Wow, thanks for your pictures. The front absorber sure works like clockwork! ^^ From your .pdf file , I only can understand it runs on 235/80 R16.
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Wow, thanks for your pictures. The front absorber sure works like clockwork! ^^ From your .pdf file , I only can understand it runs on 235/80 R16.
I went along with fellow mudder maujkar this weekend to help him teach some new offroaders the basics of sand driving. Two of the new drivers are also into photography, so I thought I'd share a couple of their photos here and get some photos back into the photo thread :
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boozewz
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Great looking rig there mate...hows that 1HZ handling the dunes?
Can you share more details about Southeast Overland? Is it a KSA club?
Can you share more details about Southeast Overland? Is it a KSA club?
The 1HZ has been good in the dunes so far. It requires more forethought than with some of the higher HP motors. You have to plan your method of attack in advance because if you are not in the right power band (RPMs or gearing) and you have to shift while trying to climb in soft sand it's over. But if you can keep the revs up, and keep momentum it does fine. A turbo is still on my build list though.
I did 1000kms in the Rub Al Khali a few months ago and it was definitely a learning experience figuring out the best gear and speed combinations, but at the end of the day had no problems keeping up with the petrol heads. I did sweat a bit being the only diesel though when three of the stations I went to at the end were out of diesel. I thought I was going to have to siphon diesel from a big road truck, but made it to a station with 7L to spare.
Southeast Overland is a store in the US that sells offroad supplies. We have placed several orders with them lately, through Steve (I think the Owner?). He is a ih8mud member and they are a supporting vendor. He has been great to work with because he has made us several custom winch ropes and recovery ropes. He sent us some T-shirts so we wore them on this trip in order to send him some photos of some of his products in action. If you have an Aramex box in NYC then he sips it there and the shipping doesn't break the bank. Here is there link http://www.southeastoverland.com/
No connection, just a satisfied customer
I did 1000kms in the Rub Al Khali a few months ago and it was definitely a learning experience figuring out the best gear and speed combinations, but at the end of the day had no problems keeping up with the petrol heads. I did sweat a bit being the only diesel though when three of the stations I went to at the end were out of diesel. I thought I was going to have to siphon diesel from a big road truck, but made it to a station with 7L to spare.
Southeast Overland is a store in the US that sells offroad supplies. We have placed several orders with them lately, through Steve (I think the Owner?). He is a ih8mud member and they are a supporting vendor. He has been great to work with because he has made us several custom winch ropes and recovery ropes. He sent us some T-shirts so we wore them on this trip in order to send him some photos of some of his products in action. If you have an Aramex box in NYC then he sips it there and the shipping doesn't break the bank. Here is there link http://www.southeastoverland.com/
No connection, just a satisfied customer
boozewz
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Thanks for the update Tim, and looking forward to your build as it progresses...I also see you managed to register it as a private vehicle instead of the blue plated commercial trucks (being a 10 seater)
greats pics Saillaw
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
some serious spring pack flex there ..
Southeast Overland
Get lost! Go explore!
Southeast Overland is a store in the US that sells offroad supplies. We have placed several orders with them lately, through Steve (I think the Owner?). He is a ih8mud member and they are a supporting vendor. He has been great to work with because he has made us several custom winch ropes and recovery ropes. He sent us some T-shirts so we wore them on this trip in order to send him some photos of some of his products in action. If you have an Aramex box in NYC then he sips it there and the shipping doesn't break the bank. Here is there link http://www.southeastoverland.com/
No connection, just a satisfied customer
That's us. Thanks for the kind words. We have loved the business we have received recently from our friends in Saudi Arabia. I am personally jealous of all the dunes. We definitely don't have that here in South Carolina.
BJ74 3.4l turbo diesel.
crushers
post ho
that is a sharp looking ride, congrats
some pics of my truck
crushers
post ho
checked your rebuild thread ...
lot of work involved.
lot of work involved.
crushers
post ho
i like the bumper ...
Yeah goes in for more bar work in a few months,in the meantime figuring out what type of 4wding i want to set it up for.
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