Originally Posted by
ultegrasti
IIRC (honestly forgot bout it), they had many bulkhead failures, or toe plates on the bulkhead. somethin to that affect. was down to fact that it was being all held together on chassis at 1 place by only 1 bolt. long time ago, lil fuzzy on that 1. it was a tick heavy then, but now with every1 in the truggy game and the conversions long gone, its real bloated in comparison.
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Why would you even bother to reply if you HAVE NO CLUE on what your talking about..Really..Honestly if your going to bad mouth a truggy you should at least have your facts straight before you say anything..and last you should really own one to critique it..because if you had one you would know that your statement of "being all held together on chassis at 1 place by only 1 bolt" is incorrect.
1..The Hellfire is not heavy..it's in the middle..
2..I was not aware of any "bulkhead" failures..care to elaborate on this..and the construction as far as bulkheads go is pretty standard stuff..
3..The Hellfire has gotten a "bad rap"..it did have some problems but they were all fixable. for bashing it's a great truggy..99% of the guys that talk shit about the Hellfire never owned one..typical Internet "experts"..
