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Originally Posted by gowda79 That's good ADC and thanks for letting us know and we had planned to put up the writing SAFARI on the claddings as written in the Pajero. |
For that kind of quality print most probably vinyl print or something higher type is required. Is the plan dropped or still on? The LX has huge gray cladding so it goes somewhat okay but with full metallic paint the effect would be quite the opposite, I presume. Quote:
Originally Posted by rideon After reading your experiences, I think I might as well go for a 4x2 LX and forget about a 4x4 EX! | Thats the biggest automobile-related mistake you will do ever in your life! Again, as I say myself and everyone knows, a 4wd is a 4wd. If you can afford it, you go for it. I could not and hence that sadness is just a little less though of course miss it a lot. Surely you have read the number of people who regret for not having gone for the 4wd VTT and the satisfaction of those who have the 4wd and justify it fully.
It aint funny to have that feeling of sinking into the rice field on that slippery embankment with rpm at 4k+ and screaming and then the VTT very slowly inches up to the top of the slippery mud path to the relief of all. or just having this in front of Kuldiha Forest Gate, it was going into the trench by the side of the forest entry road.
I have been plain lucky many a times to not be in a worse position, any stuck situation out in these places means another 3-4 days of recovery not to mention about vehicle damage. Quote:
Originally Posted by suman Killer stuff Anirban
Yes, we need a volunteer to test the MRF Wanderers & I think you'd be able to put them through the true tests of endurance!! | Quote:
Originally Posted by ACM But seriously are there any reports about the MRF Wanderers on Safari's | Quote:
Originally Posted by suman No one that I know - I think its been Yokos followed by a couple of Michelins, Tanveer's Contis & Aman's BFGs |
Thanks suman-da. Read sometime back somewhere that the price of Wanderers are quite close to that of Bridgestone and hence people will prefer Bridgestone. These particular Bridgestone HT tyres are great in highway, have a quite a good grip in wet conditions, but their main flaw or being HT tyres is that they are very prone to nicks and cuts in rocky or uneven road - and i have quite few of them with one cut being quite serious.
Will be aiming for Bridgestone A/T for the next replacement if the price difference is not that much with that of MRF Wanderers.
Some more VTT-TMT pics and thats the end Safari photos for this tour.
Let me also give out big, big, big thanks to sam_boy [Samarpan Das] who though present right now in Bangalore, called up his parents in Jeypore, Orissa, after knowing from my PM mail that we are going there, and the amount of support and welcome that we got from his native house is very much way beyond overwhelming. Thanks again samparan for all the help and support. Fantastic tbhp camaraderie among members In front of sam_boy's [Samarpan Das] house in Jeypore, Orissa
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