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@@FORTUNER_ADVENTURES my other problem is where to store them if I take them out…

@4WheelingSA we placed them in those vacuum plastic bags and store it is the roof of garage...

@@FORTUNER_ADVENTURES you can somehow disconnect it, but then you need to remove the plastic of the door to get to it.

@@4WheelingSA I will check..

@@ishaqthkr cool

@@FORTUNER_ADVENTURES No, my steering wheel is still fine after almost 7 years. But it does not stand in the sun during the day often.

@@4WheelingSA thanks

@@FORTUNER_ADVENTURES Definitely do the exhaust before the remap. It takes heat (lower egt) away from the engine. Think around 10 kW and 20-30 NM. But I have not measured it. For me it is more about how it feels.

If you're remapping then you better change exhaust to save cost

@@ishaqthkr I have a 2017 Fortuner as well which runs well on its standard exhaust after remap over 60,000km ago... My 2x new 2024 Fortuners I am still deciding and researching.

@@FORTUNER_ADVENTURES new ones are already very capable compared to the stock 2017 one, remapping the 2024s and pretending to be stock while you make some big dogs sweat on the highway is a completely funny feeling, what i like about 1GDs is that their pistons aren't a weak link like the 1KD i have, but then 1kds crack pistons even when stock so i may as well enjoy the few KW i gained which i am. I made a comment that i have a 3" exhaust (no cat), a custom Airbox and a 150KW/430NM (at the wheels) remap, after custom Airbox i can barely touch 450°C (post turbo) on inclines, the car has run very cold especially after custom Airbox. Those stock airboxes are very restrictive, and i don't have a snorkel either.

@@FORTUNER_ADVENTURES if you're interested in power figures check out the Speedlab Channel remaps from Philippines.

@@T23gunny Maybe try a TWT? If not get in contact with De Graaf to refer you to a fitment partner.

@@richardwalsh5570 This is one of the older models and a manual. It does not have those power and torque number.

@@dougs_8862 Thank you

@@KabirDhupelia I did it directly at De Graaf. Best would be to contact a fitment centre close to you.

@ thanks! Found their website and sent them a message. All the best 👌🏽

@@KabirDhupelia great! Ask for Edu or Dewald. Thank you

Good review, would have been good if you took Dyno readings before and after….enjoy the car.

@ Thank you. Good point, but my aim was not figures, but a improvement in the ride if it make sense?

@@jacoklopper1733 Thanks Jaco. Will send you their contact number.

Wont do this again…

@@anthonyforgey3518 thank you. I can feel it yes. Will be interesting to see how it tows and to LR work…

@@UnDEANiable i can definitely feel the difference. I am pleasantly surprised.

@@boikanyokabelo2356 Cool!

@@Mr123slayer123 Dit is so, maar daaraan word gewerk. Maar dis maar n Fortuner siekte ook…

@@sambarvictoria7788 I have rocksliders, luckily they are very strong 😁

@@jacquesoosthuizen8909 yes, it is. It fits without any problems yes

@@sukeerthybhandary3024 Thank you

@@BernieWilliams-p5j Thanks Bernie Appreciate it.

Rich in information for overlanding!

@ Thank you. Must say, was interesting to attend.

@@de3301 Thank you very much. Much appreciated. For this trip I used a gopro, my phone and a drone, but I do have a Sony A6600 as well.

@@MoveSmartPT yes, they are the people you now find in the Karoo… 🤣 Thank you

@@tothebackofbeyond it is great yes. I just have to go back and spend more time in that area…

@@4WheelingSA awesome we are back in that area in a few weeks time.

@@tothebackofbeyond Enjoy it!

@@gavinsmith28 nie fout met die kar vir hierdie doel nie. Ek se altyd kry waarvan jy hou 🛞

@@4WheelingSA of wat jy kan bekostig!

@@gavinsmith28 Netso, of die een wat afbetaal is. Net solank dit jou na mooi plekke kan neem.

@@MartieMeyer-f9o Thank you

@@Offroad_namibia Thank you

@@walkerbay6373 thank you very much. It is a awesome area. Unfortunately I did have a puncture. Could at least repair it in Calvinia

@@4WheelingSA Ha!

@@UnDEANiable Thank you very much. It is only a 4x2, but it is a nice vehicle to drive.

Luckily it is a long time ago...

@@anthonyforgey3518 Thank you. Welcome back 😁

@@leonfouche8470 Thank you very much. Appreciate it.

@@the.sher.khan. thank you very much. Definitely worth a visit. Road in is just very corrugated…

On the DriveNam FB page there is a link with regards to the license application.

@@4WheelingSA Thank you so much!

@@weliveincapetown Only a pleasure

@@4WheelingSA You've done a great job with this video and I don't have any interest in 4x4ing haha well done Henk :)

@@weliveincapetown Thank you very much, at least it was not only 4x4 and there were some scenic parts. Thanks for watching.

@@RudiduPlessis-ib4io Thank you. The campsite is not very big, but it does have electricity. We made use of the more formal accomodation.

Thank you very much. Appreciate the positive feedback. To answer your question, the A-Trac system is a very good system. Do you need it? Not really, I believe the model you are looking at getting will have a Difflock as well. Even without difflock you just need to adapt your driving style when driving offroad. So according to me it will not be a deal breaker. I have seen people go a long way without traction control or even a difflock. The 2.4 is a good engine, I know your at not planning on towing, but you will be able to anyway. I had a 2.4 Hilux and it was a good vehicle to drive (was a work vehicle I drove almost every day). For tyres have a look at the link in my video description, there is a code you can use for Maxxis tyres. Shout if you have any more questions.

@@4WheelingSA Thanks for the quick response and the guidance. Will then go with the 2.4 and not look back. Really appreciate it. Maybe one day we will cross paths while overlanding.

@@pottaz It is a pleasure. Glad I could help. You never know, the world is a small place.

@@nagsonkaritungu3618 Thank you for watching. Appreciate it.

@@UnDEANiable thank you so much. Comments like this means a lot. You will reach your dream, I am sure if that.

@@scottmather5927 yes, I have a bash plate and rock sliders

Lekker. I have the standard GD6 4x4. Is the clearance on mine good enough for this trail?

@@scottmather5927 You should be able to do it with a standard vehicle. Unfortunately this trail has closed due to the farm being sold… As an alternative you can maybe have a look at the Lion and Safari park trail?

@@4WheelingSA awesome thank you. I have done the Lion and Safari. Guess I will do Bass Lake next and maybe then Hennops. I do need to go for Training still. Thanks for the help! Been following this channel for a while

@@scottmather5927 Glad I could assist. Do you do the Lion Park trail solo? Terence Tracey there can help with training. Thanks for following! Much appreciated.

@@anthonyforgey3518 Thanks, they are also great people to work with.

@@Offroad_namibia Not really any specific groups, but you can have a look at the 4x4 Action group and I have a group on Facebook - 4WheelingSA Community.

@@Offroad_namibia that sounds interesting! For one, install a 2nd Diesel Filter and contact Maxxis for tyres. Use the following code when you contact them SPON - HB001

You can contact them at: www.udfiltration.com/contact-us You can say 4WheelingSA has referred you.

I recently had Voetspore in Pretoria install a UDF diesel filter in my new Hilux bakkie.

@@JohanZaayman Good choice. Are you happy with it thus far? Did you get a spare filter?

@@4WheelingSA Yes, so far so good. It gives me peace of mind knowing that my secondary filter gives me additional protection against dirty fuel. I don’t have a spare filter with me on my travels but will consider doing so.

@@JohanZaayman Yes, a spare will be great. Can then just swop it when your current one needs replacement and get a new spare. Very simple and easy to change.

@@enterprisefire8307 it was 16mm2.

@@maphirimutshutshu2128 Thank you. Appreciate it.

Fuel is expensive 😂

@@louisedickinson8883 thank you for watching. Appreciate it.

@@anthonyforgey3518 yes, you need to appreciate it in a different way.