4WD Ford Everest, Toyota Landcruiser 200, Prado, Land Rover Perentie Defender, & Isuzu MUX
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2020
- We head off road in the 4WD Ford Everest, Toyota Landcruiser 200, Toyota Prado, Land Rover Perentie Defender, and Isuzu MUX take on Ourimbah State Forest in May 2020. Conditions were a little slippery early in the day after recent rain.
Ourimbah State Forest is near Sydney, NSW and close to the Watagans. What it lacks in views and camping areas, it makes up for in a diversity of tracks ideal for testing vehicles and building skills.
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Legendary walking Land Cruiser,, I'm here for Everest
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The mighty Everest making it look easy and so effortless😀 Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching
Everest ❤️
Here for the Everest...
For moral support? Very kind of you...
Awesome video. I'm getting the Everest
Great choice - hope you love it
As expected, TLC200 has the smoothest attempts of them all! 👍😊
Followed by it's little brother, the Prado 👍
I have high respects for the Everest; it was the newbie of them all yet it did not disappoint! 😁
The MUX, well... To me, that was a no-brainer... Isuzu? C'mon, seriously? 😅
The Defender was the grandfather of them all... It was the older model so to me, it had no match to the TLC200.
I think everest is 2.0 Ltrs turbo
Great video guys. Love the Perentie, just a brilliant truck.
Cheers mate - certainly agree with that
At 6:06 kid said oh f..k?? Hahaha 😆
Hadn't noticed that!
Wow, inspirational video, well done Brayden, Dean and Glenn, looking forward to coming out with you guys in the near future
Cheers mate - can’t wait!
Awesome video mate 👍love seeing the Everest out hitting the tracks.
Matthew Blandon cheers. The Everest sure loves having some dirt under the tyres.
Cool video with a nice array of vehicles. Awesome to see someone on their Ls getting a good drive in! Top work! Would be cool to see that Perentie with twin lockers. Speaking of which, does the Everest have the rear locker or just relying on TC?
Thanks mate. The Everest comes with a rear locker as standard
Love seeing what the Everest can do! We're just weighing up the Everest/Prado and I'm wondering what suspension mods your everest and the prado in the video have?
Both are on 2 inches, but I’m not sure the details on the Prado. The Everest is Fox 2.0 front and Tough Dog rear
Thanks! what's the reason for different brands front and rear? And at risk of too many questions... what size tyres have you fit?
These tyres are 275/70/17. Can go to 285/70/17 and still fit the spare underneath. Reason for different brands is simply because the Fox wouldn’t fit in the rear. But the guy who did mine has since come up with a solution for the rear
Thanks Brayden. Looks likes great set-up!
@@braydenhowie Whats the brand of tyre? ATs? Whatever they are can you give us your thoughts? Would you buy them again, noise etc? Keen to put some good ones on mine. The Everest has a noise cancelling feature in the cab but I dont know how to turn it off and back on and so dont know how much good it actually does. Thanks for the help.
subscribed, great video, what front bar and winch is it? rhino 4x4? thanks
Thanks for the sub. The bar is the Uneek Crawler, and the winch is the Drivetech 12,000
I live in Canada 🍁 and own a Ford Everest
Everest look so sexy
How about the driver?
How? It's not available in Canadian market
jossss
That MUX looked like it had stock tyres and BTC didn’t seem to be set to kick in and stop that spinning tyre, would be good to see how it would go with a comparable lift and tyres like the others
I thought he had ATs, but I don't recall. Certainly BTC systems are not created equal - the Prado's was better off road than the Everest which was better than the MUX from what I've observed
brother, what spec tyres you running on your Everest.... i want to upgrade mine, need advice....
Mine are BFG KO2 275/70/17. You can go up to 285/70/17 on a 2 inch lift with no issues and still fit the spare underneath. Larger and you'll likely need to start modifying things further.
@@braydenhowie thanks bro.... i intend to keep it within 33inches.... so 285/70/17 is likely what i might go for.... also, apart from the suspension lift, did you change the control arms too?? if yes, then did you change both upper and lower control arms or only upper??
Nah no change yet to the control arms. The rear trailing arms need to be replaced though, so they will get an upgrade soon.
How many times has that very perenti done this with Aussie soldiers on board
If only it could tell its stories!
A shame Isuzu only decided to put lockers in their new fourbys. The Mux struggled without one a rear locker makes all the difference in some cases sadly. Don't understand though cause in South Africa where I'm from the Dmaxs came with lockers since like 2001
Yeah I agree, although the latest model does have one in the Aus model. Probably cost and market demand, but they are getting left behind by the competition - really just competing on price now in my opinion.
Why do I see that the gas in the tires of all vehicles in the video is less than the specifications provided by the manufacturer?
Manufacturer specs are for normal highway conditions and speeds. Various off road conditions require adjustment of tyre pressures for improved performance and durability
@@braydenhowie Thank you very much for my question
Everest will beat land cruiser if load a v8
Maybe - it already holds it's own against the LC200. Frankly I'm happy to do without the extra weight of the V8 off road. I think a Diesel 6 would be the sweet spot.
@@braydenhowieIt seems you'll get your wish in another couple of months 🙂. Been looking at the 2023 Everest (with the Diesel V6) and came here to see how the current gen handles 4x4 and it does well!
Throw away that shitty landrover and get the Toyota if your serious about offroading.
That's quite an opinion you've got yourself there... Toyota's make great 4WDs, but there's a lot I love about that landy too. I've had plenty of Toyota's in my time, but don't currently - they're great, but so are other makes...