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Good vid Matt.
Especially considering the camera it was taken on.

Where's the twisted up drive shaft?

Good stuff Matt

you guys are nuts looks mint tho

aaaaaaaaahhhhh, HELLL YEAAHHHH

Great vid Matt,wheres the track?

worsley spur.
on another note I have a new hub to go on so I'll have 4wd again now, all the stuff on that vid I was in good ol rear wheel drive.

also got a new drive shaft to replace the broken one

Nice flop by Dan in there too

Fun day out by the looks - keep posting em, its what actually gets me working on trucks faster

Steve

nice nice nice nice nice nice nice
top stuff man
cheers mudlva
ps i have to invest in a camcorder big time

No cam corder there. That was all taken on a digital camera that looked like and old SLR type. Although Matt will be able to tell us exactly what the camera was, as it was his

its a fujifilm, good camera, takes good photos but lacks a bit on the vid side, no sound and only 60secs of vid at a time but still works well. can pick them up cheep second hand. good optical zoom for pics to

Awesome video mate.
What mods did you do to the front suspension.

good vid there, good taste in music, that track looks like it would be a whole lot of fun if it had been raining for a week before you got to it

gary_in_nz wrote: that track looks like it would be a whole lot of fun if it had been raining for a week before you got to it

in that scenario up worsleys all ya can do is sit in the ruts and use the skinny pedal.. end up breakin a lot of gear and f*ckin up the track.. sounds weird, but far more enjoyable in the dry..

gary_in_nz wrote: that track looks like it would be a whole lot of fun if it had been raining for a week before you got to it

I spose it takes all sorts eh?

I hear from reliable sources that we may soon loose access to Worsleys Spur.
Why?
Because the people who own the trees three are planning on removing them and subdividing the hill!
That'll mean the spur will become a propper road.
How long away this is is anyones guess tho, but do remember there is no money in trees anymore.

I for one do hope it is a long way off in the planning stages.

On a happier note, that was a grate bit of vid to watch. You guys make us mere mortals green with envy.

kiwipete wrote:but do remember there is no money in trees anymore.

i am not so sure about that our biggest competitor on the global wood market has just put an 80% tariff on exporting logs so things may change soon

how is that for off topic

yea in the next 5 years

Changing the subject a little. This new Toyota you brought Matt. Got some pictures or video of it?? Cheers, Pete.

now that was mint,loved the sound track also good to see the hiluxs doing the nissan factory terrano track hahaha sorry had to be said

cosmo1 wrote:now that was mint,loved the sound track also good to see the hiluxs doing the nissan factory terrano track hahaha sorry had to be said

I'd love to see a factory Nissan of any description take the same lines

Was that the sound of a glove being laid down Jase?

If so, I wanna be there, haven't seen a Terrano doing anything even remotely difficult before

id love to see a factory toyota take the same line too buddy

whats the next vid driving over road islands

i'd love to see an unexperianced driver take those lines as well its not all the trucks mate

rangimotors wrote:i'd love to see an unexperianced driver take those lines as well its not all the trucks mate

Maybe not all the trucks but it sure as hell helps. And there is only one way to get more experience aye trying to do that in a standard anything is asking for trouble.

As for crawling over road islands well thats where you get your first bit of experience. With some of the flex pics shown on here lately i think some of those trucks would struggle to do that

indeed, im sure pushing it to far is the olny way you can really find out you and your trucks boundaries, if ya don't end up on your roof do you always wonder how much further it could go..
and yea experiance aye.. hilux has gotta be ready first , pretty hard to push my lada bush hack very far..

rangimotors wrote:indeed, im sure pushing it to far is the olny way you can really find out you and your trucks boundaries, if ya don't end up on your roof do you always wonder how much further it could go..
and yea experiance aye.. hilux has gotta be ready first , pretty hard to push my lada bush hack very far..

I normally only end up on my side And don't underestimate the old Lada if nothing else they're easy to push back onto their wheels Goose used to give his one heaps and surprised a few of us

ha ha not wrong, got it stuck the other day my mate jumped out and i was expecting him to be hooking up a strap but before i knew it he lifted the back off the ground and away we went (with heaps of jandle) but thats a whole other story..

on topic *(ha ha) nice trucks and driving guys.