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topgear

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  1. I actually like the shape of the FJC despite its lack of visibility. It will be perfect if they drop in a bigger engine just to give consumers the options /choice.
  2. Interesting! I was hoping that at some point Toyota will put the Land Cruiser's 4.6L or 5.7L engine in the FJC 😄
  3. I do not like turbo lag. I prefer linear power delivery, hence voted for NA
  4. I would love to join a convoy with Suzuki Jimny. I think it will be very nimble and dynamic.
  5. This is a good example of a timely reminder from @Foxtrot Oscarduring yesterday's Fewbie+ drive on not overtaking even if one is at risk of being stuck.
  6. This was my absolute Fewbie + drive and was excited to explore this area for the first time. I paid particular attention to my tyre pressure and crossed check with another gauge to ensure consistency. Quite happy with the result as some sections were quite soft and the sand is pretty churned up due to tour groups, dune buggies, offroad drivers etc. I also benefited from driving behind the CF as I could see the lines and gauge the power It was a truly fewbie+ as the drive to the top was indeed challenging with a number of refusals, stucks and other issues. Great patience and leadership shown by @Foxtrot Oscarand CF @Islam Soliman Thanks to the rest of the convoy members as well!
  7. For cyclists, I have heard a saying that, it all depends on 'time on the saddle'. The more often and longer you ride, you are familiar with your bike and able to extract all the performance that your bike can offer. I think the same philosophy also applies to off-roading. The more you drive, you will know how-when-what etc and deal with it accordingly with your car. From my personal experience, whenever someone on the convoy tells me to press this, do that, drive this way and that way, I am always surprised with what my car could do. I am sure the longer and more regular we drive, we will discover the capabilities and limitations of our machines.
  8. How do you secure the Quick Fist on the bar? Need to screw it in? @Kailas @varunmehndiratta
  9. thanks for the nudge in the right direction @Niki Patel
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