OVERKILL ENGINEERING's HOMEWRECKER

Kiel

Formerly WJ ZUK
i am not judging but if you wheel with something nice you tend to wheel a little cleaner, not just throttle,smoke and rubber chunks flying. ;)

I prefer the later. Nothing worse then people with shiny rigs trying to avoid body damage on a hard trail;)
 

RockChucker

Well-Known Member
Location
Highland
i'm thinking they call it the homewrecker because to have one built will cost a turd load of money and it will wreck your home lol...

what is wrong with taking shiny rigs on the trail and trying to avoid body damage? that is how i wheel, but then again, if damage does happen, and it has, it is kinda like "oh suck, oh well, on ward and upward".
 

Meat_

Banned
Location
Lehi
Just so no one else has to suffer through that super crappy website, here's all the pictures with the axle

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Tacoma

Et incurventur ante non
Location
far enough away
Don't think you're safe either. I might start with YOU.

You think you can live through DEATH PONG?



I don't think so, pal. I don't think so. -_-
 

spencurai

Purple Burglar Alarm
Location
WVC,UT
ahhhh it's good to have pix so we can see exactly....wait...why would you want those axles again?

They bolt together with lots of plates and screws and have lots of u-joints and don't really have very good ground clearance....so can someone enlighten me pretty pretty please?

What are those things good for?:confused:
 

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Coco

Well-Known Member
Location
Lehi, UT
I think the axles look sick, however, function, I am not sure about, I was mostly drawn into this rig, do to the chassis, and looks. Not so much the axles, but it is a sick a$$ rig, I would just throw a 60 and a 14 bolt in it!
 
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