Getting Started

[injectedmoto43]

Hello I'm new to the site and trying to get info on starting a build on a rock bouncer if any could it would be great. Thanks injected

 

[96cherokeexj]

Re: Re: Getting Started

Get in touch with Timmie cameron

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[kmcminn]

Quit while you are ahead. Run while you can.

 

[ridered3]

Going to need a lot more information than that in order to help you out.

 

[youngbuk]

and run and save yourself some $! Either buy a rzr or a strip club ! Either of those will be a better investment

 

[halcat]

and run and save yourself some $! Either buy a rzr or a strip club ! Either of those will be a better investment

if you get a razor have fun, if you buy s strip club, post up the address!

 

[96cherokeexj]

Re: Re: Getting Started

"Rock bouncing" is more expensive than "rock crawling" and I'm puttin out sum cash for a crawler couldn't imagine a rock bouncer

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[liv2mx]

i built mine myself with some help from friends.stripped my old rig for usable parts and busted my ass for 3 months. was all worth it! i spent a lot of money but damn it sure is fun now!

 

[96cherokeexj]

Re: Re: Re: Getting Started

i built mine myself with some help from friends.stripped my old rig for usable parts and busted my ass for 3 months. was all worth it! i spent a lot of money but damn it sure is fun now!

that is the best way to do it find a built rig and pull what u want off it and sell the rest

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[yankster]

If you want to be hands-on but still have a buggy that works the first try, I'd get with a builder who's style you like and have them assemble a rolling chassis mocked up with your power train of choice. This way the suspension geometry, strength, and balance is figured out for you already.

 

[rocfun]

Get a bender and welder and some other various tools and a pile of fawkin tubing and go build yourself something. You will find out quick if you have a nack for it or not. Hell it's just metal it can always be cut and redone if you mess up. Don't be scared, get in there with both feet and see what happens.
But I guess it really depends on how much money you got, in my case I wanted the type of I saw on the Internet but there was no way in hell I had the cash to pay somebody to build it so I did it myself.
And my wife loves that i took over the basement

 

[injectedmoto43]

Thanks everyone for the feedback. What I should have said is Im wanting to build a buggy not so much a rock bouncer. Ive used jeeps for the past few years just wanting to change things up.

 

[96cherokeexj]

Re: Re: Re: Getting Started

Thanks everyone for the feedback. What I should have said is Im wanting to build a buggy not so much a rock bouncer. Ive used jeeps for the past few years just wanting to change things up.

rock wells or 60/14 what motor what size tires?

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