Thanks mate - still havent done anything with the rear door.... and havent heard of Kanon before - so thanks for the heads up - checking out what they do now! :D

Thanks! Yeah this video was 3 years ago and some of the work that you've listed is done (although a timely reminder to keep moving it forward). And I'd also say that I'm more trusting of the paj and her abilities. Thanks for your thoughts

Thanks mate! 😊😁

They don't come with a front diff, only centre and rear

I honestly can't remember as I filmed this about 2 years ago and was lazy with the edit.... but id guess 20-22 maybe? They just never look that 'flat'

Yeah okay, I'm sure you've learnt this by now, but you probably should have been running 12psi. It'll look stupid flat with 18s, but you need too in those conditions. As long as you drive sensibly you won't have a problem. I also find on hot days to keep checking them. I was fine running around all day once at 14psi then got stupid bogged, only to find tyres back at 18psi. Not from driving fast, just hot sand. The others, especially that "Luke" guy is definitely way too high. No way you should be bogging down in that. I ended up changing my 265/60r18 on my Prado to a 275/75r17. Skinny tall tyres are best in the soft sand here in WA.

Thanks JJ - greatly appreciated. I agree, Perth is hard because there are great places, but they take a while to get to - you can see why the local guys like Ronny Dahl have had to go over east etc. The Sandy Cape video and Moore River 360 might also inspire you. If you're looking for a recommendation on a simple track - then Sea bird/guildteron is worth a look. Its an easy but reasonable something something for stock, and theres great ocean views - just dont hit the beach, its super soft.

Thanks David :) I ended up with a lovell/blisten 2in combo, which went in shortly after the Sandy Cape video was shot back in Jan 19.... I just havent edited that one yet. Tune wise - yeah, Im keen - its on the list along with roof rack. Tyres - Im thinking Nitto Ridge Grappler - read good things and they look tastey.... just the cost of doing all of it hahaha. Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment :)

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This is from the mavic pro, and yep ND filters are pretty much on the all the time

More than likely - but still being a 4wd noobie, I also didnt want to be the guy who f$cuked it up for the internet to enjoy/rage on hahahah... maybe next time I'll give it a crack. Thanks for watching all the way through! :)

Mobile Legends bang bang nope simp

time will tell i guess!

Oh for sure! Brock and Jimny went so well.... And absolutely no fear. Ive certainly learnt the pajero can do so much more, but at the time, and first bigger trip out, you don't really want to overcook it and smash up your new car...... Wouldn't want to be the newbie 4wd person who ends up with a bunch of comments on KZbin about being a plank for that. Hahhah

Thanks Mike - I'm definitely finding thats the case - the more I go out the more confidence I have in the car to move through whats placed in front of it :)

Kidnapp me please

Thanks. I literally rewatched this video for some inspiration yesterday and commented to myself about how I've done so little to the paj.... so should probably get a move on! Good thought about the table :)

Thanks John..... Really need to put some more work into her... And get out and shoot some videos too. She got the 2in lift short afterwards that video, but wheels are a bit further off

Thanks!!! 😊

All gotta start somewhere. Nothing wrong with soft roading if that's your comfort zone.

I'm not disagreeing with your comment. But maybe recognise this channel isn't the best place to raise it with a wider community

Thanks. Its the captain fawcett track, just outside dwellingup. I'm happy with the Paj, but I havent had others to compare it to. I just preferred the higher driving postion compared to a prado, and couldnt get a ute like a hilux due to the work i do

Pajero is good value for money, cheaper and you have tons of luggage space compared to Prado. DID engine is tried and tested. You won’t go wrong

Thanks James. Feel free to rewatch a few time to bump it up 😂😉. Hahaha

@@brucegarrod Might just do that haha Also, if you're looking for somewhere to cook there's a bunch of company's that do fold down tailgate tables for the Pajero. Heaps of DIYs also.

@@jamesdavies432 yeah i might look at them later on. Ive got a beach trip this wkend, so that might generate another video. Im concentrating on the bigger mods first; suspension is on route 😊

AndrewMurphyWA Thanks dude 😁

Juicebox T.V Thanks dude!

Calm down bud - had to dig the files out to find the name - it was shot a while ago, so they got archived. Song is called "Taurtollo - Twenty-Three"

Bruce Garrod aha sorry man just hell pumped that someone else from Perth makes videos , love your content. Cheers for the song 👍🏽

NEXTWAVE hahaha. Yeah it gets like that. Perthies are few and far between. I just need to find more time to shoot 😁... or even edit what iv shot.

Bruce Garrod yeah I’m having the same problem just on how busy life is aha, always trying to find the best things to shoot as well can be a bit tricky

NEXTWAVE and no pressure... summers coming 😉 Ive got nz from 2010, europe from 2013, down south, KL and bali from this year and another europe trip coming in a couple of weeks. Maybe ill get to it in retirement

good question, knew i forgot some explainer txt in the video. Internal 8bit 420. Will be interesting to test the 10b422 - once premier can handle it ;)

daddyurbs hahahaha. A beer would have been good. But no. No smokos here mate

Not talking cancer sticks either!

Jayson Ozog Hi Jayson, no. This is the final edit

Bruce Garrod Thanks, Bruce. We were thinking of doing something like this to our friend & wanted to see your planning.

Jayson Ozog No worries. Planning really just involved having the driver involved so they knew what was happening and where and making sure it was in a suitable location. Then, as the target left one of the cars got a message from the driver so everyone knew when to start moving. Outside of that we also made sure that the vehicle had disabled locking and that the driver undid the target seat belt. Care was taken for valuables like sunglasses and phones. The target actually freaked out, thinking it was real, so at point his name was used to show that it was a prank and that helped him go along with getting out of the car. Hope that helps

Bruce Garrod yeah absolutely, appreciate it... do you recall your list of supplies and how many of each item was needed?

Thank you kindly sir! :D

Lhani3 hahahha. well... still havent finished the vlogmas series... so at least were almost there on this one. should hopefully finish this next wk 😊

Chop choppy 🤙🏼

Thanks! Yeah - definitely a solid improvement in my dubs.... now for those thrusters! hahaha

Lhani3 thanks! would have like some additional shots, but when it's run and gun....

Average Guy Fitness yeah pretty good. I'm finding that redos are actually a good recovery method. i dont seem to pull up much worse than when i went in... sometimes i feel better from the repeat. maybe it flushes the blood a bit

Yeah that makes sense. I have squared multiple days in a row and it does help with soreness

Average Guy Fitness thanks dude. gave it a good bash

That's great work - gave yourself a good amount of time on the wall. Im pretty sure that this time was the worst time through - I just couldn't breathe!

Yeah, same as last year, so little lungs left to do work

lol! typo!

tevaughnalleyne thanks dude!!