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Who's rig is this?

Post by DeWsE »

Anyone have more info or pic's on this rig?

http://www.offroadimages.com.au/events/ ... =212&pos=8

Looks good
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Post by redzook »

mogs
38 sx's
gearing is way to low or he needs to find 2nd or 3rd
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airshocks
4 link rear with lotsa anti squat
3 link panhard front

pretty sure it was full hydro

looks good
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Post by bazooked »

got mogs and a dodgy snorkel :rofl:
buggy time............
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Post by DeWsE »

redzook wrote:mogs
38 sx's
gearing is way to low or he needs to find 2nd or 3rd
1.3
airshocks
4 link rear with lotsa anti squat
3 link panhard front

pretty sure it was full hydro

looks good
Didn't think you would say that.

I like how he has keeped the body.... well kind of.

More pictures would be good
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Post by redzook »

DeWsE wrote:
redzook wrote:mogs
38 sx's
gearing is way to low or he needs to find 2nd or 3rd
1.3
airshocks
4 link rear with lotsa anti squat
3 link panhard front

pretty sure it was full hydro

looks good
Didn't think you would say that.

I like how he has keeped the body.... well kind of.

More pictures would be good
or he needs to find second or third ;)

the bits i seen him he was trying in first gear and getting nowhere
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Post by A1 »

Some more like these ;)
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Post by Red_Zook »

ok dont get me wrong.. i love modded rigs
but at what stage do u say enough?
rigs like this hell tuff as!
but at what time does it stop being a zook and become a WTF is that thing?
i mena i love modded rigs as much as the next guy... but yeah at what point does that zook that u have cut shit out of and used abousoultyl 0% of the standard anything become a buggy?
atm im looking at my toy and i have lux diffs.. and whas thinking today... what is still standard? i mena im thinking of putting a twin cam rolla motor in it for more power to turn 35's.... and more stuff like that!
mm anways rant off..


i just relised that made no sence at all!
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Post by spamwell »

see i think that one is good because it is not justa tube buggy with a suzuki bonnet, at least you still know what it is and it still has the tub and stuff.
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Post by redzook »

if its still got a zuk bonnet its a zuk

wen it loses the bonnet its no longer a zuk :armsup:
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Post by Damo »

redzook wrote:if its still got a zuk bonnet its a zuk

wen it loses the bonnet its no longer a zuk :armsup:
What if the bonnet is cut down? :cool:

What about full tube with just a cut down grille? That's gotta be at leat borderline :D
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Post by DeWsE »

Cheers A1

As for red_zook, I think you need to have a look around at some more rigs. This rig has a real American feel about it. Heaps of width, massive stinger, chopped up body. Seems a little bit of the tallish side, but when your track is that wide I suppose you can be a little tall.
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Post by Tazz »

The only things that arnt zook on Juniors rig are the diffs, shocks n suspension links.

Zook chassis, body, engine, gearbox n transfer. This thing is still allot more zook than you think.
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TAZZ wrote:The only things that arnt zook on Juniors rig are the diffs, shocks n suspension links.

Zook chassis, body, engine, gearbox n transfer. This thing is still allot more zook than you think.
You got any build up pic's or crawling pic's TAZZ?
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

TAZZ wrote:The only things that arnt zook on Juniors rig are the diffs, shocks n suspension links.

Zook chassis, body, engine, gearbox n transfer. This thing is still allot more zook than you think.
good for his sake he has kept the bar work to a min as it would end up like my heap as a hermaphrodite zook/buggie haha. More panels less tube keeps the jeep club bandits happier cause they love a good winge!!!!

i love it. wish i had mog diffs
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Post by Spike_Sierra »

i think it changes from a zook when the diffs are changed...
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Post by Tazz »

DeWsE wrote:
TAZZ wrote:The only things that arnt zook on Juniors rig are the diffs, shocks n suspension links.

Zook chassis, body, engine, gearbox n transfer. This thing is still allot more zook than you think.
You got any build up pic's or crawling pic's TAZZ?
Nah not really, he's only just got it on the road, woodpecker was about its 1st run
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Post by Red_Zook »

DeWsE wrote:Cheers A1

As for red_zook, I think you need to have a look around at some more rigs. This rig has a real American feel about it. Heaps of width, massive stinger, chopped up body. Seems a little bit of the tallish side, but when your track is that wide I suppose you can be a little tall.
i realy diss like americans
im sorry but yeah dont to to much for me.. although i like it more than some other things that they call zooks

and brenno... :finger:
u just jelouse coz my tires are 4inches taller and 3 inches widder and i could drive over u!

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Post by derelict_frog »

HAHA wouldnt that be sweet in southport... wonder how it goes in mud with no guards though?

Looked through all them photos.. some good ones!
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Post by OldGold »

...hrm, numberplate on the rear? :cool:

Awesome looking rig, and retains all the cool suzuki bits.
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Post by A1 »

OldGold wrote:...hrm, numberplate on the rear? :cool:FIXED :oops:

Awesome looking rig, and retains all the cool suzuki bits.
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