TeraFlex

So doe's it flex? I bet that rig would float on a pond.

jeepin08

that thing is crazy big!

jeepin08

I bet it would float too! i have seen some monster trucks do it!

dadgummit

Nice, Can you get those wheels with a 5 on 5 bolt pattern and how much backspacing would you need to minimize rubbing?

northsidejeepin

Awesome rig. Thanks for sharing I've never seen anything like that before!

Snap-Off

Anything done to the Windsor, what's it out of? I love that engine family. Sick custom build

Makes the JK look like a matchbox Jeep

GrassSeed JK

It's a wheat field that I'm in and it doesn't really cause much damage when it's still in the tilering stage of growth. After it gets into the jointing stage anymore sprays that go on are done by airplane. And with a grass crop we can drive on them till about a month before harvest and not cause too much damage.

Nope we raise and harvest for the seed only. What it's not farm equipment already?!? I came home with the JK after an AG show last year!

Take the limiting straps off swap out the airbags for some coilovers and it'll flex! Other farmers have asked where we came up with the build design from... answer: 4x4 magazines Haven't had it on the water but I'm sure it will float.

We had the engine built by a shop back east. The parts on that I can think of right off are: Edelrbrock 750cfm, performer intake, roush 200 heads, 4x4 extreme cam, forged pistons, accel distributor. I think the bottom end was still standard issue type parts.

SASQUATCH

that's crazy Grass. I guess having a mud type tire on that rig would defeat the "soft footprint" necessity right? It would just rut up everything I guess.

GrassSeed JK

I'm not joking when I say this. We were thinking about running dual 49" Irocks on all 4 corners! Thoughts of going that way were lighter weight (66x44 w/wheel weigh 700+lbs each) and they might have given us almost the same foot print when aired way down. Just weren't sure enough how much foot print we would get with the Irocks to try it.

SASQUATCH

Well then I was right in thinking you're not out to rut up the crop with some kind of mud tires. Back in the mid 1900s in the swampy south the oil research teams had these old trucks with triple or quadruple tractor tires on these huge 4x4 trucks, go anywhere setups. I'll have to find some pictures. That's one awesome rig you guys built, freaking way cool!