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Duramax sand buggy
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09-26-2009 09:08 AMCool
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09-26-2009 09:20 AMVery cool
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09-26-2009 09:29 AMKiller buggy........but I hate photobucket
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09-26-2009 09:41 AMThat's a SERIOUS buggy!
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09-26-2009 09:43 AMA litle bigger than the mid engine sand drag car I built....
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09-26-2009 01:00 PMMore of a rock-crawler than a sand buggy. Cool nonetheless...
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09-26-2009 10:45 PMThat's awesome!!
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09-27-2009 10:23 AMIt's wicked cool, but I don't see it being as light, fast, and agile as a "buggy". It's more like a rock climber or monster truck.
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09-27-2009 03:24 PMDef Rock crawler , Cool as hell
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09-30-2009 12:19 PMBad ass Rock Crawler for sure. Would not want to take it in the sand though. It would sink real fast with all the torque out of that diesel and not much wheel speed. Especially with the weight of front and rear steering rockwells.......
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10-01-2009 05:38 PM
Originally Posted by Sea-Dated
Bad ass Rock Crawler for sure. Would not want to take it in the sand though. It would sink real fast with all the torque out of that diesel and not much wheel speed. Especially with the weight of front and rear steering rockwells.......
agree, but front and rear steering rockwells...
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10-01-2009 08:42 PM
i want it..........
but then again i wanteverything
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10-01-2009 09:45 PMYou forgot the engine.... Originally Posted by MattBMiller
Getting bad advice is unfortunate, taking bad advice is a Serious matter!!
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10-02-2009 03:14 AMThat thing is SWEET!!!!!
Ok one thing, on the Brake lines - Put a piece of hose on the loop
ZipTie-line-Thru Hose-Around line- Thru hose - Lock
Just a Quad racing thing so the line doesn't move/shift in the zip tie and get rubbed!
That thing is sweet, post VIDS!
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10-02-2009 03:15 AMThis is where I am talking about
Feed your zip thru the hose between the line
Keeps secure and apart
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10-02-2009 03:16 AMWhat are the levers for? HELP!?!
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10-02-2009 09:30 AMThe Atlas transfer case on this can shift the front and rear seperate. Those are the 2 sticks. The other stick is for the tranny. Having the ability to shift the front a rear seperate can be very helpful when trying to make a sharp turn while rock crawling. Originally Posted by HiZ
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10-02-2009 10:17 AM
Im building a crawler right now, but a much smaller buggy. 4 cyl toyota buggy. Thats an awesome rig!
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