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How is it biased? The guy explained every point even though he himself drives and prefers a manual. If you disagree, we would love to hear what points you agree and disagree on and why. Well then we wouldn't have any discussion and life would be boring I don't think of it as a win or lose thing but rather what works best in a given situation but of course you are free to make your own choice and what gives you the most amount of pleasure. And this kind of information I think is good for people who are getting newly into this and looking for the pros and cons on any given subject.

as some of you have seen it at the workshop i had taken a work of converting a sc300 2jzge to a 1jzgte turbo from a toyota soarer work turned out to be longer then expected because of some customer intervention but in the end has almost been complete here is the video of it fired up VID-20180426-WA0016.mp4

Sounds pretty sweet, well done. So finally who win the owner or you? In changing all rubbers and seals before plonking the engine?

I bought Motorola MT-777 and labour class metal shovel, but unfortunately forgot about flag Do any one have it in spare and want to sell so I can get from them or else I will have to drive all the way back to Dragon Mart... Someone ??? Anyone???

That's what are good friends for, after all I always test all my cars for top speed and off-road performance at least once, so sooner or later this RR has to taste the sand, but I agree let's have one for tomorrow and see how it goes. You can buy flag, suction clamp for holding flag and shovel from Dragon Mart too. Make sure you get standard labour class metal shovel and NOT the folding spoon size shovel or plastic shovel for Ice.

@Gaurav your suercharged RR deserves a real challenge and that is available only at Tal Moreeb.

I think you shouldnt. It is just a baby. I know you wont damage it but, it is big risk to take for me.

Hi what kind of rims you have. Some Range Rovers have very big rims and very thin sport street tires. I think that also important for off road.

How much did you enjoy your first drive? It equal parts fun and learning What did you enjoy about the drive? Welcoming atmosphere with good challenges Which part of the drive you think you enjoyed the best which you would like to repeat? The whole drive Do you think there was a good mix of lecture and practical, was the lecture too long, and any part that can be avoided or done in a shorter or different way? Do you think anything else could be added to the lecture? Yes, will let you know if anything comes to mind later Do you think prior reading material would help? Not necessarily. Would you know where on the Carnity forum you would be able to find the information you are looking for? Yes, fairly simple and straight forward Is there anything you think could be done in a better way? Will think about this. How do you suggest to make things better for the new comers? Radio and flag should be considered important How do you think you can progress within the current atmosphere and learning opportunities provided? Sky is the limit

Very nice find Mighty Mike and very well said Treks. As a car enthusiast's I do love manual, which is more fun and involved in driving but as per different terrain, situations and needs I'm more than happy with an Auto - which is a blessing in almost all the situations I have been into. I feel learning curve to master Auto to do anything is a lot lesser than the learning curve on the manual gearbox.

Very disappointed of not being able to join you tomorrow guys. Unfortunately I have a birthday... Which means that I will have to wait another week ! 😱 How ?!!