Outer Limits 4x4 Board

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holy sh#t that thing has some flex

The outside of the wheel is virtually laying flat on the ground

OMG.. thats massive

The entire website is based on Whiteknight - some old chevy thingy.
Think that the owner of this tube buggy is a mate of the bloke who runs the web site. Website dude has some pretty decent vids on there as well. Download them all, and convert them into DVD format. It aint bad....

Now thats flex. I'd assume its stable also with the high mounts on the airshocks also.

whitenight has been around for many years.

i agree with you though it is a good site. just waiting for new stuff to go up there now for ages.

mud4b wrote:whitebeen arou for many years.

i agree with you though it is a good site. just waiting for new stuff to go up there now for ages.

Damn that looks like your workshop!

is it just me or would that thing be a nightmare to drive. it would just be trying to tip it self over all the time. Be very hard to control I'd imagine on those sort of angles and wouldn't generate much traction as there would be very little contact pressure. I have seen firsthand super flexy rigs in Moab just sitting flexed up with all 4 wheels spinning on the ground whilst less flexy, locked rigs, crawl through the same obstacle whilst lifting a wheel. There is such a thing as too much flex.

HotFourOk wrote:The outside of the wheel is virtually laying flat on the ground

OMG.. thats massive

A little like this pic. This is the Mog Rover before we re-fitted the motor/box and body.

Lets see the MOG with all da shit on it do that now Tony C'mon pics

it has a 454 bb, to some sorta gbox, to a casale v drive out of a boat (so the diffs spin the correct way seeing as the motor's in the back)