HellHopper 1.1.0
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One of the first mods in beamng, and one of the best offroaders in the game
Link to the original back in 2013 (https://www.modland.net/beamng.drive-mods/cars/american-army-hell-jeep-0.5.6-b18x.html)
Text from the original forum post below......
"The general idea is based on the RoadKill rat rod Jeep and the zero--given-Rx7 that was featured on /Drive. What would happen if the creator of that Rx7 built a custom crawler/baja jeep frame and put a body on it that's dragged straight from the nearest field.
Specs/data:
Engine: Chevy 350 smallblock with a billion miles on it, custom bodged headers and no aircleaner(because why would you...), and animated carburetor
Transmission: THM350(aka Turbo350) 3-speed automatic(with manual shifter)
Transfercases: Dana300 coupled to an NP241 doubler(so 2 transfer cases combined!), which results in 7 forward gears and 3 reverse gears(because I left out a few gears when they were too similar or not useful enough)
Axles: Dana60s. Eventually the driveshafts will be animated, this will only start working for you guys when the Race update has been released.
Wheels: 37" Irok tires wrapped around widened 16" HMMWV(Humvee/Hummer H1) rims
Body: early 1942 Willys MB. Front fenders are raised and rear wheelarches cut to allow more flex with bigger wheels. Windowframe is chopped for extra gangster-lean.
The black-out lights all work properly(as low beams) and all the body/accessory parts you'd expect to move in real life, move in-game too.
As far as possible, the invidividual pieces of the car all have their real weight(transfercase, axles, fenders, hood etcetera).
Many thanks to anyone who helped "alpha-testing" this, especially Dkutch and Dennis-W. Also thanks to Dennis-W for letting me almost straight-up "copy" his Dana60 axles and re-tuning my suspension. "
Credits:
CaptanW
Mythbuster
Dennis-W
synsol
Link to the original back in 2013 (https://www.modland.net/beamng.drive-mods/cars/american-army-hell-jeep-0.5.6-b18x.html)
Text from the original forum post below......
"The general idea is based on the RoadKill rat rod Jeep and the zero--given-Rx7 that was featured on /Drive. What would happen if the creator of that Rx7 built a custom crawler/baja jeep frame and put a body on it that's dragged straight from the nearest field.
Specs/data:
Engine: Chevy 350 smallblock with a billion miles on it, custom bodged headers and no aircleaner(because why would you...), and animated carburetor
Transmission: THM350(aka Turbo350) 3-speed automatic(with manual shifter)
Transfercases: Dana300 coupled to an NP241 doubler(so 2 transfer cases combined!), which results in 7 forward gears and 3 reverse gears(because I left out a few gears when they were too similar or not useful enough)
Axles: Dana60s. Eventually the driveshafts will be animated, this will only start working for you guys when the Race update has been released.
Wheels: 37" Irok tires wrapped around widened 16" HMMWV(Humvee/Hummer H1) rims
Body: early 1942 Willys MB. Front fenders are raised and rear wheelarches cut to allow more flex with bigger wheels. Windowframe is chopped for extra gangster-lean.
The black-out lights all work properly(as low beams) and all the body/accessory parts you'd expect to move in real life, move in-game too.
As far as possible, the invidividual pieces of the car all have their real weight(transfercase, axles, fenders, hood etcetera).
Many thanks to anyone who helped "alpha-testing" this, especially Dkutch and Dennis-W. Also thanks to Dennis-W for letting me almost straight-up "copy" his Dana60 axles and re-tuning my suspension. "
Credits:
CaptanW
Mythbuster
Dennis-W
synsol
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