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BRUISER 'BRUTALIZES' THE WRANGLER
Six-wheel drive vehicles (6x6) are becoming more fashionable, with buyers being able to choose from models such as the Mercedes-AMG G 63 6x6 or the Hennessey VelociRaptor.But if none of these please the customer there is a new element in the game. It is a Jeep Wrangler modified by the Bruiser Conversions and produces impressive 480 horsepower.This model had already been presented at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas, but only now the details have emerged. The first highlight is the change in the bodywork and the chassis to accommodate another axle and a rear bucket with an oak wood background.The suspension has been completely redesigned and the ground height increased. It has special wheels mounted on Mickey Thompson tires, a winch at the front, a kit of extra lights on the roof, direction-indicator lamps on the side mirrors and bumpers with steel protections.The result is a true all-terrain racecar with a very aggressive look, much due to the frosted green paint that contrasts with several black details. But if the exterior impresses, the engine that hides under the hood is not behind.The factory engine of this Jeep Wrangler was replaced by a huge V8 block of General Motors origin that develops 480 hp.

Bruiser Conversions has not revealed any more technical details of this proposal, but one thing is certain: few obstacles can put a brake on this Wrangler 6x6.



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