I am currently planning a buggy build with an 1835cc or 1915cc engine with a 5 or 6 rib trans with 15'' wide v-treads. I am wondering which frame is better and will last longer for my riding style. I ride in Trevorton and St.Clair. I do hill climbs mostly, but I also do jumps and wheelies. I am fairly new to buggies and want to learn more about them. Any information would help.

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Forgot to add that my brother and dad have buggies with warrior frames and they do hills too.

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They both work great any frame drom acme venture and stalker warrior sandfox all good and proven if built right. Like x bracing

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Ok thanks for your input.

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Go stalker I loved mine I had a venture also and a warrior and sandbox avenger also my fav is the stalker well built A's last forever!! Look at my profile pic stalker frame with turbo Subaru 6 rib 2x3 trailing arms aftermarket intercooler kit down right nasty and strong!!!

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1915 counter cRank, mofoco 042 maule 94's vz15 and 5 rib built to the max!!!

If you are building a 4 seater, I really like the SandFox frame. It keeps a small wheelbase and high side rails.
If you are building a 2 seater, I really like the Warrior frame. It is much easier to add bracing to a warrior frame.

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Stalker frame hands down. It is designed with the roll cage in compression unlike most others that use the loop design that can easily fold up in a rollover.

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All frames are good in my opinion. It all has to do with how they are built . Bracing in the right places . And suspension is key. U want a soft ride. I've seen junk buggies that are set up right out clime a 30 grand buggy. So my opinion is how the buggy is built not so much as what frame. There is every frame in our group and they all do very well. 2 Cobra. 2 Venture. Home made. Stalker. 2 worriors . Just my 2cents oh and tires . Stones or boggers

Quit messing around and get you a berrien cruiser so you can haul 3 other drunks around with you:grin::grin::grin:

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Isn't that Kyle's old buggy? If it is, it's not a stalker, it was built buy Dusenbuggy http://www.manta.com/c/mt1jphd/dusenbuggy-s-unlimited based off the stalker.

Next buggy I buy will be a Stalker for sure. Must have an A brace and X brace. The Stalker I have now, is I think, 14 years old with 15-16 bad roll overs and it's still holding up. I have cracked some welds and bent probably everything on it, but the most damage I did to myself when rolling was a ammo box came loos and hit my leg.

Search hillaholic on youtube and you can see what I've put my Stalker through.

Dusenbuggy is currently building a new style frame. It's kinda different than I'm use to but it's cool.



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