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Postby Hybrid34 » July 24th, 2008, 1:36 am

Thought I'd post this up,
Went to my holiday house a few weeks ago, wanted to go to a place called Reedy Lake where during the dry season is bascially a massive area to play around with your car, exepct when it rains getting bogged and taking 4hours to get out of this is what you get...
enjoy

(also 0-180 test on private road)
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Commando wrote:Yeah, you'll find non-ABS cars do feel different. Especially at 100kph on a wet road when a roo jumps out in front of you.

ABS = spongy brakes, but you'll slow to about 60

non-ABS = lock up at 100 & skid past the roo doing about 95. But you'll look sick doing it :mrgreen:
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Re: Nagambie Holiday (How to get bogged) PICS + VIDZ

Postby purped » July 24th, 2008, 1:45 am

lol i feel for ya
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Re: Nagambie Holiday (How to get bogged) PICS + VIDZ

Postby Dezza » July 24th, 2008, 10:53 am

nice! :D

Looks like great fun. Manual Fairlane is pretty cool too!
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Re: Nagambie Holiday (How to get bogged) PICS + VIDZ

Postby Frost » July 24th, 2008, 11:04 am

Is that nickos old Fairlane?
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Re: Nagambie Holiday (How to get bogged) PICS + VIDZ

Postby Hybrid34 » July 24th, 2008, 2:36 pm

Frost wrote:Is that nickos old Fairlane?

Yep Shes nickos old baby, big girl she is :P
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Commando wrote:Yeah, you'll find non-ABS cars do feel different. Especially at 100kph on a wet road when a roo jumps out in front of you.

ABS = spongy brakes, but you'll slow to about 60

non-ABS = lock up at 100 & skid past the roo doing about 95. But you'll look sick doing it :mrgreen:
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Postby krisisdog » July 24th, 2008, 2:45 pm

You drove right down the middle of the road over the hump.... and you wonder why you got bogged?
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Postby G3R3N » July 24th, 2008, 3:03 pm

HaHa! I've been to Reedy Lake a couple of times for ditbike riding. It's a great spot to have a thrash around but yeah, those mud patches are pretty nasty if you're acting stupid
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Postby ClassicAU » July 24th, 2008, 3:16 pm

oh man, was that clutch smoke from the Probe at the end of that second vid? Pretty nasty spot you got yourselves into, nice work! :P
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Postby ELDanny » July 24th, 2008, 4:43 pm

ahh good ol reedy lake, thats where i learnt to drive :D
great place for a fang but some of the potholes/ditches are a bit nasty (as you found out :) )
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Re: Nagambie Holiday (How to get bogged) PICS + VIDZ

Postby Hybrid34 » July 25th, 2008, 12:01 am

Yeah nagambie is a great place, been going there since i was born (have a house up there)

krisisdog wrote:You drove right down the middle of the road over the hump.... and you wonder why you got bogged?


As stupid as it seems, we got to the lake with no problems, just coming back along the track coming from the opposite direction its hard to direct...
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ABS = spongy brakes, but you'll slow to about 60

non-ABS = lock up at 100 & skid past the roo doing about 95. But you'll look sick doing it :mrgreen:
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