Saying Hello, Disco3 owner
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JackMac
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Nice video and pics Neil, thanks for sharing.
And, um, your mates look a bit
in one of those pics. 
And, um, your mates look a bit
in one of those pics.
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at what point does one need a wading kit? very short term deep water crossing or more prolonged . . . does the quick dunk **** the engine?
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You Brits are always confusing the D3 with a submarine!
The air intake is behind the left front wheel on UK Spec so if you get a good bow waves going the vent should stay clear. It can be over the bonnet at the front by lower than the rear bumper, due to the water moving / pushing motion.
I would only think a snorkel to be useful if stopping in high water or wading in anything over 90cms. Although the LR guide is wading to only 50cms!
Pah!, I laugh at your 50cms!
I would only think a snorkel to be useful if stopping in high water or wading in anything over 90cms. Although the LR guide is wading to only 50cms!
Pah!, I laugh at your 50cms!
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Jackmac, what could you be frefering to?. Dont you know us English a reserved???
We had a D4 with us and a D3 with D4 OEM LED lights...... they look a bit boy racer though....
Yes, noticed both of those in the video. Looks like the D4 did well, glad to see one getting dirty.
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