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Well what can I say, what a fantastic morning out with great company. The drive had a little bit of everything, starting off with an awesome sunrise, then virgin sand, a desert fox siting, some awesome climbs, a few cross overs and sidies. @FERNANDO SYRIO you were just simply amazing as my second lead, holding back far enough to stop and correct when instructed to do so but close enough not to loose me, great job well done. Fantastic support in the centre from @Ranjan Das who assisted where needed in his usual calm and efficient manner. Superb sweep by my partner in crime Goutam AKA @Looper no words need3d mate absolutely rock solid as always. The rest of our band of merry men @Pavel Pashkovskiy @Rk ram @Deepak Eswar you guys drove amazingly well hence why this drive turned into a fb+ well done to all it was an amazing morning in the sand with great company. some stats6 points
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I didn't vote for you, as we haven't driven together for a long time since hashtag Y62 - duct tape fix, lol. When for regular promotions, we use 360 feedback, so, for Hall of Fame, it goes 720.4 points
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Lovely morning drive with you all. Thanks to support team as usual for a smooth drive today. I've dropped some photos in the gallery here. https://carnity.com/gallery/category/1769-newbie-lisaili-dubai-01-jul-2023/ Mia has reported she spotted regular camels, a couple of black camels, and some Gazelle. hope to see you all on a drive soon. Enjoy your weekend4 points
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Thank you @Davie Chase for organizing such an amazing drive this morning. My first under your lead and I’m already looking forward to more. The stats say it all; if not for my own stuck, it would have been a shovel/rope free drive. Simply loved the pure driving experience with absolute radio silence for long stretches. @FERNANDO SYRIO you were superb as second lead, very well done. @Rk ram, @Deepak Eswar and @Pavel Pashkovskiy, you guys were simply excellent. It was nice meeting and driving with you all. thank you Gautam @Looperfor the support; it’s always great and reassuring to be in any drive with you wish you all a great weekend ahead4 points
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Wow that's even cooler, a 10 out of 10 😁 Thank you @Gaurav and @Carnity team for granting this. And congrats to the others too, good job everyone, keep up the spirit 🫡 @Asif [email protected]@Looper@DP1011@GauravSoni4 points
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Thank you @Frederic and @Carnity and congratulations to others @Asif Hussain @Zed @Looper @DP1011 and @GauravSoni . Proud of being part of this fabulous and appreciating community which keeps connecting ppl and inspiring others always be it old or new members .4 points
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Thanks for the fantastic drive @Frederic and @Vanessa8580 ( I added Vanessa too , as i can see the hardwork done on planning this one had her complete involvement!;)) It was a LONG convoy, cant tag everyone, but It was fantastic to see you all guys😁💥👍🏻! Many more to come in winters😁!3 points
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Congrats @Asif Hussain @GauravSoni @DP1011 @M.Seidam @Looper @Zed. well deserved to be part of the hall of fame3 points
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I have no words to thank you @Davie Chase. This drive made my day and weekend! I’m very happy to had the opportunity to participate! Shukran!!! 🤩🙏😀3 points
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@DP1011have put my name on the drive again, as I really want to make it for the drive with such a small excellent group. Let's hope I wake up early. 🤞🤞🤞3 points
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Welcome to the Off-Road Hall of Fame, a place where we celebrate the fearless, daring, and ingenious legends of the off-road world. This is the home of the trendsetters who have pushed the limits of off-road driving, supporting, and inspiring all types of adventurers. Off-road driving is not just a hobby, it's a way of life. It requires a rare combination of skill, bravery, and respect for the great outdoors. From conquering the tallest dune to racing through the sands, and wadis to traversing long distances, off-roading comes in various forms that demand unique skills, patience and above all - great teamwork. Only a few have gone above and beyond, leaving their mark on the off-road universe, and inspiring others to follow in their footsteps. These heroes have not just driven off-road but have really defined the true meaning of off-road community while taking the sport to new heights. Whether you are an experienced off-roader or just starting, we invite you to join us as we explore the stories and legacies of the off-road greats who have earned their rightful place in the Off-Road Hall of Fame. This is a place where we take pride in their achievements and honor their spirit of adventure. So, fasten your seatbelts, hold tight, and let's embark on a journey of exhilaration, inspiration, and honor in the Off-Road Hall of Fame. Period: April - June 2023 Drives in the spotlight Leading and successfully executing a high-level offroad drive is always a challenge. Finding that delicate balance of pushing our best off-roaders to the limit while still keeping things safe is very difficult and mentally tiring. When @Asif Hussainposted this drive, the expectations were high, knowing that the terrain had fantastic bowls and that the thrill seekers would be present. Asif laid out a buffet of monster bowls and kept the blistering pace throughout the drive, and the feedback after the drive was uniform: "It was unforgettable"... Keep up these fantastic drives @Asif Hussain !! Member in the spotlight Most of you have driven in Abu Dhabi, and if you did, chances were extremely high to come across @Zed who is always around and carries the biggest smile and positive attitude. You'll spot him either in his fully restored black LC100 or his Grand Cherokee 5.7 roaring monster. Always ready to help out and extremely knowledgeable about offroad vehicles, coding, and food (so we've heard )... Keep infecting us with that positive attitude @Zed !! Lead Champion Big congratulations to @M.Seidam for being our lead champion this quarter with a massive 10 drives ! Your dedication shines bright and your passion for off-roading is unmatched ! Support Champions Big congratulations to @Looper and @DP1011 for being our support champions this quarter with a whopping 17 and 16 supports this quarter ! Special Mention A special mention goes out to our marshal @GauravSoni who has kickstarted our sustainability campaign by showing the right example straight away! Let's all do our part in keeping the deserts clean ! Message to all our champions: Your dedication is an admirable quality that is truly valued and appreciated. Your unwavering passion for off-roading has not gone unnoticed, and it is an inspiration to those around you today. We thank you and look forward to seeing the many great things you will achieve in the future.2 points
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Fantastic NB drive @Ale Vallecchi! This is deftly among my top few favourites of NB drives! @PETELCZYC PAJERO - luke U did brilliant as a second lead! Congratulations for doing so well on ur first drive @Aser and @Faraz94, towards the end of drive you clearly demonstrated understanding of ur control over ur car !😎👍🏻! And Likewise, You both did impressively well @essam ibrahim and @Theo09! All the refusals were self recovered, that explains how well everyone drove! and thanks for that helpful support the back and also sweeping us @Benjamin Look forward to Seeing you all soon in sands! https://carnity.com/advice/offroad/carnity-two-way-radio-frequencies-r119/ @Aser @Faraz94 - You can refer this link and program your radios to carnity channels, this will be very helpful as you look forward to more drives👍🏻🙂2 points
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Sorry @Bernard Kalaani I did not see this until we were at the meeting point2 points
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@Ranjan Das @Pavel Pashkovskiy @Deepak Eswar @FERNANDO SYRIO @Rk ram @Looper Looking forward to seeing you all in the sand tomorrow morning, the convoy order will be as below and we will be using Channel 2 446.031 POS NAME CAR LEAD DAVIE RED JEEP EXP S/L PRAVEL PASHKOSKIY GREY GLADIATOR JEEP FB 4 DEEPAK ESWAR SILVER JEEP FB CF RANJAN DAS GREY JEEP SUPP 5 FERNANDO SYRIO WHITE FORTUNA FB 6 RK RAM XTERRA FB SW LOOPER YELLOW JEEP EXP2 points
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Congratulations to all the great heroes of Carnity. @Asif Hussain @M.Seidam @Looper @DP1011 @Zed and @GauravSoni Keep rocking guys. Many thanks, @Frederic - The data god to bring the best ones into the spotlight.2 points
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Hi All, - This is more for people who are most of times in desert with their machines ( or have been in past and now slowed down ) . I always hear from some people, if off-roading, get your car serviced at 5k instead of 10k - How many of you are already doing this ? I started my new jeep, so far I always have been doing it at 10k, and so far with 55k mileage, I did not foresee any issues ( Nevertheless, I ensure Filter cleaning is done at regular intervals of 3-5 drives, depending on how the drive was , for eg: If I do 2 fast pace IM drives, with lot of ridge riding, then I do it after 2 drives ( although, I learnt about filter cleaning only during my IM stage post 2-3 drives when I had struggle to climb dunes, a conversation with experienced driver helped me to gain this knowledge). So question : Is with regular checks like filter cleaning / coolant check etc., is 10k service OK or you would still have views to get it serviced at 5K ? If at 5k, what would that service include ? Apart from Filter/Coolant - Engine oil change and Wheel alignments ? Any thing specific to be taken care of or ensured ? Would love to hear your thoughts on this as Am sure for new vehicles wont be much of an issue but as it grows older, constant check would be adding to its life for sure.1 point
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DRIVE PLAN Faqa'a Express had reached Solar Park destination but it is now time for it to return. Faqa'a Express will leave at 5:30 AM Sunday Morning & it will head towards Little Sweihan before it reaches Faqa'a at about 9:00 am in the morning. Booking starts at 7 p.m. Monday and final call will be on Saturday Noon. We will see lush vegetation soon after we leave Solar Park station and will see proper desert only when we reach Little Sweihan station. Once at Little Sweihan we will find some difficult and narrow technical path leading to some wide wide-open dunes. After we cross Little Sweihan we will encounter a small patch of sabkha and cross on to Faqa'a side. Considering the heat during this summer season, it will be grueling on the vehicle - so make sure that your car is in particularly good condition. We request every member that joins this drive to go through the information below and strictly follow these guidelines, etiquette, and responsibilities. MUST READ AND COMPLY Environmental Policy Offroad Flag Guideline Two Way Radio Guideline Off road Driving Etiquettes Emergency details for all off roaders Off Road Driving - Roles & Responsibilities DRIVE DETAILS Level: Fewbie Plus and above When: 02 July 2023, Sunday Meeting time: 5:30 AM Meeting Point: https://goo.gl/maps/ymuAZNGhHFUtKch49 Approximate finish time: 9:30 AM Type of Car: Any proper 4x4 with front and back tow hooks and 8-10 inches of ground clearance. What to bring along: Loads of water, snacks (for yourself), smiles, enthusiasm, patience, and willingness to learn. MANDATORY OFF-ROAD GEAR: Tire deflator & Tire pressure gauge Compressor Walkie-talkie radio Off-road flag Shovel, Tow Rope & 2 Shackles First-aid kit Fire extinguisher LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE This drive is limited to 10 cars only. RSVP will close on Saturday - 12 PM If the RSVP is full, you can add your name to the waitlist, once anyone drops, you will be moved to the RSVP list. Latecomers will be returned - Without any exceptions. Members without RSVP will be returned - Without any exceptions. Please withdraw your RSVP, if you aren't joining, so your spot can be taken by others. Repeated no-show members after RSVP will have their account suspended for a month. PLEASE RSVP ON THE CALENDAR1 point
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Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow morning 👍🏻1 point
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Dear @PETELCZYC PAJERO - luke @Aser @Faraz94 @DP1011 @essam ibrahim @Theo09 @Benjamin when reaching the meeting point there is NO NEED TO DRIVE ALL THE WAY TO SOLAR PARK AND BACK, as indicated by Google Maos. You may use the roundabout just last the electric pylon track to turn around and reach the meeting point. Thanks and see you tomorrow.1 point
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Congratulations @Asif Hussain @GauravSoni @DP1011 @M.Seidam @Looper and @Zed.. well deserved all of you1 point
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@Mohamad Anwer I was happy to see you, but only for few hours!!!??? whYyyy!!!😅1 point
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@Benjaminmy biggest pleasure is to sit back and relax on the sideline and watch things happen in the club. There’s so much potential in all of you guys and we just brushed the surface of what’s possible.1 point
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Congratulations to everyone above @DP1011 @Gaurav [email protected] @Zed @Asif Hussain @Looper well deserved everyone! thank you again @Frederic for hall of fame. Whereabouts can I vote you in the hall of fame? 😁1 point
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Thanks @Frederic ! Pleasure to be making it to the podium😁🙏🏼 and congratulations to other so well deserving ones too 💥! @Asif Hussain @Gaurav Soni @M.Seidam @Looper & @Zed ! I have driven with you all this quarter except @Asif Hussain - When is next one bhai? 😁, looking forward1 point
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If your Jeep is your only car, and you are using it on daily basis and offroad, i think high quality synthetic oil Castrol or Shell safe to use for 10k. For offroading only every 5k.1 point
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Somewhere in between 5-10k sounds good, my last service at 20k , the old air filter was surprisingly clean. I’m also thinking there was an 8 week period we somehow managed to rack up 5k. And for those of us that grew up in miles 10,000km is only 6214miles One thing I do really like about having the agency service package is we have used their warranty on work and battery twice which we would not have gotten using some other places. I rotated the gladiator tires at 10k had to rotate them back at 17k due to wobble , rebalanced and aligned at 19k and now starting to wobble again at 21k, but this is more a mud terrain tire issue .1 point
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Thanks for this and yes you’re right, the tire shops here do a shocking job! Had new wheels put on few weeks back and the balancing weights were over lapping 🤦🏻♂️ had them changed, then first week out in the dunes weights came off shoddy work is a big issue!1 point
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That sounds like a good option, just somewhere between, but if still on service contract, one is free and one is paid so it’s not too bad Why no wheel rotation, just curious?1 point
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In my case: * Oil change at 7500-8000km approx, alternating between regular oil change shop and my trusty mechanic. (only good quality fully synthetic oil, i use Castrol 5W40). * Other maintenance intervals followed strictly on all my cars (diff fluids, other stuff, etc..) * Air filter cleaning every 2-3 drives (depending on which level drive and terrain it was). * No wheel rotation. PS there is an app called SimplyAuto. I use it to keep track of maintenance schedules and servicing/repair costs.1 point
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You should be servicing every 5k really, it’s not just filters but the oil, trading enterprises will even tell you to do it every 5k if you go in with a off road looking jeep lol1 point
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My advice is for Jeep wrangler JL is for every 5k change oil, oil filter and air filter at your personal service Center and every 10k take it to authorised service Center who will do the normal service as per Jeep recommendation.1 point
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DRIVE RSVP IS NOW CLOSED @Simon D@Thejas Uthran@Juan R@Mohit Gurnani@Glenn W@Richard Franks@Tom V@Anoop Nair@Sunil Mathew@Charbel@Vanessa8580@DP1011@Looper Thanks for signing up for another adventure! This one will be quite different from driving in the sand, but nevertheless we will be having fun As i mentioned prior on my drive post, please be aware of the following: This route will take you on super steep climbs and descents and is not for the faint of heart ! Make sure your 4x4 is in tip-top condition. You will need all its power and it will run hot. Be ready to regularly switch to 4LO during steep climbs / descents. All-Terrain types are highly recommended. You might struggle with HT tyres. Do not join if you have any fear of heights. Max 2 passengers per vehicle allowed. When you arrive at the meeting point: - Deflate to 25 PSI only. - NO need for offroad flag. We will be using Channel 2 - 446.031 Mhz See you all soon !1 point
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Welcome @BENNY THOMAS to your place for everything to do with cars. I am glad you are deciding to join us for your first taste of off-road driving. We will soon post an absolute newbie training which will help you understand the basics and know your Keep Grand Cherokee that much better. Is it the penta star V6 or the V8 version? Be very cautious with the lower lip of your bumper, better to remove before you come and try to find out the fuse for your ABS and airbag. Better to remove those while off-roading. Best to have a flag, radio and air compressor to start with. You will find more information here...1 point
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Sorry @Frederic have to pull out. Have been sick and thought will be better by morning but no. See you next time0 points
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@DP1011bro I am so sorry , I really want to join, however, I realised I have a family commitments the night before which may ho on till late, and I am worried I may struggle to wake up 😪😅0 points
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