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IS IT POSSIBLE TO DRIVE A ZOOK ON 3 WHEELS? NOW WITH PICS

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IS IT POSSIBLE TO DRIVE A ZOOK ON 3 WHEELS? NOW WITH PICS

Post by bushpig59 »

Ist it psossible to drive a zook on three wheels and do drivetrain and diff damage?

And a big thank you to mistaboz and crew what a day!!!


Click the link below to see what I mean



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More photos listed in TRIPS N TRACKS http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... 073#822073
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Just get off the gas when your airborne wheel comes down so the shock dont blow the CV. Minamise the shock through the drivetrain as the wheel comes back down.

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lay80n wrote:Just get off the gas when your airborne wheel comes down so the shock dont blow the CV. Minamise the shock through the drivetrain as the wheel comes back down.

Layto....
Yes thats what experience is all about , bull in a china shop can and will cause damage but I'm learning and its fun.. The tracks I was on today were full of deep clay ruts more pics to show and grip was quite interesting....


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Looks like fun.
If petrol ever gets cheap enough, I must make the trip down your way one day.

Keep on zookin :armsup:

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wicked :twisted:
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MudRoza wrote:wicked :twisted:
Thanks for the comment but it was so cold this morning three brass monkeys were looking for a welder... ;)

I reckon Toowoomba, Qld would be nice and warm??

more pics check this thread
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Post by HotAe92 »

yuk,

sloppy clay mud and lots of diff dragging.

Nice work
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Post by Dee 4x4 »

Beautiful :p

Wish we had mud like that up here in QLD... so dry at the moment...

Pity the ruts in those tracks are so deep though.
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