Land Rover Defender climbing rock stairs

land rover defender 110 v8 4x4 with 33 "simex jungletrekker tires trying to climb rock stairs . but it failed due to its long wheel base. in the region of amaz

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[offroadell]

That is one sure way of breaking your diff, you need to invest in some diff lockers, you would put a lot less strain on your transmition and you would have pissed that climb, I rate the detroit rear locking diff and a limited slip unit in the front.

Glad you'r having fun anyway.

[eliemotorsports]

@offroadell you are right , this defender is for my friend . i think a detroit locker is not a good solution because it is too bad on the tarmac , i think the best solution is ARB air locker , that u can turn on upon request !

[offroadell]

@eliemotorsports Hi Honestly, you can't tell that the detroit locker is fitted, I fitted it my self preloading all the bearings as in instructions and it was well behaved in all conditions. Have you had a bad experience with one?

[eliemotorsports]

@offroadell i didnt have problems but a friend installed a detroit locker on a wrangler Tj, the car have a bad response on the corner , it is like :steering by force .

[mrki13]

I think it failed becouse it didn't had diff locks

[eliemotorsports]

@mrki13

exact + due to its long wheels base

[offroadell]

@eliemotorsports Just a thought was it fitted to the front axle or rear? As I,m sure you know that the self locking diff can only be fitted to the rear.