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Gaurav

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  1. Congratulations @Frederic for reaching the Advance level with Carnity Offroad club. 

    As per your last one year, consistent contribution, dedication, and love for offroading you have shown great progress and well deserve this new offroad rank. Your creative advices, suggestions and feedback has helped everyone around in a very positive manner.

    Keep it up and its time to work on your leading and commanding skills, to help and navigate new offroaders swiftly.

    Looking forward to seeing you growing further and helping others to learn the art of offroading in a safe environment.

    Advance:

    Number of drives

    10 (36 regular drives)

    Level of drives

    Willingness to learn + Enthusiasm + Basic dune & sand reading + map reading & basic navigational skills

    Off-road gear

    Flag, deflator, tire gauge, shovel, fire extinguisher, medical kit, radio, compressor, tool kit, tow rope, floor jack, jack board & GPS

    Drive teamwork

    Actively participate in recoveries + drive in the second lead

    Drive posting/joining

    Join any drive and lead fewbie & intermediate drives under Marshal / Crew supervision

    Forum participation

    Share experience + feedback on forum and pictures in gallery + drive and route suggestions + post trip report + share route + track and waypoints

    Social media sharing & inviting friends & family to join offroad club is recommended for faster upgrades at all levels.

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  2. Congratulations @Jas Gajaria for reaching the fewbie level with Carnity Offroad club. 

    Based on your last (first) newbie drive you have demonstrated skills required deserving this new offroad rank. 

    Looking forward to seeing you growing further and helping others to learn the art of offroading in a safe environment.

    Fewbie:

    Number of drives

    10 (16 regular drives)

    Level of drives

    Willingness to learn + Enthusiasm + Basic dune reading

    Off-road gear

    Flag, deflator, tire gauge, shovel, fire extinguisher, medical kit, radio, compressor (recommended)

    Drive teamwork

    Observe recovery from a safe distance and offer help when needed

    Drive posting/joining

    Join newbie and fewbie level of drives only

    Forum participation

    Active participation on forum. Share drive experience + feedback on forum and pictures in gallery

    Social media sharing & inviting friends & family to join an offroad club is highly recommended for faster upgrades at all levels.

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  3. 1 minute ago, Jas Gajaria said:

    Same way like the Range Rover, I too have a RRSC, that gives me 500Km on 70 liter tank and Pajero 300 on 60 liter. RR has 5.0 but becuase of less throttle to get you at speed you save fuel

    Range Rover is a different engineering and you can't compare them with Japanese TBH.

    Secondly, V8 is always better in fuel mileage than V6 if you do lot of highway miles.

    Here are my ex and present cars average fuel economy:

    • Porsche Cayenne 4.2 V8 Turbo - 18.7L/100
    • Mustang V8 5.0 - 13.9L/100
    • Range Rover 5.0 Supercharged - 17.1L/100
    • Trailblazer 4.2 - V6 - 16.3L/100
    • Pajero 3.5 - V6 - 18.8 L/100

     

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  4. For more instant acceleration with "marginal" power gain I will suggest:

    • Straight free flow exhaust pipe
    • Borla or Magnaflow muffler.
    • K&N filter
    • Platinum spark plugs

    Relatively cheaper, no long term damage and RTA friendly mods to give you at least 75% on what you want.

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  5. 11 minutes ago, Jas Gajaria said:

    @Gaurav you have the Pajero EVO ENGINE?!?!?!? You're one lucky guy :D 

    Yes, It's same 6G74 DOHC 3.5 Engine that comes in Pajero EVO BUT BUT BUT without Mivec head that could make this stock engine from 225 HP to 260 HP. So Im half lucky, as I can't register Pajero EVO here in UAE (right hand).

    12 minutes ago, Jas Gajaria said:

    My main reason for the power is honestly just on road driving, the acceleration is pretty crappy so in the city after signals I have to give quite a bit of raise to get to 80, which in turn kills my fuel economy.

    Who is putting this crappiest idea in your mind....? I'm seriously curious to know.

    Rebore, 3.8 to 4.1 for fuel economy.....? It's going to suck more fuel buddy.

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  6. 23 hours ago, shadow79 said:

    I have had talks about this matter as far as they were concerned no chassis alteration no high sounds any fuel type no problems it will pass without any issues...

    100% WRONG buddy, RTA has a clear instruction for engine swap V6 - V6 and I4 - I4 ONLY.

    In extreme cases they can borderline accept slightly higher cc but it has to be in same cyl. range.

    When i busted my 3.5, they told me max I can go is 3.8 V6 of modern Pajero but without altering the engine mounts.

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  7. 95 to 98 has a difference in fuel mileage and in performance too, but very minuscule.

    If you test the same car with 91 and then with 98, you will feel the difference is noticeable.

    On 9/4/2019 at 1:25 PM, Frederic said:

    * It is claimed that the Super-98 has more fuel additives, making it less likely to have your injectors clogged up ? Fact or Myth ?

    MYTH

     

    On 9/4/2019 at 1:25 PM, Frederic said:

    * It is claimed that people 'feel' their car is more powerful when running on Super. Fact or Myth ? (supercars vs commuter vehicles...) 

    FACT, but its hardly noticeable difference to the driver.

     

    On 9/4/2019 at 1:25 PM, Frederic said:

    * Who knows or checks his vehicles manual to verify if the car is recommended to run on 95 or 98 ?

    It is even written on your car fuel cap if you are lazy to dig the manual.

    Best is to stick to what is written as OEM advice, always.

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  8. 20 minutes ago, Javier M said:

    I think is @Frederic Pajero.

    You are damn right @Javier M he is our little rocket in the pocket hero.

    Among all the newbies we have trained, he has picked up so fast and demonstrated same with great confidence and helped others to grow faster.

    I was impressed from his driving when he was my second lead in Iftar bowl area, and I went in the nasty bowl and got little late to inform Fred to not to come. To my surprise he did exactly same what I did to get in and get out of that nasty spot in fraction of a second by keeping right at my tail in such a tight spot. You rarely see such quick presence of mind and adaptation in newbies.

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  9. 😋 From where you start and where you end is whole different level of Desert Edition or LC Extreme stuff. 

    They are MADE FOR desert. Period. And that's why Nissan only made 200 of these desert edition in Dubai.

    Btw, you should really see what Rav4 doing with us on big rolling dunes. I hope you get this as an offroader.

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  10. From which angle this Nissan Patrol Y62 seems stock to you with metal bumpers, crazy approach and departure angles, big profile tires and whats not under the hood to keep a pace in life and death matter for Police duties.

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    That's how you need to sell 1.8 million dirham V12 beast.

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    For your test Cayenne, it must be fully tuned for you to push like that.

    I had Cayenne Turbo for 2 years and tried offroad 4 times and it never hit the required RPM band nor turbo kicked in right time. I have never seen any other Cayenne too in the desert in last 13 years of offroading in UAE.

    What companies market and what they sell are two different stuff.

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