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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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got the trailing arms built, still need to build the upper mounts

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no fancy tig welds here. did wrap the end bushing as i had to cut and sleeve the link to extend it

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parts for the front drive shaft showed up, will be 1410 cv shaft to 1410 joint at the steading bearing.

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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Seeing that shock setup brings the wood :pimp: :pimp:
Are you running a wobble stopper or just a bushing?
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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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HillBilt wrote: Fri Mar 26, 2021 9:45 am Seeing that shock setup brings the wood :pimp: :pimp:
Are you running a wobble stopper or just a bushing?
TMR anti wobble deals

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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Shit yeah.
Trailing arms are looking slick!

What's your tentative goal for a shakedown run?

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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Snowracer wrote: Fri Mar 26, 2021 10:10 am
HillBilt wrote: Fri Mar 26, 2021 9:45 am Seeing that shock setup brings the wood :pimp: :pimp:
Are you running a wobble stopper or just a bushing?
TMR anti wobble deals

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Hmm, those are neat.

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SasquatchCdn wrote: Fri Mar 26, 2021 9:34 pm Shit yeah.
Trailing arms are looking slick!

What's your tentative goal for a shakedown run?

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may long is what im shooting for, i think i can still make that happen but will be very bare bones with no skins or accessories ect

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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rear bump stop mounts, have 1/2 inch of clearance between links and bottom of fuel cell

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put my efi back on the motor to see how my intake was going to fit. will be able to run it right back into the dash area but will need a small cowl on the hood to cover it

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welded all my links and link brackets up and was able to take the buggy off jack stands and roll it around at full bump

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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Nice. :smokin:

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Hell yes :pimp: :pimp:
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that rear mounted light have the flashing lights in it or is it a super huge backup light?

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pointsnorth wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 10:51 am that rear mounted light have the flashing lights in it or is it a super huge backup light?
its full douche chase bar with the amber strobes, brake lights and back up lights

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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1/2" steady bearing mount

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HMF changed my lower rad fitting over so can run AN fittings top and bottom now

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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Snowracer wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 11:42 am
pointsnorth wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 10:51 am that rear mounted light have the flashing lights in it or is it a super huge backup light?
its full douche chase bar with the amber strobes, brake lights and back up lights
i needs me one of those

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pointsnorth wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 2:23 pm
Snowracer wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 11:42 am
pointsnorth wrote: Mon Apr 12, 2021 10:51 am that rear mounted light have the flashing lights in it or is it a super huge backup light?
its full douche chase bar with the amber strobes, brake lights and back up lights
i needs me one of those

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Re: The FSU trail buggy build

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finished up the front drive shaft. its all 1410 ujoints so will be nice and beefy

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can now really see how much of a clearance issue i have with the header, still think i can cut the header back and make it work

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rear shaft is all girth no length as its 1480 joints and 3.5 tubing but like 2 feet long

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