Thanks mate! It’s a great drive! The cut line can get wet after rain but if you check it’s open (which it probably will be) it has a very hard bottom so makes the drive all the more exciting. Enjoy!
Thanks mate! I put in a 1inch lift (pedders) and took a 20L Jerry can - thats it. Kept it on highway tyres too which made it ok but on the corrugations was a bit uncomfortable and slippery. Since then I have done it again and added BFG Ko2's which made life so much better - softer ride once aired down a bit and also way more grip on the dirt (less grip on wet bitumen however). I google mapped my trip before i went but was hard to find 'the cut line' on google maps unless you zoom in a whole lot. There is plenty of info in regards to the outback roads on a bunch of blogs - mainly thecornercountry.com.au/ and 4x4earth.com/ - if you search through the posts on these you'll find most of the info you need. In my experience, first time i drove this route, everything was dry, Sept 18', then did it again in April 19' and the cut line from Burke to Wannering was very wet, road was open to 4wds only - however a brave non 4wd could probably have made it through the wet. Hope thats helps! Enjoy!
Thanks for the video! Researching a trip there in April, so this has helped. Appreciated.
Thanks mate! It’s a great drive! The cut line can get wet after rain but if you check it’s open (which it probably will be) it has a very hard bottom so makes the drive all the more exciting. Enjoy!
Awesome video mate short but you have crammed in lot of info in it good video.
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. What vehicle modifications did you have?
Did you do much research before going?
Thanks mate! I put in a 1inch lift (pedders) and took a 20L Jerry can - thats it. Kept it on highway tyres too which made it ok but on the corrugations was a bit uncomfortable and slippery. Since then I have done it again and added BFG Ko2's which made life so much better - softer ride once aired down a bit and also way more grip on the dirt (less grip on wet bitumen however). I google mapped my trip before i went but was hard to find 'the cut line' on google maps unless you zoom in a whole lot. There is plenty of info in regards to the outback roads on a bunch of blogs - mainly thecornercountry.com.au/ and 4x4earth.com/ - if you search through the posts on these you'll find most of the info you need. In my experience, first time i drove this route, everything was dry, Sept 18', then did it again in April 19' and the cut line from Burke to Wannering was very wet, road was open to 4wds only - however a brave non 4wd could probably have made it through the wet. Hope thats helps! Enjoy!
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