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MudLifeCrisis
25-02-2013, 23:27
Entered an open trial on Sunday , 20 cars mainly discos and defenders , a couple of jimnys and a terrano.
Came 1st !!!!!!!
Respect the BLUE oval :lol
Oh and a Jimny came second lol
Brian
makeitfit
25-02-2013, 23:32
Entered an open trial on Sunday , 20 cars mainly discos and defenders , a couple of jimnys and a terrano.
Came 1st !!!!!!!
Respect the BLUE oval :lol
Oh and a Jimny came second lol
Brian
Good man , I had the same result a few weeks back. Discos, jeeps and rangies were out the back door, a few 90s got close but Trol scored top dog :D
MudLifeCrisis
25-02-2013, 23:37
What pi$$es them off is my Mav has no mods only tyres . :lol
makeitfit
25-02-2013, 23:38
What pi$$es them off is my Mav has no mods only tyres . :lol
Even more satisfying innit, well done :D
solarman216
26-02-2013, 00:41
Well done, nice to see I recovered a green oval twice on Sunday at Slindon 1st time he went in to deep mud and after I watched two failed attempts to "snatch/tow" him out at one time with two motors at the same time, both resulting in broken straps and a torn out recovery point, I offered to winch him out was greeted with scepticism but accepted any way, he was well deep so knew a single line would not do, so put my front wheels in the divots made by others and ran out a rope to him round a block and back to me, we had a big audience, and he came out no problem, will post vid of this when I get it, 2nd time he went up deep rutted slope and smashed his front diff, stuck at the top with one rear wheel in the air, so I winched him back down, Rick
Thomas-the-Terrano2
26-02-2013, 13:11
mlc is that with an all marque club, used to go watch rtv and ccv lrc events, looked
at awdc but never seemed to be anything that local to me.
allot of it is who is behind the wheel though ;)
makeitfit
26-02-2013, 13:45
allot of it is who is behind the wheel though ;)
Good point :splif
When I went I had no winch bitch and so was determined to prove a point :rolleyes:
I got the lot except the last one without winching. I got INTO the last one but had to recover out with me on self recovery :o
All good fun :clap
Also luck
Like in that wash out in dolgellau pay and play :augie
makeitfit
26-02-2013, 14:03
Also luck
Like in that wash out in dolgellau pay and play :augie
Ah , you referring to my poor eye sight lol
Bloody trees got in my face :lol
MudLifeCrisis
26-02-2013, 15:22
mlc is that with an all marque club, used to go watch rtv and ccv lrc events, looked
at awdc but never seemed to be anything that local to me.
Yes I belong to Herts 4x4 club who are all marque but we were having an inter club competition against Suffolk Land Rover Club
Brian
makeitfit
26-02-2013, 17:54
Yes I belong to Herts 4x4 club who are all marque but we were having an inter club competition against Suffolk Land Rover Club
Brian
Good work mate, those landie boys don't like it do they :lol
soooo the best mod you can do is Tyres? cool
96terrano
26-02-2013, 19:29
Well if it wasn't for the green ovels getting into mischief:rolleyes:, we wouldn't have anything to recover:augie
for grip yes
and knowing where to find it, ie driver
MudLifeCrisis
26-02-2013, 20:04
Don't get me wrong , got stuck a few times but the thing with trialling is you carry on until your clear or carry on until your stuck :lol
makeitfit
26-02-2013, 22:17
Well if it wasn't for the green ovels getting into mischief:rolleyes:, we wouldn't have anything to recover:augie
Oh I get recovered mate :D
If not you're just not trying hard enough :lol
Oh I get recovered mate :D
If not you're just not trying hard enough :lol
Exactly, Part of the fun of it. Although when your stuck you wish you were wheelin.
solarman216
26-02-2013, 23:00
so far I have only been recovered once and that was cos I filled my engine up with water, all other times I recover myself even when I flipped it on its side, winched it back and then pulled it back onto its wheels then drove it back to the car park, Rick
MudLifeCrisis
27-02-2013, 00:08
I have not got a winch so have to get pulled out , not that often thankfully. The site we use is private and designed for and driven mainly by 90's so my 104 inch wheelbase sometimes doesnt fit :lol . Where the maverick excels is its turning circle and benefits from a shunt on each section as over 100 inch wheelbase. A big advantage over the Landys who's steering is shite :lol
The Jimnys always do well but do look gay :lol
Brian
solarman216
27-02-2013, 00:22
yep different site and conditions, I have sorted mine for Slindon and Boxgrove, probably be useless at your site, except for the winch, Rick
MudLifeCrisis
27-02-2013, 00:28
Ours is in a wood with lots of bomb holes , deep mud and humps . I think you would cope just fine Rick.
melissachels
27-02-2013, 00:57
allot of it is who is behind the wheel though ;)
thats very true as I do get stuck in deep stick mud (usually on a slope too) :o cos I don't use enough welly! :doh partly cos i'm still new to it &usually got my kid in the truck too so don't want nowt to happen :nono
96terrano
27-02-2013, 01:21
thats very true as I do get stuck in deep stick mud (usually on a slope too) :o cos I don't use enough welly! :doh partly cos i'm still new to it &usually got my kid in the truck too so don't want nowt to happen :nono
Yeah, sometimes you have to really hoof it:naughty and other times, that's the worst thing you can do!
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