Hatim Patharia

Heartiest Congratulations @Vanessa8580..!!

@Vanessa8580please add me to the waitlist. This will be my 1st drive. Thank you. Please ignore, I just got a spot in the Qudra drive. Thanks.

Congratulations @Frederic..!!

Heartiest congratulations @Tbone..!

Hi @Vanessa8580, I just got admitted in @Tbonedrive. Thanks a lot.

Hi @Vanessa8580, please add me to the waiting list. this is my 1st drive. Thanks.

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Hello Ale. Sorry for the end moment notice but my holiday for tomorrow has been cancelled unexpectedly and I will not be able to join. Thanks and see you on the next drive.

Super excited..!

Thank you, Rahim Bhai. The feeling us mutual, hope to drive with you soon.

Thanks @Nivin..see you around..!

Congrats @Shaaz Sha, will be seeing you around as always.

I am really excited and eager to explore the next level of desert adventure...! Thanks a lot @Gauravfor this promotion. Thank you @Frederic @Tbone @Anish S @Ale Vallecchi @Mohamed Seidam @Wrangeld for your wishes. See u around.! 🙃

Thanks Rahim Bhai for a lovely morning. Also the entire convoy enjoyed the playground. As @Rahimdadtruly mentioned- When the cat is away the mice will play 😁 @Athula Dharmadadahope to see your Jeep back in action soon. After your incident, we all were very apprehensive to do the sidey and there was a big moment of silence when you were being towed. The tension and fear was in the air and i guess everyone was thinking whether to go ahead and play or not. But eventually we started playing and took extra care of maintaining the momentum at the bump. many of us doing repeated rounds of sideys. Thanks @Rizwanm2 for facilitating. @Tbone, we missed seeing your recovery but I am sure you had a great time too as heard on the radio. Some pictures are attached.

That was a great TROUBLESHOOT, i was really happy to see the gear working and functioning after everything around the transmission gear was removed...! new learning again.

Congratulations @jodha singh shekhawat

Thanks a lot, @Ale Vallecchi. ! It was a very good drive and I enjoyed a lot. !! I shall look fwd for more.

My 1st evening drive too.!

@Mohamed Seidamcongratulations..!!

Hello All, I joined over a month ago and have enjoyed a few newbie drives. I must say that its not just off-road driving that I have been enjoying, but I take home a lot of learning from the drives. With Carnity, I keep waiting for the next drive to take place and prepare to gear up and look forward for a great adventure. I also see that the Carnity Forum is very well managed with loads of information and enthusiastic members, not to miss mentioning the awesome CREW which inculcates SOLID TEAMWORK and that's ready for unlimited help anytime..! Being a newbie, I am still learning the mechanics & dynamics of my jeep's behavior when Off-roading. I am beginning to understand that there are lot of insights to be explored and this forum is an eye opener. See you all around.

@Ashok chaturvedicongratulations

Thanks for the details @Ale Vallecchi. I have no doubt this is gonna be a great adventure..! Can't wait..! U r right @Shaaz Sha The feeling is mutual..

Congratulations @Vanessa8580..!!!!

It was indeed an excellent drive. ! THANKS a lot @Gaurav, every drive is a new experience with you and I look fwd for the next adventure anxiously. @Vanessa8580its always nice to see you cheering up. .!!

Thank you @Frederic. Great article. I come to realize now that my Jeep Wrangler SPORT is lifted a bit too much. But is there a way of identifying the right amount of lift needed for the respective vehicle now that we know the approach and departure angles for them, the OEM has just the minimum ground clearance.? Or if their is a threshold for lift that shouldn't be crossed for advanced desert drive, for eg not more than 12 inches of ground clearance? Thanks.