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Big Zook at it's worst

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Post by professor »

Good stuff!

The colour change is great.

So are you done yet or are you going to be working on it till the gates open for TT?

See you at TT

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ps hope you are bring spares that are compatable to mine :lol:
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

of course.... i drive best hungover. at least then i have an excuse :lol:

actualy i half cut now :armsup:
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Post by redzook »

rumour on the scaff is theres a set of 49's on the way :lol:
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

got the rims today and putting the rubber on tomorrow. a quick test on wednesday to check all is good and then all set for the big event..

i can't wait to see the improvement in traction. Well the anticipated improvement anyway :?
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Post by TWISTY »

Holy SH!T :shock: :shock: They look awesome!!! :cool:

What brand and size are they??
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Post by antt »

bling bling :cool: :cool:

39x20 iroks????
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Post by Bighazza »

HOLY SH!T

Thats gonna looks awesome :shock: :shock: :shock:

I love this Zook!!!!
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

bling bling bling... :armsup:

They are a chromed alloy wheel so still very light. 17x12inch with a wicked offset. had to get them air freighted in form America to get them here in time so paid a pretty penny for the short timing. got them through Peter at OPW.

will run internal bead locks to keep the clean look and dirty big 49's :)
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Post by A1 »

Fark some bling rims to get munched up on milbradale rock .....but yeah as said awesome if ya have the money y not ...

But whats got me thinkin is that last year Pete had the biggest wheel with the 49"s so what the fark will the yella beast be running this year ? 54"s as people say TT is the largest wheel wins seems as though there are gunna be a few winners this year ;) .......




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Post by BIG ZOOK »

well there are going to be at least 4 trucks with 49's this year that i know of and i would say at least 6 trucks that could get first place for sure so the competition is going to be very very close and great for the spectators...

breakages and luck will decide this years winner :oops:
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

the big 49's. what a mission to fit them to the rims and cart them around

Next to my 46's

the hi lux has 35's on it.. look tiny
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Post by jeep97tj »

Very cool, I cant wait to see full pics of this thing :cool: . tell me u didnt load them into the lux by hand :shock:
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Post by antt »

i didn't know ya could get 49's to suit a 17in rim
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Post by waxhead.. »

Holy Shit!
This zook is off the hook.
Lovin those rims, and jeez those bastards look HUGE in the hilux.
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

So the question is..... Can a 71kw 1.6 litter engine turning the exact same tyres as a 400kw 7.8 litter engine be competitive?????

that is the question...

what do you think
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Post by TWISTY »

BIG ZOOK wrote:So the question is..... Can a 71kw 1.6 litter engine turning the exact same tyres as a 400kw 7.8 litter engine be competitive?????

that is the question...

what do you think
I reckon it can!!! :armsup:

It would be very intersting to know the power to weight ratio between them but....the zook couldn't be too far behind as the Cruisers would have to weigh shitloads with all the stuff they have hanging off them,
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

well the cruiser and other big trucks running the 49's are all in the 3 plus tonne range.

mine is only 1.5 tonne with 450kg of rubber included

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Post by grimbo »

can we please delete this thread because I'm kicking myself so much for not being able to come and see TT that its a cruel punishment reading threads like this :cry:
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Post by just cruizin' »

You're going have to change the name from Big Zook to F'ING HUGE ZOOK. Those tyres on a zook are going to look mad. Not too much worry about scratching the wheels, surrounded by that much rubber
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Post by suzuki boy »

Those rims are BLING!
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Post by antt »

post a pic with em on, i know nobody could resist bolting them on the second they got home with the new tires :armsup:
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Post by just cruizin' »

Gotta get off the back of the ute first without dropping it over, I wouldn't like to have to lift it back up. Not everyone has a forklift at home.
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Post by Bentzook »

So the question is..... Can a 71kw 1.6 litter engine turning the exact same tyres as a 400kw 7.8 litter engine be competitive?????

that is the question...

what do you think

The question will be "can the drive train handle it?"


I suggest you take plenty of everything.

A mate saw it out at Menia a couple of weeks ago and noticed all that rubber? :roll:
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

Bentzook wrote:
So the question is..... Can a 71kw 1.6 litter engine turning the exact same tyres as a 400kw 7.8 litter engine be competitive?????

that is the question...

what do you think

The question will be "can the drive train handle it?"


I suggest you take plenty of everything.

A mate saw it out at Menia a couple of weeks ago and noticed all that rubber? :roll:

that would have been the old rubber. just got them on this morning
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Post by redzook »

whats cv's are in it?

stock ?
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

lost a bit of flex but still has heaps
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Post by BIG ZOOK »

redzook wrote:whats cv's are in it?

stock ?
Fark no.. chromoly ones form the states
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Post by Zuki »

that is one huge zook
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Post by suzuki boy »

That looks awsome dude! Looks more like a zook now too! The wheels look great.
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Post by Nev »

i was kinda wondering how much these new tyres would affect the flex....not much by the looks of it coz thats huge! Love it :cool:
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