[quote='sharpshooter']That aint all he let out [/quote]

I did FART one time over there and it stunk!

[quote='wildwillie']COME TO KY WE WILL SHOW YOU HOW SERIOUS WE ARE ABOUT OFF ROADING[/quote]

Willie you can lead a horse to water but you can not make it drink.

Hell I have been told a few are comming to D&K this weekend to just show us how thoes BOOGERS go. I was told they are going to out climb every buggy there.

Willie bring some money and come to lock 17. Hell I have yet to even see a v tread tire on the blvd at wilburns so I guess in two weeks you can show me there. You can see me on the blvd on you tube, under southern buggy blvd.

after the hill climb let,s all go to fultondale .The ky boys will be hunting some boggers then

[quote='rockrockets1'] .The ky boys will be hunting some boggers then[/quote]


I will take you up on that bet. Because that will never happen. (the boggers) If I was going to get a taller tire I would still run a tractor tire.

If the only reason for running boggers is ground clearance you are backing up brucey has as much ground clearance in the rear running 31" tractor v's than most of us running 38" tires as my dad once told me don't let that HUMMING BIRD ASS OVERLOAD THAT ALLIGATOR MOUTH AND WHEN THE BETTING STARTS CALL ME I HAVE A POCKET FULL OF MONEY TO GIVE AWAY AND LOCK 17 IS A HELL OF A LOT CLOSER THAN BOLIXEY

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ground clearance at the skid pan, what about at the trailing arm. That is usually the first thing to grab in a rut. So what I am hearing is that with a shorter tire the over all ground clearance is the same as a tall tire. Dont get me wrong guys Im not knocking the v treads you run, I was amazed the first time I saw them work. Im just trying to say that every buggy is suited for a different type rideing. Everyone has different ideas and theorys about things.

[quote='KFondren'] Im just trying to say that every buggy is suited for a different type rideing. Everyone has different ideas and theorys about things.[/quote]

I think I have said that many many times on this site. I know my buggy will not get off wet grass or at least that is what I have been told. For that matter I am buying a new John Deere next week (farm tractor) and have ordered some of thoes boogers to go on it. Since yall say they get better tract

now,now brucey,everybody builds there car to where there gonna ride some people need big tires some knows what works,u might i add,it works,u got a perfect combo,i started out with denman ditch witch,dont make a mistake and buy them they suck,here where we ride at is a lot of rock so i run 36 irok.cant wait till the hill climb its not gonna be wc vs ac,now its gonna be 31 in tires vs 36 in tires,this hill climb is gonna take the right gearing,and brucey baby has the right gearing

Uh Brucey,,,,what's your gearing,,,,uh PM me with this info please....

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Ha guy you all get to serious have fun with what you got, that why i carry a strap with me i get in a bind all the time and just hope some one will hook to me and pull me out.I just love to play and have fun. Have a great weekend.

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Me too

we weighed the buggy today with no motor or gas and it weighed 398.6 were getting close waiting on 930 joints and brake lines the fiberglass came in yesterday if anyone needs thease pannels the guy built a mold for it off my old set we will fit the pannels to the frame today here are a few pics

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Starting to take shape and looking really cool. Nice job.

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Water cooled Dry Sumped Subaru Powered Turbo Charged Fuel Injected 2500CC Tank. Oh Rah! He who dies with the most Toys not only wins, He also wears them out!

Looking good Wild-p. Keep us posted.

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Mark

That's what I'm talking about!

High speed
Low drag
Teflon coated
And ready for action!

Looks good! What ratio is the steering quickener??

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[quote='Steve']Looks good! What ratio is the steering quickener??[/quote]

The quickner is 2 to 1

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That is looking SWEET!!

cool lookin bug! i like the tires!you must be a wis man!

SHHHH THE TIRES IS A KY SECRETE THAT TOOK A LOT OF BEER TO FIND OUT ABOUT. ALSO HERD THE STORY ABOUT THEM DRILLED VALVES FROM THE HORSES MOUTH WITH OUT BEER .I FEEL I NEED TO PLAN ONE MORE TRIP TO KY BEFORE THE HILLCLIMB TO PROBALLY RAP THINGS UP.

ALSO WILD WILLY WE WILL BE NEEDING DRIVING LESSONS SO GET THERE EARLY YOU BRING THE RED BULL I'LL BRING THE VODKA

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ALSO BRAKE LINES ARRIVED TODAY WAITING ON 930S AND BOOTS SHOULD ARRIVE MONDAY

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Love those panels! How much did those set you back?

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are them trailing arms 4x6?

[quote='chris38375']are them trailing arms 4x6?[/quote]

They are 4x5 ordered from Blind Chicken Racing I got them from Sharpshooter

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getting close hade to cut a few bars to cram the motor in. Got the oil cooler mounted ond the oil filter last night were getting there.

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