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so guys this weekend 2 of us went out for some crazy offroading with bit of rock crawling..:)
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Originally Posted by Sankar
(Post 1000718)
Those plates belong to UAE, they are Dubai and Abu Dhabi plates.
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Originally Posted by Parm
(Post 1000960)
im talking about these vehicles, its not mentioned in which country this event took place.
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these registration plates are not from uae!
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Same mistaken observation I made, as done by Sankar! :D
Noticed the once mentioned by Parm when I checked the previous page!
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Originally Posted by vikid
(Post 1001725)
the offroad challenge pics are from lebnon where our fury team participated.:)...
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Ah, Lebanon!
My God! Look at the lean angles! You guys make it look so easy! Awesome pics!! Keep filling us with more!
Vikid,
Looks like both of you had a great time. Nice angles and lovely pics. The Jeep Cherokee seems like another boring American soft roader.
But your thread and pics clearly proved me wrong.
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Originally Posted by HappyWheels
(Post 1001752)
Ah, Lebanon!
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yeah you got it its liban!
some pics from yesterday's trip..
what vehicle is that!!??
Jeep Wrangler is the vehicle under that skin!
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Originally Posted by SirAlec
(Post 1011564)
what vehicle is that!!??
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This is our FURY RACE BUGGY. 6.0 L GM Vortec engine, the 4L65E automatic transmission, and the transfer case from the donor vehicle, a 2003 Cadillac Escalade. The frame and suspension are all custom made, with a double wishbone independent front and solid axle coil 3-link rear. It has a complete tubular carbon steel frame where the roll cage is an integrated part and the whole buggy has been designed to be FIA homologated to participate in international races.
got some more pics..
@ Vikid
Nice Avatar.
i like ur yellow Wrangler
Thanx for sharing these classic pictures
The Wrangler is my favourite and man what scenery and pics. The vehicles just add to the scenic beauty.
@vikid
amazing offroading there vikid.
but i would really like to know
1- those rock climbing picks how do u come down???
2- the fury got stuck or atleast t me looks stuck in many places how do u u rescue it
3- the jeep liberty got stuck in between 2 dunes how would u pull it out from such a position.
whats the engine and mods dont to the 2 door cherooke. im more and more getting inspired to get myself one of those. not very expensive on the used car market and do some offorading myself.
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Originally Posted by gt_mustang
(Post 1012244)
@vikid
amazing offroading there vikid.
but i would really like to know
1- those rock climbing picks how do u come down???
2- the fury got stuck or atleast t me looks stuck in many places how do u u rescue it
3- the jeep liberty got stuck in between 2 dunes how would u pull it out from such a position.
whats the engine and mods dont to the 2 door cherooke. im more and more getting inspired to get myself one of those. not very expensive on the used car market and do some offorading myself.
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but i would really like to know
1- those rock climbing picks how do u come down???
-- well, depends on the terrain, somtimes in reverse :)
2- the fury got stuck or atleast t me looks stuck in many places how do u u rescue it
-- the stucks you saw are all delibrate; fury buggy is participating in the international desert challenge rally in last week oct and the guys were practicing how to operate anchor with the winch, there is a pic where the guy is holding the anchor.
3- the jeep liberty got stuck in between 2 dunes how would u pull it out from such a position.
-- with winch or you can even pull out using tow rope towards the direction there is a slope downwards.
whats the engine and mods dont to the 2 door cherooke. im more and more getting inspired to get myself one of those. not very expensive on the used car market and do some offorading myself.
-- No engine mods :)
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Originally Posted by vikid
(Post 1011723)
This is our FURY RACE BUGGY. 6.0 L GM Vortec engine, the 4L65E automatic transmission, and the transfer case from the donor vehicle, a 2003 Cadillac Escalade. The frame and suspension are all custom made, with a double wishbone independent front and solid axle coil 3-link rear. It has a complete tubular carbon steel frame where the roll cage is an integrated part and the whole buggy has been designed to be FIA homologated to participate in international races.
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Thanks for the info. I guess vortec is also used in Hummer. FIA homologated??? does it not require to produce 25 or so example of the vehicle for homologation.?
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