Getting closer.



I think the radiator shroud turned out fantastic. Hats off to Tony at Beeline. Too bad I couldn't do anything like that if I tried. Really cleaned up the looks alot. Still have wiring and plumb the brakes. Trying to get this thing ready for the next poker run.

Link to part 1 of my build.
http://www.woodsbuggy.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... =3768#3768

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Bryan

Looks great man. Very bling-bling.
Wish I was that far along.

Good luck on your deadline.

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lookin Sweet Love diamond plate but damn its getting expensive

Aaron

Thanks Guys!! Got the pedals mounted yesterday. Waiting for my ujoint and a set of pillowblock bearings so I can get my steering wheel up out of my lap a little.


I've got wiring and brakes to do.

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Bryan

looking very nice!!!

looks like you are ready for poker run.Looking good, NICE.

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If it feels good, hold it to the floor and pour it to it!
http://www.dandkoff-roadpark.com/FORSALE.html

Looking good! Whos doing your alum work?

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Mark

That's what I'm talking about!

High speed
Low drag
Teflon coated
And ready for action!

Tony who owns Beeline Buggy's has fabbed all the aluminum for me. Lemme tell you the radiator shroud and deck lid turned out awesome.

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Bryan

that rail looks great man. the diamond plate is very clean looking. i see the back seat worked out good too! is there alot of head room back there ir is it just mainly for a little one?

kevin

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Ridin' in a souped up honda is kinda like ridin' the short bus, no matter were ya go someone is lookin' at ya!

Nope just a little one will fit. At the rate I'm going she'll be too big to fit in there. LOL

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Bryan

your just about done looking realy good.

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i dont always ride my buggy but when i do im glad it has a bad ass bow tie makin the horsepower

Jesus loves me, but everyone else thinks im an asshole.

Our Lady of Blessed Acceleration, don't fail us now!

This is what I came up for my fuse and relay box.
Two plates cut out to fit id of ammo box. Mounted u bolts on bottom to have space for wires. Handles on top for spacers for fuse block and relays. All sprayed with rubberized coating.











My always willing and able assitant.

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Bryan

Very clean install Keep up the good work. Thanks Dave T

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RAJAY + SAND = FUN!!! Can we put a turbo on that??*** Hey look in here for more junk.*** http://s119.photobucket.com/albums/o157 ... ndoffroad/

Your assistant is a cutey for sure

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If your clutch ain't slippin,, you probably got it adjusted right!!!!!

Thanks!!








Thank you, I think so but I am a little biased.

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Bryan

Besides the cutie there i kinda like the vw in the background also

kevin

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Ridin' in a souped up honda is kinda like ridin' the short bus, no matter were ya go someone is lookin' at ya!

Thanks, I had to park my big truck. Fuel is eatin me alive. The little one is a Diesel also but I average about 45 mpg if I don't keep my foot stuck to the floor.

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Bryan

Keepin' your foot off of the floor is the hardest part!! (it is for me anyways)

-Dakotah

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-Dakotah/koko
keep on keepin' on!!

Hope everyone is safe this weekend!! Stayed home with the kiddies so tinkered in the garage a little. Got this stuff mounted and the some of the wires ran.









This is what happens when drinking beer all day and internet impulse buying @ 1:00 in the morning.

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Bryan

I got this done today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHioxws4-58

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Bryan

Sounds great! Gotta love that fuel inj.

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"YOU CAN MAKE THINGS HAPPEN, WATCH THINGS HAPPEN OR WONDER WHAT THE F$$K HAPPEND...WE'RE MAKING THINGS HAPPEN" The strong words of Captain Phil! Rest in peice!

Got the rear brakes, brake lock and throttle cable installed. Still need to bleed the brakes. I have the front brakes mounted, rubber hoses attached and hand brake installed. Just need to plumb the three together.

Hey Gary, I ended up putting this line lock on. I had bought one when I first started building the buggy but decided I liked a ball valve better but once you pointed out to me i had the wrong fittings I decided to go the easiest route and put this on. Really appreciate the info though. You are a big asset to these boards. Thanks

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Bryan

Everything's lookin great man. I'm jealous. I need to get back to working on mine!

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Don't think I 'll ever be done with it, but ran it down the road a few times and seems to be doing good. Gonna take it out this weekend in Morgan Co. KY to give it a little shakedown cruise. Had to take the front brakes off to run the aluminum rims. Need to make some spacers so the wheels will clear the brakes. Still need to run front brake lines and get the exhaust tucked up and out of the way.

It's been fun working on it. Wish I could have had gotten it done quicker but it's all good. Hope to see you fellers out on the trail soon.





My tires are toed out on the bottom. I'm thinking I need to tighten the torsion but not for sure. I can jack up the rear end several inches before the tires lift off the ground. How hard is it to tighten it up?

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Bryan

Yeah, looks like you'd definitely do good to jack the torsion up a little. It's not a huge process, someone else would be able to explain better than me though.
Is your Saturn Engine an Ecotec?
I want to put an LSJ (supercharged) ecotec in a buggy! That engine is in my car and it makes around 225 hp, completely stock.

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