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WE Rock - Round 2 - Bathurst NSW 18/19 June

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Post by beebee »

I am competing in a full bodied vehicle. Although I'm not doing it to prove a point or because I want to, rather because I don't have a buggy........yet!

This would be the most difficult competition in Australia to compete in a full bodied vehicle. The courses are built to test buggies to their limits and beyond.

If your still keen, then best of luck, but I hope you know what you're getting yourself into. :D

Hope to see you at round 2!
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Post by POS »

antt wrote:dont compete unless you have an exo, or a new body ready to swap on after the event :twisted:


Yes, i agree.

I think that as the next few events unfold you will see less and less "Bodied Rigs" driving any of the stages!

I hope that the course designers create a Competition to really Show Case just why buggy's will be required and why Buggys can simply go places other Rigs cannot. I would rather see 10 buggy's pushed to the absolute limit and driving the "un-drivable" than 20 rigs playing on courses that are drivable.

There are plenty of challenging events out there that full bodied rigs are suitable for ie, XRCC, Qrock, woodpecker etc etc.

As for using Beebee as a comparison of Bodied rigs driving what buggy's do, then i think thats no real comparison. Beebee and Greg will stitch up any buggy on most courses (at the moment) this is due to the courses STILL not been hard enough, however the stages will get to a point that they will not stand a chance. I know i am not offending Dave or Greg as i know they have both seen just what the buggys are capable of and they have seen just where this can take the sport. I know that they have given into the fact that as each round of WEROCK is ran they will struggle more and more. This is why we will be sure to see them in a Buggy in the near future. Then i believe we will have one wicked comp!

I look at the Third stage on Saturday at WEROCK as what we should expect in the future rounds. Some buggy's went close but the full bodied rigs did not even get close.

I am not trying to scare of full bodied rigs from the next event at Bathurst (i believe that it will be similar to WEROCK Rd 1), however i am saying that the Stages WILL get harder and harder at each event and then by next year we should see the TWO classes separate. This will hopefully allow the event to progress even further!

Either way i am looking forward to it! Make the stages as hard as possible and may the best team win, and if they don't win make sure they put on one hell of a show trying! :)
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Post by POS »

beebee wrote:I am competing in a full bodied vehicle. Although I'm not doing it to prove a point or because I want to, rather because I don't have a buggy........yet!

This would be the most difficult competition in Australia to compete in a full bodied vehicle. The courses are built to test buggies to their limits and beyond.

If your still keen, then best of luck, but I hope you know what you're getting yourself into. :D

Hope to see you at round 2!


Darn it, i replied thinking i was the first to make a point and you butt in. Good to see you are thinking what i said you are thinking! :lol: :lol:
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Post by SAWZALL »

`maddog wrote:Where can I find info on the rules, categories and possibly see some pics of the previous sounds? :)

Is it more of a buggy orientated event, or are there classes for production vehicles?


Ah plan on panel damage in a production based vehicle. At least it wont be hard to recover as it won't be far into the course...
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Post by beebee »

POS wrote:
beebee wrote:I am competing in a full bodied vehicle. Although I'm not doing it to prove a point or because I want to, rather because I don't have a buggy........yet!

This would be the most difficult competition in Australia to compete in a full bodied vehicle. The courses are built to test buggies to their limits and beyond.

If your still keen, then best of luck, but I hope you know what you're getting yourself into. :D

Hope to see you at round 2!


Darn it, i replied thinking i was the first to make a point and you butt in. Good to see you are thinking what i said you are thinking! :lol: :lol:


That's right POS - I couldn't have said it better myself!

The only way a full bodied rig could maintain competiveness is to build something essentially from scratch. Something like the new Lockless Monster with mid mounted engine and heaps of weight removal. Even then you will still struggle more than a full on buggy but for what purpose? You'd be better off spending your $$ on a kickass buggy without the constraints of std chassis and bodywork.

Even so, I'll still be at round 2 trying to keep the buggies honest :D
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Post by SAWZALL »

beebee wrote:
POS wrote:
beebee wrote:I am competing in a full bodied vehicle. Although I'm not doing it to prove a point or because I want to, rather because I don't have a buggy........yet!

This would be the most difficult competition in Australia to compete in a full bodied vehicle. The courses are built to test buggies to their limits and beyond.

If your still keen, then best of luck, but I hope you know what you're getting yourself into. :D

Hope to see you at round 2!


Darn it, i replied thinking i was the first to make a point and you butt in. Good to see you are thinking what i said you are thinking! :lol: :lol:


That's right POS - I couldn't have said it better myself!

The only way a full bodied rig could maintain competiveness is to build something essentially from scratch. Something like the new Lockless Monster with mid mounted engine and heaps of weight removal. Even then you will still struggle more than a full on buggy but for what purpose? You'd be better off spending your $$ on a kickass buggy without the constraints of std chassis and bodywork.

Even so, I'll still be at round 2 trying to keep the buggies honest :D


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Post by POS »

beebee wrote:
Even so, I'll still be at round 2 trying to keep the buggies honest :D


But what about Round 3?????? :lol:
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Post by beebee »

I'll make a deal. I'll put all my Tuff Truck prize money into building a buggy to be ready for round 3 of WEROC! ;)

Otherwise, I'll be dragging the hilux out again.......
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Post by MissDrew »

Yep your taking the lux to round 3 :finger:
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Post by Strange Rover »

I actually wrote this as a PM to sombody but it sums where WE Rock is heading:-

For this year WE Rock is using the competition rules and are working towards using the vehicle spec rules. I dont really see us running the stock class this year at all and we will probaby still combine the Legends and super Modified classes for this year because we dont have the numbers to seperate them at this point. We may seperate them for the finals but time will tell.

Even if we do seperate the Legends and super mod they will still run the same basic courses - maybe the super mods will have harder bonus lines.

The way this event is heading it is really geared towards full tube buggies in both the legends and super mod as it is in the US. The reason for lack of full bodied rigs is because of the high number of rollovers. In the US just about everybody rolls over at least once in every event. Maybe the top 3 guys wont roll over.

The comps here arnt anywhere near that level yet but by next year we will be really trying to push things along. Round 2 will be similar to round 1 where the courses arnt setup to really push the rigs to the limit of rolling over. Round 3 probably wont be either but the finals will probably starting to push things a bit. Next year we will be into it full on to get ready for the world championship at the end of 2006.

So at this point a full bodied rig will be perfectly OK to compete in (really should have an roll cage and harnesses etc). If you drive conservatively then you shouldnt roll over (just like round 1). All I would do is make sure the rig isnt lifted too much - for most of this stuff you should have less than 500mm belly clearance. Both Adrian and Tony run about 450mm - so the rigs are set up alot lower than most.

So the exact classes now is there is only one class and this will change as soon as we get the required numbers although when this happens the 2 classes will still be driving the same courses.

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Post by SAWZALL »

Anyone planning on entering WERock Round 2 in a full bodied or registered vehicle, please PM me....
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Post by POS »

Guts wrote:Yep your taking the lux to round 3 :finger:


Nice, So i take it from that comment that if you guys win we should see you in a Buggy at Round 3 then. :) :)
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SAWZALL wrote:Anyone planning on entering WERock Round 2 in a full bodied or registered vehicle, please PM me....

im thinking about it may need better meats though
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Post by Fatty »

Sam, this map any good?

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Post by MissDrew »

POS wrote:
Guts wrote:Yep your taking the lux to round 3 :finger:


Nice, So i take it from that comment that if you guys win we should see you in a Buggy at Round 3 then. :) :)
I`d like to think so, but I an`t saying yes to something I`m not 100% on :finger:
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Post by Strange Rover »

Fatty wrote:Sam, this map any good?

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Or more detailed view here


I think its just on that one. Would be a better map if it was a bit more to the left.

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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

antt wrote:dont compete unless you have an exo, or a new body ready to swap on after the event :twisted:


Yes, i agree.

I think that as the next few events unfold you will see less and less "Bodied Rigs" driving any of the stages!

I agree less body rigs will be as competitve however i wouldn't discourage anyone to give it a go. At the moment there aren't enough buggies out there to make up a descent sized field. Just do some homework first have a look at the footage and the rigs that have entered previously and come prepared as best you can. I would agree though build it as low as you can and shiat loads of bars round the outside.
The next few rounds I think will still be a little tame from the point of off camber and vert climbs and dropoffs so I think a bodied rig will still be competitve.
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Post by POS »

How far from Triangle flats to Green Springs??
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

POS wrote:How far from Triangle flats to Green Springs??


Not far i think ist about 5-10 km
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Post by beebee »

POS wrote:
Guts wrote:Yep your taking the lux to round 3 :finger:


Nice, So i take it from that comment that if you guys win we should see you in a Buggy at Round 3 then. :) :)


If I were to win that prize money, I hand it straight to Sam and say "build me the best you can!". I can say that now as I have no chance of winning TTC anyway :roll:
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Post by MissDrew »

beebee wrote:
POS wrote:
Guts wrote:Yep your taking the lux to round 3 :finger:


Nice, So i take it from that comment that if you guys win we should see you in a Buggy at Round 3 then. :) :)


If I were to win that prize money, I hand it straight to Sam and say "build me the best you can!". I can say that now as I have no chance of winning TTC anyway :roll:
I wouldn`t say no chance, if you have a good weekend and use your heads like you 2 normaly do you will be write up there with a chance ;)
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Post by RUFF »

Guts wrote:
beebee wrote:
POS wrote:
Guts wrote:Yep your taking the lux to round 3 :finger:


Nice, So i take it from that comment that if you guys win we should see you in a Buggy at Round 3 then. :) :)


If I were to win that prize money, I hand it straight to Sam and say "build me the best you can!". I can say that now as I have no chance of winning TTC anyway :roll:
I wouldn`t say no chance, if you have a good weekend and use your heads like you 2 normaly do you will be write up there with a chance ;)


Come on Guts your making TTC sound like Brain Surgery. Its a driving event like all the other ones. No wonder you guys down there all piss fart around and rarely complete a course without a winch. Your all thinking too much JUST DRIVE THE BLOODY THING! :finger: :finger:
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Post by v8zuki »

it would be awsome to see beebee or ruff or sam [mogrover]or any of the other qlders take out ttc. certainly piss a few people off down sth
but then again tey might just winch the whole way and win :cry:
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I will be there to watch and laugh when Sawzall rolls it :lol:
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Post by lay80n »

Sweet, a Werock round on my birthday. Better than any other present :D .
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Post by MissDrew »

RUFF wrote:
Guts wrote:
beebee wrote:
POS wrote:
Guts wrote:Yep your taking the lux to round 3 :finger:


Nice, So i take it from that comment that if you guys win we should see you in a Buggy at Round 3 then. :) :)


If I were to win that prize money, I hand it straight to Sam and say "build me the best you can!". I can say that now as I have no chance of winning TTC anyway :roll:
I wouldn`t say no chance, if you have a good weekend and use your heads like you 2 normaly do you will be write up there with a chance ;)


Come on Guts your making TTC sound like Brain Surgery. Its a driving event like all the other ones. No wonder you guys down there all piss fart around and rarely complete a course without a winch. Your all thinking too much JUST DRIVE THE BLOODY THING! :finger: :finger:


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Post by Screwy »

I reckon ill be at this. Being in a full bodied rig, i wont compete but cant wait to see all the custom work :armsup:
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Post by dave »

I should be there competing again.Cant wait hope i dont break so much stuff this time. :D
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