A Pure Off-Road Spec Gypsy Build | SPoA, Lockers, Bumpers etc etc.

swastikviji · 21st April 2010, 22:48

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Originally Posted by krishnathanthri

Good going Viji.

The Front and rear driveshaft extensions were made in Lathe or procured from outside?

wraparound spring pads custome made or procured?

What about [SIZE=2]brake line extension?[/SIZE]

Every thing made in the local lathe, thats why its taking lot of time. each mistake means 2 days gone.

Front brakes its Wagon R rear not done any thing as of now, tomorrow he will decide what best he can do.

krishnathanthri · 21st April 2010, 22:53

You mean to say the wagonR break lines are lengthier than Gypsy’s Break lines?

And I hope it’s a direct fit.

I am sure your Gypsy will surly look like a Monster on Road.

So what’s Aditya saying?

swastikviji · 21st April 2010, 23:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by krishnathanthri

You mean to say the wagonR break lines are lengthier than Gypsy’s Break lines?

And I hope it’s a direct fit.

I am sure your Gypsy will surly look like a Monster on Road.

So what’s Aditya saying?

I am using only flexible brake pipes of Wagon R,

let me see once it comes to road,

He wanted only one thing, taking out rear seats to take his ATV to OTR.

swastikviji · 22nd April 2010, 16:44

Gypsy before and after SPoA

starter · 22nd April 2010, 16:48

Sweeeeeeeeet Vijay Sir!!
It looks killer! That before and after pictures reminds me of HULK movie

Why not chop the rear over hang?
Why is the front differential right offset? Or is this the case with all Gypsies?
Cheers!
Deepak

swastikviji · 22nd April 2010, 16:53

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Originally Posted by starter

Sweeeeeeeeet Vijay Sir!!
It looks killer! That before and after pictures reminds me of HULK movie

Why not chop the rear over hang?
Why is the front differential right offset? Or is this the case with all Gypsies?
Cheers!
Deepak

Still lot of things pending, over hang work will be next just mechanical work finished.

ladak.imran · 22nd April 2010, 17:03

Hello,
This is brilliant looking!
Articulation must have improved quite a bit, no?
Also, is there enough room for the tyre in the rear wheel wells?

Btw, this was always the look I plannedo n going for, in my own gypsy!
Softtop, with a nice bumper + SOA-type-stance.. looks meaannn!

When will you be testing it out?

Starter, front diff is offset to the right in all gypsies..

vinod_nookala · 22nd April 2010, 17:14

Your Gypsy is looking like a Monster! Good job. Well done!

p.s I was wondering where id your mudzillas go? Now i know:-)

SPIKE ARRESTOR · 22nd April 2010, 17:14

Viji, thats a macho looking Gypsy, love the front bumper styling

. Anti roll bar looks misaligned or is it the angle of the pic?

Spike

P.S. Is the front indicator lamp mounted on the front bumper from a MM540?

swastikviji · 22nd April 2010, 17:24

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Originally Posted by ladak.imran

When will you be testing it out?

By Saturday evening,

Quote:

Originally Posted by vinod_nookala

Your Gypsy is looking like a Monster! Good job. Well done!

p.s I was wondering where id your mudzillas go? Now i know:-)

Now you know, since from how many days i am arranging parts for this project.

Quote:

Originally Posted by SPIKE ARRESTOR

Viji, thats a macho looking Gypsy, love the front bumper styling

. Anti roll bar looks misaligned or is it the angle of the pic?

Spike

P.S. Is the front indicator lamp mounted on the front bumper from a MM540?

Spike its not fitted when i took this picture,

you are right spike its from MM 550

HappyWheels · 22nd April 2010, 18:03

Viji,

That is one beautiful looking ride!

Don't know what to say; anything said would not do justice to the beau and also to the effort that you are putting behind it.

Regardless, here's wishing your mechanics the proper attitude to get this done as you have visioned it to be.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gypsy-Boy

...Another jeeper gets Gypsy'ed!!!...

Oh yeah! I can't wait to see the Gypsy vs Jeep discussion with Viji's feedback once he has taken this to an OTR.

Quote:

Originally Posted by star_aqua

...why don't you name it as CRAB?...

Looks like this has got a strong following, but, a small typo and ...

bishancm · 22nd April 2010, 18:49

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Originally Posted by swastikviji

Gypsy before and after SPoA

Looking Gorgeous in fact.
Just was curious to know if these pictures were before or after RUF mod.

Regards,
Bishan

khan_sultan · 22nd April 2010, 19:49

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Originally Posted by bishancm

Looking Gorgeous in fact.
Just was curious to know if these pictures were before or after RUF mod...

This is after the RUF mod. That's why you don't see the steering drag link in the pictures (surprising that it has missed the eagle eyes of members here..

). With RUF, the drag link touches the left leaf spring and needs to be modified. Either a Z-Link setup or a cross-over is mandatory for RUF.

vinaydas · 22nd April 2010, 20:14

Hands Down, Best Gypsy on the forum.
Screams out character.

ladak.imran · 22nd April 2010, 20:19

So, has the spoa in this gypsy been done in the same manner as khan's gypsy?!
I'm sure you guys must've done a few things differently this time around .. can we know some more about this please ?
Thanks!

21st April 2010, 22:53	#47
krishnathanthri BHPian Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Mysore <---> Bangalore Posts: 299 Thanked: 42 Times View My Garage	You mean to say the wagonR break lines are lengthier than Gypsy’s Break lines? And I hope it’s a direct fit. I am sure your Gypsy will surly look like a Monster on Road. So what’s Aditya saying? Last edited by krishnathanthri : 21st April 2010 at 23:01.
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22nd April 2010, 16:44	#49
swastikviji BHPian Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 417 Thanked: 166 Times View My Garage	Gypsy before and after SPoA Attached Thumbnails
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22nd April 2010, 16:48	#50
starter Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,127 Thanked: 903 Times	Sweeeeeeeeet Vijay Sir!! It looks killer! That before and after pictures reminds me of HULK movie Why not chop the rear over hang? Why is the front differential right offset? Or is this the case with all Gypsies? Cheers! Deepak
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22nd April 2010, 17:03	#52
ladak.imran BHPian Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Bombay Posts: 294 Thanked: 6 Times	Hello, This is brilliant looking! Articulation must have improved quite a bit, no? Also, is there enough room for the tyre in the rear wheel wells? Btw, this was always the look I plannedo n going for, in my own gypsy! Softtop, with a nice bumper + SOA-type-stance.. looks meaannn! When will you be testing it out? Starter, front diff is offset to the right in all gypsies..
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22nd April 2010, 17:14	#53
vinod_nookala Senior - BHPian Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Mumbai Posts: 1,737 Thanked: 430 Times View My Garage	Well done! Your Gypsy is looking like a Monster! Good job. Well done! p.s I was wondering where id your mudzillas go? Now i know:-)
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22nd April 2010, 17:14	#54
SPIKE ARRESTOR Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 2,854 Thanked: 1,532 Times	Viji, thats a macho looking Gypsy, love the front bumper styling. Anti roll bar looks misaligned or is it the angle of the pic? Spike P.S. Is the front indicator lamp mounted on the front bumper from a MM540?
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22nd April 2010, 20:14	#59
vinaydas Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 1,399 Thanked: 148 Times	Hands Down, Best Gypsy on the forum. Screams out character.
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22nd April 2010, 20:19	#60
ladak.imran BHPian Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Bombay Posts: 294 Thanked: 6 Times	So, has the spoa in this gypsy been done in the same manner as khan's gypsy?! I'm sure you guys must've done a few things differently this time around .. can we know some more about this please ? Thanks!
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