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Mate that territory looks sick, maybe we should arrange a trip could be an interesting trip.

I think it was just Moreton as a whole, but the south east beach campsites was the best. I will add them to the description sometime today.

That's interesting, sad they didn't just fix the beach access.

yeah that does help, it's definitely one not as hard as Mt Barney but having said that it's still very dangerous. There are many rescues up there.

Pretty sure it was campsite number 2. When you go to book they have photos of each campsite when you click on them.

yeah it's a great spot

Nice, I was thinking about arranging a meeting up through UA-cam. Was going to wait for the channel to grow some more though.

🤣 that's hilarious, probably actually would fit in that bag.

For sure it can be dangerous. I honestly am thinking about getting something without the hooks. I have a tendency to forget to tuck them in 🤣

@@FrenzyAdventures why not just fasten your laces properly?

@@Geshmaal All though this help it doesn't eliminate the problem. I have had them still snag when laced properly. The only solution I found to work is to tuck them in but I am a forgetful person. Would rather fully eliminate the risk. If they are not there they can't snag. I also find the tread to not have great grip on wet rocks.

To tackle some harder tracks, plus it's just fun to jump in another persons car for the social side. Will be filming another glasshouse 4x4 video today so more zook action coming soon.

No worries thank you.

Yeah it's pretty good.

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It's the 2.4l petrol

They sure do. Mine unfortunately has been broken for 15,000 km's 😂 Hopefully getting it fixed this week🤞

I am a size 9 AU with most other shoes and the size 9 Moabs fit fine. They are the only mid height shoes I have tried so far and offer good ankle support. I have found them very durable myself and would say that was one of the positives for me. Water proofing still works and they have heaps of tread left... Mind you the tread is not very good on anything slippery.

Yeah not a bad idea. I find tucking my laces in works to but sometimes I forget 🤔🤣

Yeah that's awesome, I am sure only a few people are going to ever share this issue. Guess I just walk funny 🤣

Glad you enjoyed it

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One crazy driveway 😱😂

Thank you

No not yet. I try to only go hiking camping when the weather is perfect. It must be a little water proof, but I wouldn't want to be in a storm in it

It has around 220,000 kms. Since I had the car the biggest issue I have had with it has been the strut top mounts going. This has happened three times and on the third the whole strut came out of the tower and bent had to limp 100s of km's on a corrugated road. It probably breaks due to the lift kit, currently the ABS is broken too. Apart from that all the other issues are small but they do add up. The pulley tensioner failed, the belt came off taking out radiator hoses, there is play in the steering rack, exhaust hangs a bit low so I have snapped it in half once 😂. I will say though I do push the car well past its limits.

@@FrenzyAdventures How unfortunate to hear this coming from a fellow gv owner. I hope you do not have any other issues.

@@ethianhuynh4901 hopefully all goes well, at least the traction control being broken makes it drive well on the beach. To be honest though I probably won't have this car for much longer.

I don't really know to much about the hiking shoes you are talking about, my TX 2's are great for scrambling but I wouldn't use them for multi day hikes. Unfortunately I haven't had a hiking shoe in a while that I'd recommend for multi day hikes. A few years ago I had a pair of Adidas Terrex Hiking shoes which I loved but that was an older model so not 100 percent sure about the new ones. Could also be worth looking at.

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Yeah 100% agree. I have always used rock scrambling shoes when I need lots of grip. The Moabs really are not good all round shoes, great in mud, but as soon as you hit wet rock I would choose almost anything else. I got them because everyone was raving on about them but will definitely be switching them out for something else in the near future.

Yeah it was in low range the whole time. We are pretty certain that this model 100 series doesn't have Traction Control. The light on the dash for it doesn't exist and when we did some research we found that not all the 100 series LandCruiser's came out with it.

@@FrenzyAdventures oh okay, I’ve got a 2003 HDJ100, the ABS system + low range makes it go anywhere 👍

@@user-of7ti8zv5q yeah traction control sure is a handy feature. Would've been good to have on all models.

Depends on what you want to do with it. I have had to many issues myself in the last couple years to recommend it for more challenging 4wding. I will be selling mine sometime this year.

@FrenzyAdventures I'd be looking at having one to get in and out of fishing spots along the coast. I'd imagine there would be heaps of sand and fire trails. Would I be better off looking at something else? I don't have heaps of cash, so I want to make the most informed decision I can before I buy. So yeah, I would say if anyone knew anything about the GV, it would be you!

@@user-jt6di9vd1b yeah for beach run you probably won't beat it. Traction and ABS goes off in soft sand (which is bad) but apart from that put the tires to 12psi and you will find it very hard to get bogged. I know the feeling of looking for a 4wd on a budget specially if you want something without 400,00kms. The only other car I'd consider is maybe a subaru forester. The Grand Vitara will be more capable though if you choose to do harder tracks. Avoid Ironman Lift Kit as I think that's been half my problem with the Grand Vitara.

@FrenzyAdventures Thank you so much, keep up the great work man!

@@user-jt6di9vd1b thanks mate, I'm always happy to help.

Is that the latest Oztrail Hiking Tent? They make some great budget options.

Depends on what you consider climbing. Scrambling is part of climbing and it is steeper then it looks on camera. Regardless this mountain is a big accomplishment for many in South East Queensland.

My tires are Falken Wildpeak 225/75R16

Glad to hear it. Always love getting out there and you really don't need much.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. They are decent shoes and I am glad to hear they work well for you. I am still having issues with them, it was only a week ago when the lace got caught in the other shoe and yes they were done up correctly this time. I didn't fall over but it is an issue for me. I guess everyone has different feet and walks a little bit differently. This is just my experience with the shoes but a quick google search on speed lace hooks will show I am not the only one. Anyways I wish you well with your set and hopefully you get many more happy years on the trails with them.

Yeah, I think it's his lacing technique. I double knot mine and tuck them in to prevent loosening during the hike. Plus, my normal stance keeps the laces from getting tangled with the other foot. I wonder if he's pigeon foot?

Yeah I run a 225/75 r16 on my car, they are Falken Wild Peaks with nearly 60,000kms. They perform really well on and off road, the only thing I would caution is fuel consumption. Though I haven't done any math calculations on it I recon I have lost nearly 100km's of fuel range... only really get 400km's to a tank.

@@FrenzyAdventures Nice, would you consider going with bigger tyres for the next set or do you think the height increase benefits won't be worth it?

@@ghp0518 Yeah I don't think it would be worth it. There are a lot of forums where people have put on the next size up though with great success.

I am sure he will put off road tyres on it eventually but there is nothing wrong with running road tyres for some light 4wding.

Thanks mate. It's been a long road. So many awesome adventures.

Thank you 👍

Yeah they definitely helped me to climb Beerwah. Good luck with your climb.

Yeah facilities might be a good add. Nerum Creek has basic toilets, campfires are allowed and no dogs. Straddie main beach has no facilities, campfires allowed for cooking and dogs are allowed Moreton eastern beach has no facilities, campfires allowed and no dogs

Mt Mee is good, there are a few challenging obstacles most far apart. There are a couple wombat holes at the bottom of A Break. A break its self is easy, maybe avoid going down it as low range is pretty important for steep descents. If you find Mt Mee to easy then try the Scenic Rim Adventure Park next. There are tracks that will challenge any 4wd there. My recommendation is to walk anything you are unsure about first.

@@FrenzyAdventures thank you! Can't wait to see more of your channel!