I am still waiting for a couple of parts. Anr don't have the tubing for the aircleaner yet but its done.
Dean

LOOKS GOOD READY TO GO NEXT WEEKEND?

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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!

Should be. I can always put the old filters back on. I hate to admit it but I don't think I'm going to like the pedals. Mostly the clutch. I think they are going back on the floor. Oh well only one way to find out. Now I know.
Dean

That is lookin sweet love the stickers,It should ride nice with the coilovers have you driven it yet?aaron

Not yet. I have a feeling that my front springs are to stiff and the back to soft. Starting to sound like Goldylocks . Anyway I figure on running at the Cold Spot next weekend and see how it feels. Go from there.
Dean

Great job, that thing looks bad ass! I bet its a great feeling to have it all back together again. As far as the pedals go....look at it this way, if nothing else you ended up with a cool looking hood

Thats true. Thanks
Dean

thank it will look like that after riding with dave next weekend

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virgil

I bet my front wheels won't be that straight for long.

Looks awesome, Dean!! Saw a pair of your trailing arms this weekend on my buddy Kenny's (gustograber) new buggy at D&K. They look great, and he is very happy with them. He was also impressed (me too!) at the way you handled the little problem with his first pair.

Larry

Thanks for the compliments.
Dean

Still no lights?????

Not yet but It will have them. I ran the wires and put in the switch. Also going to add the MSD soon.

Looks tough, D.
could that be a billet steering wheel "for the Woods"

You don't have a billet steering wheel??????

I bet you'll have butt load of people checking out your site the first time they see your buggy on the trailer going to a ride. I have always been one to see a site posted on a show car or something, and I can't help but to go home and check them out.

I really like your idea and fab work for your aircleaners. I'm still running Garbage cans, they work but just look like A##. Looks like the cannister/ remote filter is on my list of improvements.

I can't wait to see the under side of it again.

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When in doubt, hit it in second gear!

May not happen this year I have about $12.00 in Krylon invested. I think I'm gonna try not to scratch it.

[quote='Wicked_spider_']I really like your idea and fab work for your aircleaners. I'm still running Garbage cans, they work but just look like A##. Looks like the cannister/ remote filter is on my list of improvements.[/quote]

This modification is on my list for this year as well. I have been saving up for the stuff. I want to go with all UMP Products. (unique metal products)

Roy

[quote='D. Marks']Not yet but It will have them. I ran the wires and put in the switch. Also going to add the MSD soon.[/quote]

Please take it out for a test drive BEFORE you install the MSD. That way you will be able to actually "feel" the difference it made in the performance of your motor. You will wonder why you didn't do it years ago.

Roy

Thats no lie. MSD is the shiznit. Dont think you could foul a plug if you turned off the motor and pumped the pedal til the bowls were empty! If you get the MSD billet dizzy, I hope you dont make the same mistake I did in thinking its a sealed unit and not bag it when you pressure wash the buggy after you ride. For some reason I had it in my head that the cap had an o-ring around it where it meets the body of the dizzy. Went a whole season just spraying the hell out of it every cleaning. But , it still started with out a hitch immediately after washing!! I never even noticed a problem until I was getting ready for the first ride the following season and pulled the cap off just to check and there was RUST all over inside the distributor. Just cleaned it off best I could, cleaned the rotor real good, blew it all out and put it back together. That was season before this, and not even a hiccup STILL! I dont see how any ignition system could be any better. (Except for maybe an o-ring around the cap!)

Larry

Silicone grease works good for this. Keeps it dry in there.

R

Good idea! Like grease around the edge of the cap where it sits on the distributor, or some spray silicone inside the cap itself?

[quote='kybuggy1']Good idea! Like grease around the edge of the cap where it sits on the distributor, or some spray silicone inside the cap itself?[/quote]

Silicone grease around the edge of the cap. Also known as tune up grease or dielectric grease. Also a must for around the plug wire boots where they go on the cap and the spark plugs.

R