7.0 Hemi JK

[mbryson]

Well, I totally agree with you on the street ride, its bad a** way way bad a**.


Would I wheel something like that? .... no too pretty and too much money for something like that, now dump 125k into a sweet sweet buggy that you INTEND and that is BUILT to wheel...


If I was stupid stupid wealthy, and it came down to a ride that was factory stuff, or even bolt on aftermarket in the 125k range, I would have to say, I would totally prefer this ride for uniqueness and that its totally sweet looking

125K buggy? that better have a toaster, a latte machine and do some sexual favors as well

It's getting a new interior with tv screens/dvd players/ huge stereo treatment also. This JK will most likely end up in Dubai after SEMA. The fenders/hardtop will have a carbon fiber coating on them. Sure it's not a daily driver/rockcrawler and more of a image JK. Camp Crocker is trying to become the OCC with these themed JK's of his. www.cop4x4.com has more pics/videos of past builds.

Hrrrrmmmmm......OCC......

different strokes for different folks

 

[Tacoma]

125K buggy? that better have a toaster, a latte machine and do some sexual favors as well

You could put a RealDoll in it, or go DIY and just use a Fleshlight. HAHAHAHAHAh


/b/ is ruining me

 

[JoeT]

 

[Bart]

That thing is gorgeous. Love it.

 

[JoeT]

 

[Brad]

Hmmm... :-\

 

[I Lean]

No winch?

 

[Tacoma]

Mall security can push him back off the curb.

I hate this Jeep.

 

[notajeep]

Mall security can push him back off the curb.

I hate this Jeep.

But you hate all jeeps that cost more than your.....er.....ride.

 

[Tacoma]

hahahha no I don't... because they ALL cost more than my sweet Blazer. Don't hate.

Truth be told, a 4"-lifted diesel JK would be about the perfect vehicle for me.

 

[JoeT]

http://vimeo.com/2084762

Watch the front wheel lift.

 

[JoeT]

[YOUTUBE]9ZIJbGOf0Vg[/YOUTUBE]

 

[I Lean]

JK Forum television, eh?

 

[JoeT]

JK Forum television, eh?

yup, trying to get a print out of the dyno runs. He did 7 runs at 140+, something about the tires changing shape. This pics is from the Mens Expo last weekend in Scottsdale.

 

[jeep-N-montero]

So, it might do 120 down a big hill? What a waste of money.

 

[JoeT]

So, it might do 120 down a big hill? What a waste of money.

Ummm no. But this was not built for normal wheeling. This was built for higher end clients that want something besides a Ferrai/Porsche like every other rich dude.

 

[Milner]

I still like Woods better!

 

[jeep-N-montero]

Ummm no. But this was not built for normal wheeling. This was built for higher end clients that want something besides a Ferrai/Porsche like every other rich dude.

Ok, you do understand how much mass and drag this thing will create when actually driving down the freeway don't you? Google "rolling resistance" if you are unfamiliar. Heck, half the cars on the road might reach 140 on rollers with the factory governor removed. I would be surprised if it goes over 120 with such a high DC(drag coefficient) and rolling resistance, not to mention the unsprung weight that thing carries. Does it have adequate braking in place?

 

[JoeT]

Ok, you do understand how much mass and drag this thing will create when actually driving down the freeway don't you? Google "rolling resistance" if you are unfamiliar. Heck, half the cars on the road might reach 140 on rollers with the factory governor removed. I would be surprised if it goes over 120 with such a high DC(drag coefficient) and rolling resistance, not to mention the unsprung weight that thing carries. Does it have adequate braking in place?

I agreed that 115-120 is the max that could do on the street. Flying brick comes to mind on aerodynamics. He installed Brembos in the front with the upgrade brakes from a STR8 Grand Cherokee. So it brakes pretty well.

 

[jeep-N-montero]

I agreed that 115-120 is the max that could do on the street. Flying brick comes to mind on aerodynamics. He installed Brembos in the front with the upgrade brakes from a STR8 Grand Cherokee. So it brakes pretty well.

If you agreed then why the "Ummm, no"?