4WDriving
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aidz44
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i would really like someone to be able to say that entire sentence coherently and without pauses because really it took me about three goes at reading it to actually take anything in *big deep breath*Heyy bud yer 4wd the way to go and murphies creek realy nise little spot just to do shit and toyota hilux bud way to go.
rearviewmirror
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When the roads get a little wet I "4WD".
jackthewolverine
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Um Me and my dad like some tracks in the dandynongs. Not sure were about.s Gets freaking muddy but.
they have tracks in dandys?
jackthewolverine
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I think so. Not sure. Maybe it was somewere else.
sasquatch_rider199
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gippsland
there is some really great spots in gippsland. i live in bairnsdale and me and my bro and the go out fairly regularly. He's drives a GQ patrol runnign 33' mickey t claws and about 4 inches lift? its a nice bus =)
pre much anywhere north of here up in the hills is great =D
there is some really great spots in gippsland. i live in bairnsdale and me and my bro and the go out fairly regularly. He's drives a GQ patrol runnign 33' mickey t claws and about 4 inches lift? its a nice bus =)
pre much anywhere north of here up in the hills is great =D
i live in singleton and me and my dad go out to ravensworth when its wet. it gets realy nice and muddy. he has a mazda bt50 and i got a nissan patroll. they go hard, mines better. So go out ravensworth way and hit up the 4x4 track when its wet, yall get a shit load of fun there
AngoXC
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I smell a retard...
Haven't been 4WD-ing for a while now but there are always some ace tracks around Kinglake etc. Not recommended at present though...
C0na
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Sorry for the hi-jack (- if this is appropriate else ware please tell me and i will remove it.)
I have acquired a 1992 landrover defender, the car is completely stock (including the shocks) accept for new tyers.
Now my question is do you think that the landie is capable as it is to use for 'light' 4x4ing?
thanks in advance.
I have acquired a 1992 landrover defender, the car is completely stock (including the shocks) accept for new tyers.
Now my question is do you think that the landie is capable as it is to use for 'light' 4x4ing?
thanks in advance.
nrthrnben
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Certainly,they are one of the few 4x4s you can drive straight out of the dealer and onto a hardcore 4x4 track.
Long travel coils all around, great clearance,built fairly strong and tons of room inside.
If anything, for "light 4x4ing" i would suggest a set of slightly larger all terrains, a 2 inch susp lift and a rear locker (just in case)
Have fun
C0na
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thanks mate I will look into it.....
nrthrnben
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WolfCreekPsycho
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I used to have a Disco... the sound of that V8 was sensational... http://www.benbrand.50megs.com/Wattagans.htm (first vid on the page)
Did some incredible trips in it through pretty much all of East Aus and the red centre... http://www.benbrand.50megs.com/simpson_home.htm <--- best trip ever.
or http://www.benbrand.50megs.com/ for the main page
I no longer have the car nor the password to update this site so its a little out of date.
Did some incredible trips in it through pretty much all of East Aus and the red centre... http://www.benbrand.50megs.com/simpson_home.htm <--- best trip ever.
or http://www.benbrand.50megs.com/ for the main page
I no longer have the car nor the password to update this site so its a little out of date.
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sasquatch_rider199
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yeah +1 for that, apart from the locker. seriously if you need a rear locker for light 4WDing, i think you need to re-acess your idea of light!
dont they come stock with an LSD anyway? or am i just dreaming on that one.
cause if it does, thats all you need untill you get fairly serious. my brother in his patrol, with only an lsd in the rear will get anywhere that our 2 mates that have front and rear lockers go. well so far anyway. i mean we havent found a hill thats stopped us, that hasnt stoppen them aswell!