4wd course in the South

[Chumby]

Howdy all,

A few of use are attending this beginning Adult Ed course on 4wdriving in early July.

http://courses.adulteducation.tas.go...lass_cd=SJ5441

Feel free to sign up if you are keen!!

Cheers
Chumby.

[TassieMav]

Chumbly

Define "a few"? Are there going to be a few jeeps there?

Would be good as my Club takes the course on behalf of Adult Ed! I will be doing the Practical and Theory Days in the JK. Not to brag, but it's a good course, a bit of fun too!

See you there!

[Tassie Jeep Boy]

Sounds good... I'm signing up tomorrow! See you there...

[TassieTJ]

Steve, you have a PM.
Are you guy's planning any night runs anytime soon, like the one we did before? we need to test out them new lights

John

[Chumby]

Hi TassieMav,

Just myself in a Grand WG and another Jeeper from up North in a JK also.

Really looking forward to it!

Cheers,
Chumby

[jbee]

Originally Posted by Chumby

Hi TassieMav,

Just myself in a Grand WG and another Jeeper from up North in a JK also.

Really looking forward to it!

Cheers,
Chumby

That'ld be me - really looking forward to it i have the ARB bar and winch going on next week and before the course i have to decide between probably the Cooper ST's / Mickey Thompson MTZ's or FC-II's just trying to figure out which ones will offer the best compromise of wet bitumen grip and still not leave me turning back and getting left behind in the dirt.
I think its probably the ST's or FC-II's at the moment as the MTZ's look a lot more dirt orientated and like the wet bitumen grip will be low ( they look great though) . If anyones got any of them and wants to comment i would like to know.

[jbee]

Just read your post on my tyre thread TassieMav - thanks - do you think the MTZ's will still offer good wet bitumen performance, a lot on the tyre thread seem to say they are better than the standard rubber? Do any in your club have opinions on their performance