Teleman191
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So went out to narbethong/Toolangi way yesterday an had an absolute ball.
This was the first time I've actually got to do some tracks in the nav. And I tell what, it was fantastic. The way the nav handled itself gave me heaps of confidence to keep going.
I bottomed out a couple of times but that was due to my inexperience. Consequently I bent the passenger side step a little bit. No biggie, just adds character.
I went out with a mate in an 80 series with a 2" lift I went everywhere he did. He actually got stuck in a couple of places I didn't. But he had the recovery gear.
I had stock tyres and stock suspension. I left the tyre pressure normal until I had no traction, then we let 'em down to about 20Psi.
1 track in Toolangi I attempted almost ended up on my side due to an angle track with a drop on the right. My mate had to walk me back while reversing cause I couldn't turn around.
All In all had a great few hours and can't wait to do it again next week. Haha
2" suspension lift is definatly on the cards!!
This was the first time I've actually got to do some tracks in the nav. And I tell what, it was fantastic. The way the nav handled itself gave me heaps of confidence to keep going.
I bottomed out a couple of times but that was due to my inexperience. Consequently I bent the passenger side step a little bit. No biggie, just adds character.
I went out with a mate in an 80 series with a 2" lift I went everywhere he did. He actually got stuck in a couple of places I didn't. But he had the recovery gear.
I had stock tyres and stock suspension. I left the tyre pressure normal until I had no traction, then we let 'em down to about 20Psi.
1 track in Toolangi I attempted almost ended up on my side due to an angle track with a drop on the right. My mate had to walk me back while reversing cause I couldn't turn around.
All In all had a great few hours and can't wait to do it again next week. Haha
2" suspension lift is definatly on the cards!!
