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Frederic replied to Christian Andras's topic in Toyota FJ Cruiser Forum in UAE
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Gentle reminder to: @Ahmed Mohieddeen @Osama Al Hamwi @Amit SRP @Ashwin0223 @I.M.Shousha إسلام أبوشوشة Kindly introduce yourself with the following info: 1) Which 4x4 are you bringing ? 2) Any prior offroading experience ? If so where and what ? 3) Please confirm your 4x4 has front and rear towpoints that are in perfect condition For your first drive, you would only need a pressure gauge, tyre deflator, and a compressor (the Qudra petrol station compressor is out of service). Please have a look at the Absolute Newbie briefing video posted in this topic: MUST WATCH: NEWBIE VIDEO BRIEFING And you will find more information about the various Offroad tools here: Do not hesitate to ask your questions here ! Best regards, Frederik
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Frederic commented on Thomas Varghese's gallery image in Newbie - Murquab - Dubai - 02 Feb 2021
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Dear @I.M.Shousha إسلام أبوشوشة A big warm welcome to Carnity Offroad Club ! Kindly introduce yourself with the following info: 1) Which 4x4 are you bringing ? 2) Any prior offroading experience ? If so where and what ? 3) Please confirm your 4x4 has front and rear towpoints that are in perfect condition For your first drive, you would only need a pressure gauge, tyre deflator, and a compressor (the Qudra petrol station compressor is out of service). Please have a look at the Absolute Newbie briefing video posted in this topic: MUST WATCH: NEWBIE VIDEO BRIEFING And you will find more information about the various Offroad tools here: Do not hesitate to ask your questions here ! Best regards, Frederik
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MOMENTUM: What is it really, and why it matters
Frederic replied to Ale Vallecchi's topic in Off-Road Club's Offroad Drives
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Welcome to the club @pqpqpq Please RSVP to the drive by clicking on "going" on the drive event. I see you are not signed up yet. Thanks ! @Ahmed Mohieddeen @Osama Al Hamwi @Amit SRP @Ashwin0223 @Shafeek Kiblawi, MD A big warm welcome to all newcomers to the Carnity Offroad Club ! Kindly introduce yourself with the following info: 1) Which 4x4 are you bringing ? 2) Any prior offroading experience ? If so where and what ? 3) Please confirm your 4x4 has front and rear towpoints that are in perfect condition For your first drive, you would only need a pressure gauge, tyre deflator, and a compressor (the Qudra petrol station compressor is out of service). Please have a look at the Absolute Newbie briefing video posted in this topic: MUST WATCH: NEWBIE VIDEO BRIEFING And you will find more information about the various Offroad tools here: Do not hesitate to ask your questions here ! Best regards, Frederik
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The Nissan Super Safari is an amazing offroad vehicle, @Mario Cornejo has one and can probably tell you all the ins and outs about it. Any 4x4 will need practice to drive on sand, this is entirely up to driver skills. Getting stuck / coming out easily same thing. The 4800cc is plenty powerful for offroading (i drive a Pajero 3.0 V6 from 1999 🤣)
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@GD27 and @Pacific i understand your points, but recoveries (however hard they are or long they take) are sometimes a part of an Offroad drive, and this Absolute Newbie drive is designed with a longer briefing specifically tailored for new joiners. The Newbie level drives are only slightly more paced (10-20%) based on the convoy response so don't be worried about the lack of drive experience. As you have both done the Absolute Newbie drive, you are now considered Newbies and eligible for Newbie level drives, not the Absolute Newbie drive anymore. If the existing Newbie drives are full please send a message on that drive topic with the request to be put in the waitlist. I will remove you both from the RSVP list now. Thanks !
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How to Fix Your Camel Compressor
Frederic replied to Frederic's topic in Off-Road Club's Discussions
Good point about leaving the hoses flat in the trunk to let them cool down. Cleaning the air filter can be done by removing it and slightly "tapping" it on the floor, you will see most of the sand will easily fall out. The 5 year warranty is a great thing and i considered a MM too, but as i am seriously impressed with the Camel brand single big piston model (160lpm) We've been using now for the third year (only replaced the hose once:60 AED), i went and bought another one yesterday for 250 AED. Fingers crossed and hope this one will be as good as my first Camel compressor. -
@Nagham Albeitawi @Ahmed Mohieddeen @GD27 @Antony Calvin @Osama Al Hamwi @Tejas Patel @Gesa-Marie Louise Fischer @khurram.k A big warm welcome to all newcomers to the Carnity Offroad Club ! Kindly introduce yourself with the following info: 1) Which 4x4 are you bringing ? 2) Any prior offroading experience ? If so where and what ? 3) Please confirm your 4x4 has front and rear towpoints that are in perfect condition For your first drive, you would only need a pressure gauge, tyre deflator, and a compressor (the Qudra petrol station compressor is out of service). Please have a look at the Absolute Newbie briefing video posted in this topic: MUST WATCH: NEWBIE VIDEO BRIEFING And you will find more information about the various Offroad tools here: Do not hesitate to ask your questions here ! Best regards, Frederik
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Daniel Nogueira has been promoted to Intermediate level
Frederic replied to Gaurav's topic in Off-Road Club's Announcements
Congrats @DANIEL NOGUEIRA !! -
Gavin Hill has been promoted to fewbie level
Frederic replied to Gaurav's topic in Off-Road Club's Announcements
Congrats @Gavin Hill ! -
Pajero Gen4 offroad tire size
Frederic replied to Abdul Rahman AK's topic in Mitsubishi Pajero Forum in UAE
I would try first for a few drives and see if you face any issues. -
Pajero Gen4 offroad tire size
Frederic replied to Abdul Rahman AK's topic in Mitsubishi Pajero Forum in UAE
Check during installation if there is any running while steering completely left or right. On Vanessa her Pajero we have put a 2inch spacer to have slightly wider center of gravity. -
Pajero Gen4 offroad tire size
Frederic replied to Abdul Rahman AK's topic in Mitsubishi Pajero Forum in UAE
This size comes to an overall diameter of 31,6 inch, which is the same as Vanessa her 265/65/18 tyres. She has no issues with rubbing. Maybe some of the inner fender lining is offered to the desert gods though -
Pajero Gen4 offroad tire size
Frederic replied to Abdul Rahman AK's topic in Mitsubishi Pajero Forum in UAE
Yes absolutely but have a look if it’s not running the inner fenders too much. They are fantastic tyres for off-roading.
