. I drove the old Gelendewagon in the military and they are amazing off road with chains on and all diff engaged. 😀👍
I wouldn't air down in snow
Sorry for the late reply, saw your comment now. 😱 Can you explain why you wouldn't air down.? I didn't in this video. 👍
In deeper snow I think the increased tyre footprint/spread the load would be beneficial, but with less snow, a taller/narrower tyre will cut through to the solid ground underneath. In iceland and elsewhere, they run with very low pressures on snow, but these tend to be big flotation tyres. Only my opinion. Love your videos by the way. @@LandRoverDrive
@@StillEar Thank you for you insight. I do agree with what you are saying. In this video though the ground was partly frosen and covered with ice and icy gravel and rocks so airing down was the right option. But as you say, it all depends on the conditions at hand. 😀👍 Im thinking of going with some wider winter studded tires, to see if i can get enough footprint to get it to float enough. Saw the artic trucks were running 44" winter studded tires from Nokian. Got me inspired, but not running 44s. But as we are overlanders first, we mostly drive on-road and on icy roads, so studded tires is the best option. And then keep some chains as a backup for when the snow get's to loose. 😀 Thanks you so much for watching, new video will be out tomorrow so hit that notification bell so you don't miss out. 😉 Have you seen the teaser?
Wish I lived there, I'd put my Bitch's Freelander 2 through it, LOL !
Hehe, I think it would do okay.. It's all about momentum. 😉
LOL Land Rover, so you didn't even make it out of your village.
F. De. Vos. Are you drunk?
Hehe, important to stay safe. 😀 Practice runs in a safe environment before we go on longer trips. Thanks for watching! 👍
well do they make electric in norway, they have to carry something to create electricity to all there cars poor people :-)
Hey, I don't really follow. But Norway is big on creating electrisity with hydropower. 👍😉
She'll go 300 hectares on a single tank of kerosene.
Okay, haven't tried that! 😅