Great to see you filming in WA. Try going down South to the Yeagerup Sand Dunes then cross over the Warren River on the beach heading to Calcup Hill ( also known as the Widow Maker) 👍
They failed massively at this location. If they'd only just gone down to the beach they would have had plenty of recoveries to film. There's sections of the beach less than 2km from where they are that will swallow a 4wd to it's headlights & there's a few rusted chassis in the surf line to serve as warning.
The easiest and best way in the sand is to make the (tire pressure PSi) 15PSI, and the car will run easily and without damage to the engine and gearbox, in the long run.
Camels were brought here in the 1800's to cross the deserts. The Navaras were brought here so camels had something to look at while the were crossing the deserts. We export camels to Saudi now. Not Navaras.
Looks like you come across the worst examples of 4WDrivers in W.A. , please except my apologies . I'm not referring to the 2WD buggies though . The tourists trying to drive in sand with 2WDs are just plain stupid :-)
@@TheSkskitey I understand what you were saying. Just not so sure you understand that a good chunk of the "tourists" in 2wd here are actually the guys that make these vids driving thier rigs here in WA. I agree completely with your sentiments btw, it just made me laugh that the vid is mostly of the bogged action guys 🍻
@@gqwarrior6694 I was referring too the tourists in the 2 vans , a people mover and a camper van getting bogged . I know what cars the bogged action guys drive .
@@TheSkskitey Ah ok, I just misunderstood your original comment then it seems. See plenty of those types out there. I dragged a camry wagon of all things off the dunes last week & I've lost count of the number of backpackers 4wds with no shovel, tracks or compressor off the beach. I head straight up to the bomb range these days to avoid the crowds of idiots
Great example of what not to do while 4wdin.. why does everyone insist on cutting the dunes and beach up all the time then whinge that we can’t go 4wding anywhere…
@@Francois_Dupont So according to you it's better to lose traction on one wheel & have the other just dig itself a hole to. Woah. Such knowledge. Such IQ. Not once have I ever been stuck where a locked rig has gotten through in sand. The opposite has happened heaps of times though. Perhaps if you start driving sand 3 or 4 days a week for 30 odd years, you'll work it out yourself. Until then though, you keep digging those trenches champ
Read my reply to Demanded below to understand why this is ok. Also consider there is only a small part of this dune system set aside for recreational use & an even smaller section again designated for vehicle use. The bulk of the dune system is being mined for sand. If you want to complain about damage to the environment, the mining operation might be a better place to start than a few blokes leaving shallow marks that will be gone within a day or two
@@technopsychobedlam Complain about it where it isn't legal or is close to people unrelated to the group & I'll bitch about it with you but here it is legal, is away from other people & has basically no environmental impact so there's nothing to complain about. Save the bs environmental comments for when it does matter instead of being a dick about it when it doesn't.
@@technopsychobedlam Don't feed me that crap just because I pointed out your bs isn't warranted, required or wanted. You didn't ask any question. You made a statement & it's clear your intent is to make out like they did something wrong. Have a discussion like an adult instead of like a pouting 15yr old that can't handle simple truths.
Nah mate. This is a designated offroad area. That means you are legally allowed to go there in almost anything with a motor & go to town as long as the vehicle is registered for full road or offroad use. So 4wds, dirt bikes, quads, buggies etc are all fine & doing huge jumps, doughies & pretty much anything else is absolutely fine & legal as long as you use some common sense & don't endanger other people. Plus the wind has these dunes constantly shifting so any "damage" will be completely gone in a day or two.
@@gqwarrior6694 Have to agree here I see a lot of people testing their buggys out here it's not just 4wds cutting up dunes and as Gq Warrior said this place will change tomorrow with the wind they get through the dunes, Just don't be a flog and go through there like a bull at a gate keep an eye out for other 4wders and enjoy your self.
Long way for you guys to film people out of their depth. Thanks for the show.
That head bump by the girl in the black Nav at 20.42 🤣🤣
the pathfinder performs better than the others
The old Pathfinder does it again at 10 Min, this time in WA. Well done.
I swear, some people have got no idea what they're doing in the dunes. And some of the choices of cars is just ridiculous!
The "2wd challenge" hill climb is popular in other countries i see...
🤯 Using ⚠️TOW BALL⚠️ to recover 200 series sand anchor
Good ol Jesse once again reppin. That looks like a awesome playground to b playing in. Coutos Jesse 👊🏼🤙
These folks are struggling with their FWD minivans while here I am waiting to put a 2" lift on my 4x4 before going up there 😂
The fj seem to go pretty good
Great to see you filming in WA.
Try going down South to the Yeagerup Sand Dunes then cross over the Warren River on the beach heading to Calcup Hill ( also known as the Widow Maker) 👍
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Nice one, curious what tyre pressure the 80 series running? Ha ha wolf creek number plate
I follow you for your Fraser and Inskip videos. Just sayin’ :)
They failed massively at this location. If they'd only just gone down to the beach they would have had plenty of recoveries to film. There's sections of the beach less than 2km from where they are that will swallow a 4wd to it's headlights & there's a few rusted chassis in the surf line to serve as warning.
Yeah would hate to mix it up with other location s love seeing the same stuff over and over again 😏 just saying 😂
What psi do you airdown for a camel. Just asking for a friend.
Ahh my local playground🤙 Wicked footage mate
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@@BOGGEDACTION so when’s the next trip
for those who dont know the yellow jeep-alike at the beginning is the camera-man car. you can see it in all his other video parked close by.
42:47 Love the sense of humour with the plates
The owner here,, what else was I gonna call it? 🤣
Pakhtoon. ❤️🇵🇰❤️
Funny asf
The easiest and best way in the sand is to make the (tire pressure PSi) 15PSI, and the car will run easily and without damage to the engine and gearbox, in the long run.
UPPPPPA
Like liwa in UAE 😊👍
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Factory all seasons on sand. Who would think?
6:30 Landcruiser with 40 psi lol
The navaras sound awesome 😆 I didn’t know you had camels in Australia 🤨
Camels were brought here in the 1800's to cross the deserts. The Navaras were brought here so camels had something to look at while the were crossing the deserts. We export camels to Saudi now. Not Navaras.
My backyard! What you boys doing over this way
Ruining it for everyone by the looks of it
@@scottbelshaw8704 you new here? 😂
21:00 that could have ended badly!
Your always looking for content Well looks like it was delivered by another culture.
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Behind one of the cars with the yt channel on back window in mirrabooka
A pathfinder
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Sand flags would have been a good idea....I see the 'more money than sense' brigade were out in force....
It amazes me so few people use them in the area. I've had some close calls in these dunes & I never drive in them without my flag + lights on.
It's important to reduce the air of the frame.
Pathan ❤️❤️❤️
Looks like you come across the worst examples of 4WDrivers in W.A. , please except my apologies . I'm not referring to the 2WD buggies though . The tourists trying to drive in sand with 2WDs are just plain stupid :-)
A good chunk of it is the bogged action guys 😂
@@gqwarrior6694 I was apologizing to the bogged action guys but they have a lot of 4WDrivers who are a bit lacking in Queensland too :-)
@@TheSkskitey I understand what you were saying. Just not so sure you understand that a good chunk of the "tourists" in 2wd here are actually the guys that make these vids driving thier rigs here in WA. I agree completely with your sentiments btw, it just made me laugh that the vid is mostly of the bogged action guys 🍻
@@gqwarrior6694 I was referring too the tourists in the 2 vans , a people mover and a camper van getting bogged . I know what cars the bogged action guys drive .
@@TheSkskitey Ah ok, I just misunderstood your original comment then it seems. See plenty of those types out there. I dragged a camry wagon of all things off the dunes last week & I've lost count of the number of backpackers 4wds with no shovel, tracks or compressor off the beach. I head straight up to the bomb range these days to avoid the crowds of idiots
People who do not know driving in sand. Do you want to get the vehicle out with the steering wheel heading to the other side?
how do you get that sound from navara?
Petrol
I hate people giving the mighty 80 a bad name
Accident waiting to happen. 8:20
Great example of what not to do while 4wdin.. why does everyone insist on cutting the dunes and beach up all the time then whinge that we can’t go 4wding anywhere…
Why do people whinge without checking the rules for the area in question?
Fuck me it's Saudi Arabia!
No lol it's Western Australia 😂
Should let the dog drive would have done a better job
Toyotas stuck. Range Rover not stuck. Not surprising.
open differential in the middle of the desert... not a wise idea.
Pigs bum. Sand is the place a locked diff helps you the least.
@@gqwarrior6694 *[citation needed]*
@@Francois_Dupont Common sense about how a locked diff works & over 30 years driving sand.
@@gqwarrior6694 so according to you, having just two wheel bogged and getting stuck everywhere is better? woah! such knowledge! such IQ!
@@Francois_Dupont So according to you it's better to lose traction on one wheel & have the other just dig itself a hole to. Woah. Such knowledge. Such IQ. Not once have I ever been stuck where a locked rig has gotten through in sand. The opposite has happened heaps of times though. Perhaps if you start driving sand 3 or 4 days a week for 30 odd years, you'll work it out yourself. Until then though, you keep digging those trenches champ
What fucking country is this?
Western Australia
grow up
Never understand how its so much fun for some people to chew up their environment over and over and over and over...
Read my reply to Demanded below to understand why this is ok. Also consider there is only a small part of this dune system set aside for recreational use & an even smaller section again designated for vehicle use. The bulk of the dune system is being mined for sand. If you want to complain about damage to the environment, the mining operation might be a better place to start than a few blokes leaving shallow marks that will be gone within a day or two
@@gqwarrior6694 I see it everywhere, not just Lancelin. If it was limited to a couple of recreational spots there would be no issue.
@@technopsychobedlam Complain about it where it isn't legal or is close to people unrelated to the group & I'll bitch about it with you but here it is legal, is away from other people & has basically no environmental impact so there's nothing to complain about. Save the bs environmental comments for when it does matter instead of being a dick about it when it doesn't.
@@gqwarrior6694 Just asking the question rubs you raw. Did somebody hurt you? Are you ok?
@@technopsychobedlam Don't feed me that crap just because I pointed out your bs isn't warranted, required or wanted. You didn't ask any question. You made a statement & it's clear your intent is to make out like they did something wrong. Have a discussion like an adult instead of like a pouting 15yr old that can't handle simple truths.
just wreck the place.... shame on you
Nah mate. This is a designated offroad area. That means you are legally allowed to go there in almost anything with a motor & go to town as long as the vehicle is registered for full road or offroad use. So 4wds, dirt bikes, quads, buggies etc are all fine & doing huge jumps, doughies & pretty much anything else is absolutely fine & legal as long as you use some common sense & don't endanger other people. Plus the wind has these dunes constantly shifting so any "damage" will be completely gone in a day or two.
@@gqwarrior6694 Have to agree here I see a lot of people testing their buggys out here it's not just 4wds cutting up dunes and as Gq Warrior said this place will change tomorrow with the wind they get through the dunes, Just don't be a flog and go through there like a bull at a gate keep an eye out for other 4wders and enjoy your self.