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<blockquote data-quote="Bebop" data-source="post: 748959" data-attributes="member: 5925"><p>I have a BentFab chassis and absolutely love it.</p><p>The design allows plenty of vision (I can see all 4 tires from the seat) and, while, yes the engine is by your feet, it's because it's placed far back, not because the seat is far forward.</p><p></p><p>As far as the geometry, I'm super pleased with it. The front axle has an incredible bite and the rear travels over 24" with trailing arms on 14" shocks. [USER=8169]@POR[/USER] What don't you like about them ?</p><p></p><p>Jake and the crew at BKOR are awesome people and have a great chassis. It's hard to argue with the geometry, suspension and the whole engineering behind them. You can swipe a card and buy the same **** that podiums races. No other builder out there can say that in the SE. And if you've ever sat in one of them, you'll be blown away by the suspension performance. Everything that they learn racing gets put in the new rigs. There's a badass unit at the shop at the moment and I'm sure they'd happily let you drool over it. I'm just not a fan of how a rockbouncer looks and the BKOR unit definitely looks like one.</p><p></p><p>PCR, M&M, Jim's Garage, all make a similar looking chassis which have been proven many times to be an excellent fit for riding both in the SE and the West, many times.</p><p></p><p>WOD has probably the best looking rigs out there. The looks and wow factor are second to none imo. But that's not what I was after when I built mine.</p><p></p><p>And finally, Tim at BentFab is putting chassis kits out there that are an excellent bang for the buck. Their styling is unique and not common. The price is great. Brackets are available for the suspension, panels, a bunch of accessories etc... And Tim's support when it comes to putting your rig together is second to none. I would definitely and happily get another chassis from him if I were to put another buggy together. In a heartbeat.</p><p></p><p>Then there's some west coast guys but I'm assuming that's beside the point of this conversation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bebop, post: 748959, member: 5925"] I have a BentFab chassis and absolutely love it. The design allows plenty of vision (I can see all 4 tires from the seat) and, while, yes the engine is by your feet, it's because it's placed far back, not because the seat is far forward. As far as the geometry, I'm super pleased with it. The front axle has an incredible bite and the rear travels over 24" with trailing arms on 14" shocks. [USER=8169]@POR[/USER] What don't you like about them ? Jake and the crew at BKOR are awesome people and have a great chassis. It's hard to argue with the geometry, suspension and the whole engineering behind them. You can swipe a card and buy the same **** that podiums races. No other builder out there can say that in the SE. And if you've ever sat in one of them, you'll be blown away by the suspension performance. Everything that they learn racing gets put in the new rigs. There's a badass unit at the shop at the moment and I'm sure they'd happily let you drool over it. I'm just not a fan of how a rockbouncer looks and the BKOR unit definitely looks like one. PCR, M&M, Jim's Garage, all make a similar looking chassis which have been proven many times to be an excellent fit for riding both in the SE and the West, many times. WOD has probably the best looking rigs out there. The looks and wow factor are second to none imo. But that's not what I was after when I built mine. And finally, Tim at BentFab is putting chassis kits out there that are an excellent bang for the buck. Their styling is unique and not common. The price is great. Brackets are available for the suspension, panels, a bunch of accessories etc... And Tim's support when it comes to putting your rig together is second to none. I would definitely and happily get another chassis from him if I were to put another buggy together. In a heartbeat. Then there's some west coast guys but I'm assuming that's beside the point of this conversation. [/QUOTE]
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