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- Huxey
- Member Since: 18 Apr 2017
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
- Posts: 2010
Can you send the link for the deployable sidesteps please, as not showing on the UK builder, or is this just country specific ??
Cheers
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- NicSymonds
- Member Since: 31 Mar 2017
- Location: UK
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- v2cjb
- Member Since: 23 Feb 2017
- Location: cornwall
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- v2cjb
- Member Since: 23 Feb 2017
- Location: cornwall
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- v2cjb
- Member Since: 23 Feb 2017
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- DiscoStu
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
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v2cjb wrote:
Can I ask where you got your side steps from and how much including fitting??
Look alot chunkier than the LR ones.
Thanks
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- ken
- Member Since: 27 Apr 2016
- Location: UK-Germany
- Posts: 93
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DiscoStu wrote:
No good off-road though. Ken, what's ground clearance like on deployables?
Stu don't know about the L462 the L405 is fine (save for heavy Tixover type of fun) no issues with Green lanes (the Salisbury type) its the hinge/jacking point that's about 1 - 1/2 inches lower
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- Russell
- Member Since: 26 Jun 2016
- Location: Lydd
- Posts: 1094
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Re: Deployable side steps: yes or no?
Huxey wrote:
Hi folks. Just noticed you can now get power deployable side steps. What are people's thoughts on them? I kinda like the look of the fixed steps but I do plan on taking my D5 off-road. Would the deployable steps provide higher ground clearance? Are they as sturdy as the fixed ones? Would like to hear opinions from you. Thanks!
There is a beter option coming soon
Prospeed have nearly finished their design stage and will soon have the first pre production set to fit to a D5 once the trial fit has been completed and all issues resolved they will be coming on here as they are on the other Disco sites and we will be able to buy them
The work involved is huge as the design LR have v=come up with creates lots of issues like the massive copper bus bar running under neath on one side, this has to be overcome etc
Namib Orange 1st Edition with black roof and wheels.
Privacy, tow bar, drive pack, surround camera, heated front & rear seats, auto dim door mirrors, side steps, remote Pro, RSE, arm rest fridge dash cam front and rear. -
- v2cjb
- Member Since: 23 Feb 2017
- Location: cornwall
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- Road Runner 2017
- Member Since: 14 Jan 2017
- Location: Scotland
- Posts: 2010
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Thanks for that. I will look on the website. Certainly look alot better than the wafer thin LR ones and less than half the price. For such a big, chunky looking car, the wafer thin ones look out of place and your ones suit it alot better
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- Russell
- Member Since: 26 Jun 2016
- Location: Lydd
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v2cjb wrote:
Do your steps sit out past the door, so if some one opens their car door in a car park the door would hit your steps before your door
Namib Orange 1st Edition with black roof and wheels.
Privacy, tow bar, drive pack, surround camera, heated front & rear seats, auto dim door mirrors, side steps, remote Pro, RSE, arm rest fridge dash cam front and rear.
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