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Alot of reading but this might be up the alley your goin for
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I don't think anyone here is driving a kit. I also dont think anyone here is a fan of the kits, so you're prolly gonna have to just shell out the cash.
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[QUOTE=Roc Doc;11597106]This is so weak it makes Richard Simmons look like he's UFC ready.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=ironpig70;13786791]But it renforces the point to kids guns are toys.[/QUOTE] |
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What's all the Hub-bub about Blue Stars??? Click Here Haulin the Groceries AND Haulin the MAIL
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Do you ask ?'s about your "Urban Gorilla kit" in the Hummer forum, or in the UGBB? C'mon.... Seriously, this is frikin ridiculous. I put a CTD in my HMMWV and I don't waste peoples time here asking retarded newb questions about inline 6-cyl diesels and 618 trans'. There's a place for fakes and its not here unless he wants to build one to spec. from scratch. Can a brutha get an "AMEN"?
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[QUOTE=Roc Doc;11597106]This is so weak it makes Richard Simmons look like he's UFC ready.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=ironpig70;13786791]But it renforces the point to kids guns are toys.[/QUOTE] Last edited by Bebe; 01-05-2009 at 09:14 PM. |
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Amen....let's have a beer
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What's all the Hub-bub about Blue Stars??? Click Here Haulin the Groceries AND Haulin the MAIL
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Depends on what you mean on building an H1.
What's your goal? Build something that looks like an H1? Or something that performs like one? You want to go a kit route? Or get a project hmmwv/h1 and rebuild that. If you want to throw a steel clone body on a suburban chassis with a big gas engine, that's one thing... You'd be missing out on the geared hubs, the frame/suspension setup, etc. I'm guessing the kit cars out there are very heavy, since H1's uses a aluminum body tub that's light and can flex easily. The kit cars use steel body work that'll be heavy with minimal flex so I'm not sure if that's a good idea from a design standpoint. With the current economy the way it is you can get a driver condition HMMWV or early model year H1 for as low as 20,000$, so buying a kit for 10-12,000$ and then buying a donor vehicle and spending time to make a knock off doesn't make much sense to me at least. Cheapest project I've seen was a complete hmmwv rolling chassis for $7000 with the engine and transmission in pieces in the bed with no electrical wiring. I was tempted to get that but having one project truck is enough at the moment
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so you mean building one from scratch is not possible, since from scratch wouls still not be a "real" hummer? or do you mean order or buy an actual hummer frame, actual hummer body, doors, axles, powertrain, etc? This does not sound like his question, since he is asking about build plans: Anyone have any plans,drawings,dimensions or spechs that they would like to share? thanks I think tremour plans and other kits will still make a very capable rig and possibly give some room for upgrades (i.e the mogger H1 project). I think takes a lot of skill to build these rigs from scratch, even with plans... ![]() ![]() ![]() same thing applies for cool hot and rat rods, takes a lot of skill to build one, and will hopefully give some cool ideas for people open to them... Last edited by geberhard; 05-11-2009 at 02:25 PM. |
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