1,500 HP Turbo Sand Buggies in the Dunes of Dubai 

Yep -- pass on our thanks to those that took you out for the day -- without you and them us viewers would see nothing and this is too good to miss; thanks for making such great content Chad! you never disappoint dude!!!

The engine 2 foot past the back axle really helps with that.

@@1bhitte yea no shit😂

@@1bhitte Yes, the engine is almost in the trunk.

What a great video Chad how did you get there? I want to go this weekend😀

The engine (weight) is behind the rear axle , real easy to pull a wheelie.

Thanks bro! Got to do what you love and eventually it all works out 💪🏻

We're those backfires or revlimiters?

@@leschortos9196 They were hitting the rev limiter but also had loud pops when shifting, you could see the flames when the ones going up hill were shifting

Thanks for the "Heart" Chad -- Right back at ya dude with a single-handed-peace-sign-double-chest-pump!

Would of been cool if he went to king of the hammers while he was out here.

All of the big Sandrail Manufacturers, Funco, being one of them are all from Southern California. The other three builders of the ultra premium sand cars are: Tatum Motorsports, Racer Engineering and AlumiCraft. The technology has been originated from decades of guys going out to Glamis. It’s pretty cool to see that it’s now gone global.

Come to Glamis in California on Thanksgiving. You will see lots of toys.

I came once before, for a week, in August, horrible decision LOL

Glamis!

Night rides are awesome, my footage of the one I got didn’t turn out good but it was an amazing experience cruise the dunes at like midnight

@@CBMedia404 you said you can only experience what you did in the UE. But everything you experienced and all the technology you saw has been developed in and easily accessible for over 40 years in places like Glamis, Gordon's well, Pismo Beach, and Buttercup all for the most part located in Southern California. That being said there is nothing in the world like the feeling of pulling a wheelie at the bottom of a giant sand dune and riding it up to the top pulling the turning brake and then riding the wheelie back down in one continuous motion. I don't know if you had the chance to drive anything in the dunes Chad, but the feeling you get from the freedom to (for the most part) be able to point your vehicle in any direction and pin the throttle wide open and just go is like no other. The combination of sand dunes, long travel suspension and horse power is one of the most addicting power sports. What's kind of sad and funny at the same time is if you take what you saw in the EU and multiply it by a thousand and that is your average Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's eve weekend at Glamis in Southern California and most Americans have no idea that it even exists.

@@chrisbooge2217 If people only knew! Glamis is a sight to behold.

@@rbrtgrdn yes there's something special about seeing trophy truck's and 1/4 million dollar long travel sand rails launching 300 feet from dune top to dune top that brings a tear to your eye.

@@chrisbooge2217 I was in Glamis a few years ago when Robby Gordon did a 'flyby' at the sand drags in his trophy truck. Amazing!

I asked, I can’t LOL they are like $250k USD!

Copium bro

I’ll be back to Thailand soon but then I’ll leave again, and I’ll go back again and then I’ll leave again lol