Thrilling Off-Road Races: Custom Builds and Epic Showdowns with Hoonigan

In this thrilling episode of Hoonigan's off-road series, the team is back with a vengeance, showcasing their custom-built machines and putting them to the ultimate test on a track filled with jumps and bumps. Thanks to their partnership with Fuel Off-road wheels, they have created a magnificent playground for their off-road adventures.

First up is Mark Atkins, the man behind Rusty Butcher, and his jaw-dropping creation: a Harley-Davidson Sportster that has been transformed into a 450-pound beast with no suspension and a monstrous engine. With a modified CRF 450 front end and race tech shocks, this bike is built to jump, defying the norms of traditional dirt bikes. Mark's attention to detail is evident in every bolt-on modification, from the SNS built motor to the custom swing arm that adds a touch of style to the already impressive machine.

Next, we have Kenny and his awe-inspiring 2003 Silverado truck. This steel cab, tube chassis monster is equipped with a powerful 408 engine that delivers mind-blowing performance. With seven radiators, air-to-water intercoolers, and a Garrett G42 1200 turbo, this truck means serious business. The suspension setup, featuring a BD Designs chassis, hydraulic rack, and coilovers, ensures maximum control and maneuverability on any terrain. Kenny's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this build, from the rugged radios intercom system to the fire suppression tabs for added safety.

The highlight of the episode is the exhilarating race between Mark's Harley-Davidson Sportster and Kenny's off-road truck. The Sportster impresses with its ability to handle the challenging whoops, showcasing Mark's skills as a rider. However, the off-road truck proves to be a formidable opponent, ultimately winning the race. But the competition doesn't end there. The team decides to have a rematch, and this time, the Sportster takes the first race but falls short in the second.

To add a dash of entertainment, the episode concludes with a race between a smart car and a Jeep. As expected, the smart car finds itself in a sticky situation, quite literally, as it gets stuck in the mud. This unexpected twist adds a humorous touch to an already action-packed episode.

In conclusion, Hoonigan's off-road series continues to push the boundaries of off-road adventures. With their custom-built machines and thrilling races, they prove that anything is possible when it comes to conquering the toughest terrains. So buckle up and get ready for an adrenaline-fueled ride with the Hoonigan team.

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Viewer Reactions for Harley-Davidson Sportster vs LS-Swapped Silverado Prerunner // THIS vs THAT Off-Road

Dude scrubbing a sportster off motocross jumps
Truck suspension taking the whoops is beautiful
Mark going full send with sneakers and tank top
Love watching the suspension on race trucks articulate through the whoops
Prerunners are sick
Harley Davidson v twin fighting for traction on off-road surface
Off-road 'this vs that' series is great
Fantastic set of races
Would be interesting to see lane switching
Request for Josh Hill on the Varg to compete
This race put a huge smile on my face
MX vs ATV in real life is what I need more of
Sportster began as a scrambler and was competitive in desert racing
Crew hit it out of the park with this series
Truck hooks up and catches the bike
Controversial race between 4 wheels and 2 wheels
Dirt bike races would be dope at that track
Gary's side shot with the truck shaking was funny
Gary bouncing the tire and talking about teenage tires was entertaining
Best TVT Off-Road so far
Bike let off the gas in the last race, seems scripted
Adjust the differential on the truck
Truck is a beast
Want to see cars and trucks, not bikes
Mark killed it on a modded street bike
Waiting to see someone clear multiple whoops at a time
Chevy pre-runner has juice and soars like an eagle
Love the off-road series, offroad homies are where it's at
Clicked to watch because of the sportster
Loving the off-road content