It is a nice job you are doing. What will the power plant be? I did not see any mention of it.

I'll jump that hurdle when I get a bit closer, 200 holds the front end up for now, but you can push it to about any height and it will stay. There is alot of info on pirate4x4, and from wild pinto (i think) on here about air shocks. The papers that came with shocks say they can be filled with nitrogen "from a range of 10-500 psi. To calculate the spring rate multiply the psi by 1.105. (example 200 psi x 1.105 = 221 pounds of spring force) 3:1 is the standard compression ratio for our air shocks. You can modify this by adding or subtracting oil." Check out http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavista/PR-Airshox/index.html

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Lets not talk about that right now , 1835 for now. Motor will have to be next years project. I want to get the frame the way I want it for now and when funds allow I can bolt on more power. I just want to get it running this season.

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Once you get the motor in, the front end will lighten up a bunch. My front drops when I pull the motor out... picture it like a see-saw.

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I have a few more thing done...tight quarters.

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Looking good adam, need to sell me the seats next, I'll get ur buggy one upgrade at a time, lol. Heading to wellsville M-Day?
Jason

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I hope I won't need to sell anything off this buggy for few! I wish I could say It would be done for M-day. I hope to have it done in June...we shale see.

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Looking real good!
I was shopping around for a 4 seater after seeing yours, I was sold called up Jeff and ordered one from him.
If you don't mind I may have a few questions for ya.

ask away

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A few update pics...

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lookin nice! You'll be done before me!

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looks good !!! looks like a evil spider is crawling over the front of it .

thanks, but there is plenty of time for you to jump ahead of me.
thanks

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Did it make the front end "lighter" when you put the motor in?

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It may have changed a bit, but Its defenitly going to need an up-charge...

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Looks great, I like all the extra bracing... But electical tape is no way to hold on your resiviors... You know you need duct tape Thanks Dave T

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That is one awesome looking buggy.. I think we need to have a reunion of the all of the 4 seater buggies. Maybe a challenge.. 4 seaters against 2 seaters..

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Well are you ridin' yet ?

I wish, Its tore down with just a few thing left. Mostly just need to get it painted... to much going on, and my wife due with our second in a month

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Holy crap a 8 month pregnant wife is more than a lot going on
Good Luck !! ( with the Wife and the buggy )

AGAIN?? I don't remember if I knew that.

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The buggy is the easy part Thanks...

Well any more than two I'll have too build a new buggy (5seater).

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Well, from my experience, working on the buggy enough, she'll never get pregnant!.. slack off on buggys, and WHAM!!!! time to build a bigger one, and building the single seater worked for a little while......

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im getting ready to order a four seater from jeff are you happy with the 106 or would you rather have the 116now ?.im 6'2" is ther enough room for me and still have room in the back? post some more pics please.you can call me if you would rather talk than type lol 740 821 2990 THANKS FOR ANY FEED BACK

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Since all their frames are basicly one-offs, you could get just about any wheel base. I wanted to get throught the woods so I requested 106" (stock dim.) similar to beeline or some berrien frames. I think 116" would be a pain in the a@$ in the woods, but you could fit 2 big coolers in the back I'm 6'3" and with the suspension seats I've got enough room. I can almost comfortly fit in the back. I was mainly only concerned with the little ones getting in the back. For woods the smaller the better, Its certainly not made for me to run the big hills! I can give any pic, but right now its tore down ready for paint, if you look at some of the pics above you can kinda see what I had to do with all the seats. My pedals are about as far up as I can go befor the master cylinder on the clutch pedal interfers with the tie rod and I had to switch out my tall square resevior (I do have 4" longer arms though). Stock pedals would fix that if needed. Over all I am happy with the frame, and pretty good quality and price from Predator. With that said the front bumper and rear cage didn't fit worth a damn. They certaily didn't bolt it up before welding the tabs. Those were the only frame fab problems. I did also cut off and put a new "race brace" on for my prefrences. I'm hoping to get it painted very very soon to slowly start assembly, (new baby in a week and a half)!

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