NEWBIE-INTERMEDIATE DRIVE,FRIDAY 03 OCTOBER 2014
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Day and date :,FRIDAY 03 OCTOBER 2014
Drive Type : Learner’s + Intermediate Drive , 2/3 separate Convoys, depending on the registrations.Meeting Point : Al Badayer Shops.
Meeting Time : 15:00Hrs.
Drive Start: 15:15 Hrs.[map]24.95491,55.71418(badayer shops)[/map]
Drive Terrain: soft & tricky dunes
Duration: 2.00-2.30 hours approx.
Checklist:-
a) Ensure your 4 x 4 vehicle is in perfect condition and with enough fuel.
b) Carry an auto air compressor with you and ensure it’s in working condition.
b) Compatible Radio is mandatory
c) Carry all necessary offroad gears, in good condition.
d) Carry enough Food/ Water / Refreshments / re-hydration drinks for Iftaar for self & co-passenger(s).
e) Please ensure that your vehicle’s Fuel Tank is fullPlease read the following and register for the drive:-
Equipments that one needs to carry for offroading
Rules Of The Trip
Dubai Offroaders – Disclaimer
Hey Faheem, What do I get for being the first to register for this trip? 🙂
A question to you or anyone who can help, I’m trying to find a proper crocodile jack or similar that can lift my car. I tried the 3 & 5 tons jacks but no luck, they were a bit short and the car was lifted by 1inch or so. any recommendations?
Cheeers,
AT
Hi Anas Tibi!!
Best solution to lift your car is Hi-Lift. As your car has big wheels, regular jacks won’t work for your truck there outside.
The Hi-Lift even with suspension fully extended will still lift easily your wheels. Just make sure 3 recomendations:-Tight it properly to the car to avoid it jumps out of the store place while desert driving. (it’s quite heavy) 😕
-Get the plastic base and the wheels grabs for it. Base to avoid sinking in the sand, grabs to attach to the wheels (so no need to lift from the bumpers). B-)
-Do some training with somebody experienced with it before you use it alone. This jack has huge power and so is the damage that can make if wrongly used to you or your car 😕I Hope this help is usefull! 😀 😀
quote anastb:Hey Faheem, What do I get for being the first to register for this trip? 🙂you will be my second lead ! :ymhug:
Hi,
I do not have an auto air compressor as i usually go to the nearest petrol station after the trip. Is that absolutley necessary?
For the radio i have Qangda N98, is that compatible?
Regards,
Geoffroy
To the rescue!!!
Let me do the honor of sweeping. This would be my last drive before i release my car for sale. 🙁 🙂
well if there is a petrol station or a tyre shop close to the exit point, even I prefer to inflate there, rather than going through all the hassle of taking the air compressor out and storing it back after inflating the tyres, but its always good to have all the necessary equipment because, pop outs are very common in sand driving and to fix a pop out compressor is one of the must haves.
as far as my humble knowledge is concern, I have no idea about the compatibility of your Qangda N98, lets discover it tomorrow.
till then take good care of yourself and everyone around you! 🙂
quote JustDen:To the rescue!!!
Let me do the honor of sweeping. This would be my last drive before i release my car for sale. 🙁 🙂:-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
:ymhug: :ymhug: :ymhug: :ymhug: :ymhug: :ymhug: :ymhug: :ymhug:
Fahim do everything Dennis asks for he is just a good fellow
Hi,
Can you share GPS coordinates of the meeting point or refer to the forum where available.
Thank you and see you today.
Regards,
Mustafa
Good morning everyone 🙂
This is going to be my 2nd drive with you, I’m really excited and happy to join your club…
Cheers
Hi Levy, I tried the hi-lift jack and it only works for the fornt wheels since there is no lift points at the back of my truck 🙂 I’m planning to take it to a garage where I can get at 2 new lift points at the back. thanks for the tip bro 🙂 see you on the sand… :thanks:
quote mistermud:Hi Anas Tibi!!Best solution to lift your car is Hi-Lift. As your car has big wheels, regular jacks won’t work for your truck there outside.
The Hi-Lift even with suspension fully extended will still lift easily your wheels. Just make sure 3 recomendations:-Tight it properly to the car to avoid it jumps out of the store place while desert driving. (it’s quite heavy) 😕
-Get the plastic base and the wheels grabs for it. Base to avoid sinking in the sand, grabs to attach to the wheels (so no need to lift from the bumpers). B-)
-Do some training with somebody experienced with it before you use it alone. This jack has huge power and so is the damage that can make if wrongly used to you or your car 😕I Hope this help is usefull! 😀 😀
Lovely!!! 🙂
quote chughtai:quote anastb:Hey Faheem, What do I get for being the first to register for this trip? 🙂you will be my second lead ! :ymhug:
:thanks: Faheem for another great :drive: and leading the convoy, to Denis for sweep and Anas as second lead and for the rest of the group for the team spirit!
Look forward to see you guys at the next drive.
Philip – White fj xtreme
it was fantastic drive… Thanks for Faheem, Denis and Anas.. Getting ready for 2 Off roads drive starting tomorrow early morning… see you next drive..
Bahaa
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