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shanejrobinson
PostPosted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 4:19 pm 
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Nothing like getting up to s burnt face from flash burn. Them are the robinson home made redneck brackets :) :twisted:
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BooBoo
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Lookin good Darrell! How much are the race runner shocks?

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darrell
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BooBoo wrote:
Lookin good Darrell! How much are the race runner shocks?

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Thanks ...they are about $270 per shock .

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looking good! keep the pictures coming. :mrgreen:
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darrell wrote:
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Lookin good Darrell! How much are the race runner shocks?

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Thanks ...they are about $270 per shock .


Damn. Hope they're worth it! Can't wait to see ya try'em out!

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darrell
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All new 930 cv stubs axle's ......picking up the trans from Chuck Sat one step closer :twisted:

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darrell
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A little bit more done today . Torsion eliminators are done transmission just done by Chuck Jones


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Looking great Darrell what did you have Chuck do the trans


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darrell
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Had him change the gearing . Changed first and second gears

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Looks good. Always like your rail. Oh.. And for you school girls That are stuck on The Fast and the Furious, its Nitrous (N2O). Not "NOS". NOS is a brand name. :wink:
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Looks good. Always like your rail. Oh.. And for you school girls That are stuck on The Fast and the Furious, its Nitrous (N2O). Not "NOS". NOS is a brand name. :wink:

So true LOL................ :lol: :lol: :lol: :oops:

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Motor and transmission is back in new 930 CVS new axles


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Looking good Darrell!

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bradley59dzl wrote:
Looks good. Always like your rail. Oh.. And for you school girls That are stuck on The Fast and the Furious, its Nitrous (N2O). Not "NOS". NOS is a brand name. :wink:

acronym :wink:
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Bubbalowe wrote:
bradley59dzl wrote:
Looks good. Always like your rail. Oh.. And for you school girls That are stuck on The Fast and the Furious, its Nitrous (N2O). Not "NOS". NOS is a brand name. :wink:

acronym :wink:

Yeah. NOS is an acronym of Nitrous Oxide Systems( A brand of nitrous kits) not Nitrous oxide. Acronym for Nirous Oxide would be N2O.. :mrgreen:
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bradley59dzl wrote:
Bubbalowe wrote:
bradley59dzl wrote:
Looks good. Always like your rail. Oh.. And for you school girls That are stuck on The Fast and the Furious, its Nitrous (N2O). Not "NOS". NOS is a brand name. :wink:

acronym :wink:

Yeah. NOS is an acronym of Nitrous Oxide Systems( A brand of nitrous kits) not Nitrous oxide. Acronym for Nirous Oxide would be N2O.. :mrgreen:

I think you mean (Acronym = N2O) ( Definition Nitrous Oxide (dinitrogen oxide)

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Yeah. NOS is an acronym of Nitrous Oxide Systems( A brand of nitrous kits) not Nitrous oxide. Acronym for Nirous Oxide would be N2O.. :mrgreen:

I think you mean (Acronym = N2O) ( Definition Nitrous Oxide (dinitrogen oxide)

Yeah that is what I said.
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darrell
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Well I got the rear finished shocks are on limit straps are welded in place motor and transmission is back in.... Painted. Now I'm moving on putting the shocks on the front what I thought was going to be easy job is turning into a nightmare as usual . I have got a link pin front beam I am putting through rod in and putting the arms back on I thought. One arm is fitting really loose so I am trying to figure out a quick fix for this I know they make they make A polyurethane bushing I'm thinking. The problem is its the inner bushing anybody ever had a problem and what is the fix ???


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Might want to brace the mount a little more. I assume you don't have torsion springs so that gets a lot of torque on a jump. Just my $0.02 a couple of little triangles up to the frame may save some repairs. But then I've spent to much time with Odyknuck and Plumberbill to not go "Captain overkill"!
If I recall, you put EFI in that buggy already didn't you? I'd think that would work better with the computerized nitrous system.

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Yeah its a computerized nitrous system .... nitro welded a lot better then what the pictures actually shows I could definitely hit a few trees and it ain't going anywhere I hope lol. It would definitely take a roll over I know that for sure

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Well I side stepped into a tree and all the welds held great! Just ripped the 1.5 DOM to shreds. I could see it twisting that pipe, but it may just be me expecting the worse. Plus everywhere I ride is 3 hours or further away, so I hate to have things brake. Drove 9 hours to Black mountain, tranny broke ten feet up the first hill. That will piss you off! :mrgreen:

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