Bali Monster Truck - lifted Daihatsu Feroza. Bali car culture, testdrive, review.

[@ubufamily]

Awesome content!! So cool 😍

[@Arifin_Chainsaw_Kayu]

Very cool car modification..

[@wheelsaroundtheworld]

Yes I thought so too :)

[@aviationaccidentrafanabil8206]

Nice video I'm Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@budi3493]

Peroza mantaaaaf

[@wheelsaroundtheworld]

Ty

[@Russianmafia10]

Why don't they lift the rear? I've seen so many of these in Bali and it never made sense to me

[@wheelsaroundtheworld]

I think it could be due to more difficulty extending drive shafts - they have to be precisely balanced after welding in an extra segment to prevent vibration. A pretty high-tech procedure, that not every workshop has.. Perhaps the reason isn't technical at all - it just became their style

[@Russianmafia10]

@@wheelsaroundtheworld I'm guessing style, after market drive shafts are common everywhere, also a V-block makes welding 2 cylinders in line not super difficult.

[@darwonboyful]

Bali version of :squat. These little beasts are super popular in Bali and most are squatted hard like this

[@wheelsaroundtheworld]

Right, that's the name of this style!

[@imramsaja2675]

You can try go to Labuan bajo island

[@primajaya1075]

Taft model with diesel engine
And
Feroza model with petrol engine

[@kadekdwi2970]

Mantaaf. Slm 1600

[@ivars9828]

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