I dont know Jc. My 110 had plenty of power and the right mods and i reckon the patrol would eat it alive all day in the sand. In sayong thats its the only offraod terrain where it trumps the 110
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But the 110 was heavy though...😮
Sorry, but my Amarok would eat that, with a lightish tare and big tyres, 8spd auto, responsive torquey engine, flex, rear diff lock, etc. But i dont muck around with high tyre pressures.
33" are easy to fit to an Amarok, and you say 35" are easy to fit to a Y62, but the Amarok being so much lighter will have more flotation.
Despite having driven almost every beach between the SA/VIC border and the top of Yorke Peninsula, plus more, plus Big Red, etc, i dont have any great dune climbing videos. However, recently, with almost no run up....
Amarok Yorke Duning. - YouTube
Weight is a huge and largely ignored factor i reckon. I once got the quickest time in a sand gymkhana in my old stock 82 2 door on std tyres and no traction aids... they all larfed when i unloaded the vehicle even took out the spare wheel and all personal effects... afterwards they all had a krinkly mouf about it. It was just common sense got me over the line!
Happy times😍
Hows this for the world record, standard;
Nissan Patrol Challenge yet breaks another Guinness World Record - Fastest Sand Dune Climbing - YouTube
Not after big tyres and other mods, not many vehicles would do that i reckon
See, thats what i mean, is anyone seriously offroading a Y62? Its a shame, i reckon with the right mods they should go okay.
Rhett's Automotive, flex track, Loveday 4x4 Adventure Park - YouTube
I simply started a discussion in regards to standard vehicles.
I understand and appreciate your Roks ability but it is whether or not you want to admit it a modified vehcile. It is not standard.
I know there are a few guys on the FB page that run them hard and have them heavily modified but i dont think many modify or seriously use them offroad becuase they are just so nice standard. At the end of the day they are a family bus