Rupes HLR75 Mini iBrid | Everything You Need To Know

After spending 100s of hours using the corded variant of the 3-inch Rupes tool (the LHR75E) we're extremely excited to get our hands on the latest tool in the Rupes BigFoot collection - the HLR75 Mini iBrid.
Join us as we talk through our initial experience with the tool, and share some of the key information that you need to know about the latest iBrid technology from Rupes.
Check out the Omni Garage website omnigarage.co.nz
#Rupes #iBrid #Detailing

[@joevanseeters2873]

Hopefully RUPES corrects those inconvienent issues like the trigger and the speed dial on the next version. That seems like it would be really annoying although the way you demonstrated to hold it is a good idea and helps to cut down on accidental start ups.

[@OmniGarage]

Hopefully they will.

[@nolanhull312]

They already have, he unfortunately got it right before the update. New one also has a better motor.

[@jtm1979]

Actually this haves a lot more torque than the previous corded version and it also has more torque than the Flex XFE-712 which is the next best 3 inch polisher.

[@OmniGarage]

Thank you for that info.

[@jtm1979]

Have you tested the power adapter? I dont have one but curious if you get even more power with that. Nano gets like 50% more torque with power cord vs battery.

[@OmniGarage]

No we haven’t sorry.

[@jtm1979]

Please do sometime 😊

[@dillon599]

Is it getting any louder after a while?

[@OmniGarage]

No remains the same.

[@bennibennone1947]

Its the evolution of the LHR75 mini right?

[@OmniGarage]

Sure is

[@bdl8888]

Could you use this to do an entire car?

[@OmniGarage]

Yes, it would take you a bit longer on the bigger panels though.

[@bdl8888]

@@OmniGarage Thanks. I have a 911 so I'm thinking something small like this would be easier to maneuver around the curves than a bigger model like the ibrid HLR15.