Builds My Cruiser build - aka HIPPO80 (1 Viewer)

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Wow! This rig is outstanding !!
Are you selling this suspension as a bolt on kit?? ;)
I love the quality of work you are putting into this - I wish I had your skills!

Keep it going! :)
 
Wow! This rig is outstanding !!
Are you selling this suspension as a bolt on kit?? ;)
I love the quality of work you are putting into this - I wish I had your skills!

Keep it going! :)


thank you,

This kit was put together using generic links and brackets from Ruffstuff and other companies.

I believe you can get a kit from @4WheelUnderground
 
I need to tackle the front as you guys do here!
Parts are hard to find here but as I'm going quite often in the us, I think it could be affordable.
Anyone ever thought at a 5 link front setup? Like on the jeeps? I know, I just said the unforgivable word... but still... what would be the benefit over a 3-link?
Regards
 
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I need to tackle the front as you guys do here!
Parts are hard to find here but as I'm going quite often in the us, I think it could be affordable.
Anyone ever thought at a 5 link front setup? Like on the jeeps? I know, I just said the unforgivable word... but still... what would be the benefit over a 3-link?
Regards
there are many ways to skin a cat. The 3 link is simple and it works. IMO no need to make it more complicated.
 
yay
obviously, the simplest the better.
how does a 3 link work at "high" speed. here we do more raids or rally than rock crawling
 
I guess that a setup like will work fine for what a 80 is capable of
thanks :)
how much lift do you have?
 
got some LED tails for the rear. Shipped from Dubai. Very impressed with the quality.









also finished up the strut tower brace. The final cut was made out of 1.5' OD DOM tubing with interlocking clamps from Chassis Unlimited.





this was incredibly tedious job because of tight space constraints.





Ordered some DEPO lights for the front as well. Also impressed with the quality. Will slightly modify them before installation.



 
I'm in Vacaville and would like to get a group together and hit the rubicon some day. Watching a three linked 80 work on the rocks would be interesting.
 
Awesome build. Were the OME springs all you needed to get the full 5 or so inches of lift in the rear? Will the 300 in the rear be enough if you run any weight (bumper, spare tire, etc)?
 

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