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Tire & Suspension upgrade journey with issues
Momentum replied to khurramm's topic in Chevrolet Tahoe Forum in UAE
Upgrading the tires and suspension can make a noticeable difference in handling and ride comfort, but it can also bring a few unexpected issues. I’d recommend checking tire size, pressure, alignment, and suspension components together after any upgrade. A proper inspection can help identify whether the issue is coming from the tires, alignment, or suspension setup. -
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@ChrisW hi, sorry i will skip tomorrow as car is still in service -
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Next time we meet on a drive. -
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@Krinesh, I forgot to give back your shackle🤦 How can I give it back to you? -
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RSVP now closed (except for @Jerome if you want to jump back in, let me know!) @Infaz @Enrico - Mountain @Danie @Eddie-Dune-Glider @Ahmed Farouk @Piotr. @Noufal @Zsolt @Yury.bel @Krinesh @Beide Worku @Diego Looking forward to seeing you all in the morning. Our goal will be to enjoy the nice weather, find some fun lines on the dunes and enjoy ourselves. Nothing crazy, but focused driving and application of our skills required! Let's aim to be ready to be briefing by 06.40, rolling for 06.45 or thereabouts. We will be on Ch 10 (446.231-25). Please see the driver order below: -
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Thanks @ChrisW and see you tomorrow. -
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Looks like you withdrew from the drive, Jerome...! -
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Dear @J-P L, dear @Frans M. Congrats for completing your first session of Leaders Lead. Well done. You both 100% showed an understanding, which grew during your leads, of the nature and characteristics of the terrains, and adapted to each in an appropriate manner, conducting your leads within the assigned times, and achieving the expressed goals. For tomorrow's section, find in the drive's post the meeting and deflation point. (see above). Having mentioned that a scouting drive to a location where you have never led before would be useful (but, understandably, not always possible), I propose that we visit the same area where we drove last week's Season's Opener, to which both of you participated, but in reverse. You will tell me tomorrow why we plan to drive in reverse 😜. Even though you may not recall all the variations of last week's drive, nonetheless you should have retained a familiar feeling with the general area, and remember some of its features, either to avoid or to go for. As we also mentioned that it is advisable to over-plan for your first few leads (but possibly always), kindly study the track I sent you by WhatsApp, and choose your own desired waypoints throughout the drive. Keep in mind that these waypoints may indicate: 1) entry (could be different from meeting point) and planned final exit, 2) long range or other kinds of playable dunes, 3) pylon lines and tracks, 4) as many sabkha, flat track or easy exits in case of emergency, 5) fencing or restricted area, 6) technical dunes or other formations that you may wish to avoid, or you actually plan to visit, based on the level and composition of the convoy. You may also plan intermediate waypoints that simply suggest the optimal direction you'll want your drive to move towards. If I may give a suggestion about distinguishing between each waypoint on the map, use different colors for the nature of each waypoint, so that, for example, you may immediately recognize a "purple colored" emergency exit for what it is, and not get confused with other intermediate destinations. Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow for Session II. Enjoy your Saturday. - Yesterday
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Hey guys - planning to keep the convoy short given the terrain and style of drive planned; but I’ll see what I can do. -
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Lets goooo!!!! Woo and indeed Hoo! -
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@Andrei S @jamil abdollah @Khalid Sharaf @MarkH @Wayne Momsen @Jose Luis Campos @Chema @Hartzel @saumik1989 @Sandeep N @Krinesh Good evening all please see the below drive order for the morning, really looking forward to a nice drive its been a few weeks! so get your send boots on and lets go! If its foggy please don't worry about being late, just message if you cant make it so were not waiting for no reason i my number 0528763370 if you need anything else also See you in the morning get some rest Oh and were on Channel 4 -
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Good evening @ChrisW Is there any chance to jump from waiting list to the convoy? cheers -
Completed Carnity Off-Road Newbie Onboarding -
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Hi Fred, I have did the basics course with Gaurav and have some basic experience. Though it's been a while since I drove. -
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Zsolt has been promoted to Support Team
Zsolt replied to Frederic's topic in Off-Road Club's Announcements
Dear Friends - thank you for the encouraging feedback! Looking forward to continuing the excellent drives with you on the dunes brgrds zsolt -
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Wave from the Waitlist! The Weather for the drive looks Wonderful. Wishing everyone the World but secretly hoping for some Wives, Work or Workshop priorities to turn the Waitlisters into Weekend Warriors! Happy Friday! - Last week
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Get better soon @Shary -
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Hey @Frederic I'm down with the flu and won't be able to join the drive. I'm removing myself from the RSVP list now. Enjoy the dunes! -
untilLeading in the desert is one of the most rewarding off-road experiences, combining adventure, strategic thinking, and real-time teamwork in a constantly changing environment. In the Leaders Lead – Second Session, you'll deepen your skills with a strong focus on navigation and route management — essential tools for confident and safe leadership. This session will guide you through three focused modules: Navigation Mastery: Understand how to use a GPS device, compass, and natural landmarks for reliable desert orientation. Convoy Leadership: Learn how to scale drive levels with achievable challenges, while keeping the convoy safe and engaged. Emergency Route Planning: Develop skills to plan effective recovery and exit routes for unexpected situations and backtracking. You can choose any device or app (Garmin, Gaia, Mytrail, etc.) and mark these basic points and you will be required to reach anyone or a few of them: Entry and Exit Mark long range playable dunes Mark pylon tracks Mark as many sabkha, flat track or easy exits in case of emergency Mark fencing or restricted area Mark technical dunes Level: Selected Advisors only - @J-P L and @Frans M When: 4 October 2026, Sunday - Second Session Meeting time: 7.30 AM, (Sharp, without any exceptions) Meeting Point: - https://maps.app.goo.gl/1Tmd4btir9nqcHCR8 Type of Car: Any proper 4x4 with front and back tow hooks and 8-10 inches of ground clearance. Approximate finish time: 11:30 AM
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Hi @VivekD welcome to Carnity Offroad Club ! could you provide us some information like which offroad experience you have and also complete the onboarding like requested above? thanks ! -
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Dear @J-P L, dear @Frans M. I am attaching a couple of screenshots (Google Maps and Gaia) of the general area where we'll practice the first session of Leaders Lead. Just familiarize yourselves with the region, especially with regards to its main landmarks.(tracks, farms,.pylon lines, sabkhas, industrial structures) which will help you navigate visually,.or through your or your cars' instruments,.such as a compass. Start preparing yourselves. We'll have fun!!
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