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| THE BRUISER 5: Commonly labeled the " family chassis " as
it seats up to six adults and has the longest wheelbase. The 5 has a size
and wheelbase that allows it to traverse large and steep obstacles that were
once considered unsurmountable. With the Bruiser 5's generous girth an appropriate
tire size is critical, too small of a tire on your big Bruiser could frequently
get it caught on its belly skid. The Bruiser 5 is best suited for the off
road enthusiast that likes to wheel with company, kids and dogs. In addition
this chassis requires more patience when driving on narrow trails, but is
the titan of hardcore trail comfort. |
| Specs |
BRUISER 5 |
BRUISER 8 |
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BRUISER 2 |
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| Bare chassis price: |
$5700 |
$5300 |
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$4600 |
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| Bare chassis weight: |
670 lb. |
580 lb. |
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525 lb. |
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| Typical completed weight: |
4100 to 4800 lb. |
3900 to 4500 lb. |
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3800 to 4300 lb. |
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| Wheel base: |
127 to 131" |
113 to 117" |
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104 to 108" |
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| Chassis seats: |
four to six |
two to three |
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two to three |
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| Recommended axle width (WMS): |
62" or wider |
62" or wider |
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62" or wider |
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| Suspension type: |
coil over * |
coil over * |
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coil over * |
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| Recommended coil over stroke: |
14"to 17" |
14 to 17" |
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14 |
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| Recommended tire size: |
42" and up |
38 to 49" |
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37 to 46" |
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| * Bruiser chassis can accept both leaf spring and quarter elliptic suspension,
however Poison Spyder does not manufacture provisions to support this
suspension type. |
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