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Hi rahimdad, pls add my name in the waiting list and let me know if anyone drops out...

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23 minutes ago, Gaurav said:

Well done, you can set it up to 462887 frequency with below step by step article.

Anyone has a radio (walkie talkie) please set it up too, if not we will provide the spare radio for tomorrow's drive.

 

You are most welcome Joe, what a nice coincidence that we also have another newbie with H3 for tomo drive.

So now we will see who is a better driver as H3 will be the common denominator, lol.

It will look like a  military convoy with 2 hummvees in it...so far 22 strong ...

22 hours ago, Per A said:

know where it is, think ill need to go there....

You will also need to check Offset and Backspacing if changing rims to avoid any issues

6 minutes ago, Rahimdad said:

You can try cheaper second hand tires from the second-hand tire market in Sharjah and get a feel before investing in more expensive options.

Metal bumpers and winch will weigh your car down from front end. I too was thinking about putting in a custom box but it too will weigh extra plus will restrict you for space for other things. I opted for a web tie down and keeps everything securely in place. Go for the supercharge.

Will surely check this option. thanks for the advise. 

On 1/13/2020 at 2:44 PM, Tbone said:

Hi, I’m just a beginner and would like to explore more about off-roading. Was a bit hesitant to venture out alone. Saw about this event online and would love to join.

I drive a H3, hope its good enough.

I'll be fun to see how the H3 does on sand . I am sure the seasoned drives must have seen for me it will be the first time . 

On top of my to do list is to get good fit tires for my KK ,now that wheel spacers and leveling kit are in place.

16 hours ago, Gaurav said:

I agree Rahimdad on steering left and right being less effective on rear wheel drive cars, but majority of sedan cars are FWD and only handful are RWD, specially like sports or high end models.

I written these steps to help everyone around and not only specific to Mustang case.

Btw, super worst case scenario I didnt mentioned as it need specialize eye and patience, to tie the tow rope on axle and loop as a bridle. Its too tiring but sure shot way to recover with gentle pulls and not just one tug.

This i surely want to learn . Hopefully will see pajero soon in action . 

with instant torque, offroad driving will be a lot different ...!