100 series vs Cape York - Wakooka and Frenchmans Track

Dirt Track Detours 4x4 camping and Touring Cape York with a 100 series and 79 series Landcruiser.
Starting with Daintree to the Wakooka track and then Frenchmans track from east to west.
Music:
RFM - Sport Rock & Workout by Infraction (Copyright Free Music)
• Video
RFM - extenz - Polaroid
• Video
Rambutan - I Know How to Love You
• Rambutan - I Know How ...
NEFFEX - Believe instrumental

[@user-yf2nb6fo6n]

love it thanks for sharing cheers from Queensland south

[@catrionascott9582]

Such a struggle

[@RWallyb]

Awesome content

[@dirttrackdetours4452]

Thanks

[@blissniques]

Nice 1 mate, subscribed as well 👍

[@dirttrackdetours4452]

Cheers mate🍻

[@AJ-hz6sh]

Hi Mate. What size wheels and tyres are you running on the 100? Whats the wheels offset and do they stick out at all? Im trying to choose the best offset for 285's so they sit flush just under the guard. Cheers

[@dirttrackdetours4452]

@@AJ-hz6sh hey mate.
I’ve got 285/70-17 tyres on +35 17x9 wheels, they poke a tiny bit maybe 15mm but don’t fowl on guards when fully tucked so in my opinion they’re perfect

[@antz2556]

Hey mate, is your 100 twin locked. Looks pretty capable.

[@dirttrackdetours4452]

Hey mate, yes twin e lockers, such a game changing mod. Feels like cheating sometimes though 😂

[@bthurlow1980]

What month was this bro?

[@dirttrackdetours4452]

September last year

[@Frank-fx8nz]

"promosm" 😁

[@Owl566]

Where are you camped at 2:31???

[@dirttrackdetours4452]

Hey sorry been out of signal.
Starcke river

[@Owl566]

@@dirttrackdetours4452thanks mate 👍🏻👍🏻

[@mrmoosepatrol]

Tie the fan .?

[@dirttrackdetours4452]

Hey
Yeh the plastic fan blades bend when they scoop water and if your unlucky they snap and damage the radiator, and on some cars if they have a viscous hub fan it’s possible to tie it to stop it rotating just for the water crossing, some cars are more common for it than others, and Ive heard of a few occurrences on 100 series, it’s the same reason some people put a tarp at the front of the car for crossings.