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chopzuki test

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chopzuki test

Post by redzook »

well finally this thing got to see some dirt and rocks

rig worked really well for its first run out nothing went rong

we turned up at suzuki test track at around 1pm

steve drove up didnt take a reverse wich is a fair effort for a rig with only a locked front ( he had the disadvantage of bigger diffs to but lucky he has coils intead of extended shackles or are coils worse then extended shackles? :finger: )

enough talkin ill post some pics

i was gunna put it in trips and tracks section but it is suzuki specific so i thought use would like them better here
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Post by redzook »

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Post by Barathrum »

looks great steve well done. :cool:
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Post by RUFF »

Lookin Good. About time it got done :D

Im happy for this to stay in the zook section as long as it doesnt turn into another slinging match. Which in the past most of these types of threads have.
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Post by antt »

good stuff steve, glad to see it out amongst it :cool:
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

finally took the zook 4 a test run today up shuggy :cool: loved it :armsup:

we drove the zook test track, steps, gates and had a go at hub hill.

pretty impressed with it, feel really comfortable in it, feels very stable/balanced. no i didnt make hub :roll: but got further than i did in the buggy :lol: think ill walk it pretty easy when rears locked.

lsd doesnt work for shat, will try get an air locker this week.

some more pics:
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Post by Bighazza »

thats looks bloody awesome mate

looks pretty stable as well :cool:
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Post by droopypete »

It used to be "guess who's mums got a Wirlpool"
now it looks like "guess who's dad's got a plasma cutter" :D
Looks great, those rocks look like fun (not that my whimpy diffs would last 10 mins :D )
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Post by droopypete »

Just out of curiosity CHOPZUKI, do you know how much it weighs?
given that you have added a lot of wieght and you have obviously removed a shit load as well, I wonder were it sits at the moment.
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Post by germo »

thats awesome, got mine engineered on thursday. just gotta wait for the paper work, then we go out there again, with mine.

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Post by A1 »

:cool: Lookin the goods

Good to hear that all went without dramas ............... :twisted:

Howz the new transfer ratios :?: .......


Wats the go thought u would of gone Tims line up the right side of the test track ..........

Ands wheres the pics drivin the entire length of that other _ _ _ HILL trail :armsup:


Well done to all involved in the build up Looks AWESOME :cool:


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Post by germo »

ps mine weighs 1160kg,

do you know what yours weighs? just interested in tin top weight vs soft top, I know there is a few variables.

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Post by CHOPZUKI »

thanks guys ;)

a1: new gears are awesome, tried to go right but open rear gave me no choice, same as hub hill :x once its locked ill start pushin it :D

edit: dunno wat it weighs but it would be a very heavy zook because of diffs and suspension.
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Post by hypo »

looking good Steve, stoked 4 u that its finally running :)
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Post by jeep97tj »

Nice and wide i like it.
U have done a good job with the rear end, dosent look like a big job but when actualy go to do it there is a fair bit of work involved :cool: :cool:
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Post by Rhett »

It is nice and wide. What does it measure out side of wheel to out side of wheel?
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

its 76.5" outside to outside of tyres.

just need someone to rego it then i can do heaps of wheeling :D
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Post by ZOOK60 »

CHOPZUKI wrote:its 76.5" outside to outside of tyres.

just need someone to rego it then i can do heaps of wheeling :D
gee yours is wide i think mines rig is 72.5"
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Post by Barathrum »

ZOOK60 wrote:
CHOPZUKI wrote:its 76.5" outside to outside of tyres.

just need someone to rego it then i can do heaps of wheeling :D
gee yours is wide i think mines rig is 72.5"
That's nice and wide. Any extra offset in the rims or is that completly stock? Nissan or Toyota rims?
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Post by OVERKILL ENG »

Good to see it out. Looks the goods.

Sorry we aren't worthy to go wheeling with you two :roll:

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Post by hypo »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:Good to see it out. Looks the goods.

Sorry we aren't worthy to go wheeling with you two :roll:

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Post by CHOPZUKI »

OVERKILL ENGINEERING wrote:Good to see it out. Looks the goods.

Sorry we aren't worthy to go wheeling with you two :roll:

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Post by jeep97tj »

Mines 77.5"
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Post by CHOPZUKI »

thats one wide zook! you got pics?
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Post by jeep97tj »

just put the latest pic in the members section, under iron bore. Its the hilux diffs, IFS hubs and the 10" beadlocks that do it + the 6mm wheel spacers to clear the brakes.
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