Welcome to the best.site around mate, nice.looking rig:bigthumbup:
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Welcome to the best.site around mate, nice.looking rig:bigthumbup:
Nice, where's the last 2 photos taken??
They were taken at the Pinnacles in WA, a couple of days ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by NissPat
Cool, I have never experienced sand in my 4wd days.Quote:
Originally Posted by clunk71
I've been to most terrains but sand is next on my books.
I'm really afraid of going there by my self but one day with someone guiding I there for sure
this stuff was pretty compact, was just like drivin on a dirt road. I also haven't tried the real loose stuff yet but that day will come for sure.
Yoy and me both. I hope some one here will volentere to take us out on the beach,..... except you're in WA and Im in ACTQuote:
Originally Posted by clunk71
Can any one help??
sheet...my spelling isn't the best!
its 2011!!!!!!!!
I would't mind giving these a try one day when me and my bus are all grown up lol. They can be found on the way to Cervantes, couple of hours north of Perth. There's quite a few of these dunes dotted around and they're bloody huge
WOW, that is some spectular senery......
when are we going????
I have to say . that is one tough looking GQ
You guys will love the sand when you finally get to some. NissPat you should plan a trip down and over to Robe in SA mate, great driving there and not that far from you.
You guys will find that the soft sand will drag all of your power out and it is unlike any other thing to drive on. ONce you get your head around it its great fun.
Rule #1 for soft sand driving ===> WHEN IN DOUBT, LET THE AIR OUT! (dropping to 15psi, 13psi, 12psi is not out of the question)
Rule #2 for soft sand driving ===> MOMENTUM WINS THE RACE - dont stop, if your moving your winning.