redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
That's a Jim's Garage chassis if I'm not mistaken.
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What chassis would you run
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smbroady82
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took me a sec but I found it, probably the best deal I've ever seen on this forum for a turn key rig
and Andy is right , it's a Jim's Garage
Sold/Expired - #27 Jim’s Chassis just completed LS3 loaded w/ all the best parts
SOLD IT... #27 Jim’s Buggy out of N.C. Jeep JK Freshened up LS3 heads milled 100th pump gas compatable. 13 model Camaro had 9000 miles. Jim’s cut down wiring harness 14 bolt front and rear East Coast Gear built RCV front shafts Cromoly rear shafts Atlas 3.8 1350 joints Holder built...
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That is a sharp buggy
Nate's buggy is one bad unit
slravenel
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Yea Nate's is one of the last of the Jims Garage chassis.
Ours (PCR) are similar in a lot of the classic styling and simplicity departments but different in a lot of the suspension and drivetrain layout departments. Ours are designed to take whatever shock you want to throw at it, within reason. 14" 2.5 or 16" 2.0 is no issue. They are built to be exactly what you are looking for - a nice, easy to work on, easy to modify, easy to build trail buggy that will take the beating you want to give it (ask Josh or Todd how hard they beat on theirs) and still drive on the trailer. Suspension is set up right, drivetrain is placed right, and they are spacious in the right spots
I believe we have talked on Facebook messenger before - but let me know if we can help. I have one more CNC 2 seater kit here ready to go together before the price increase comes out for tube cost changes. I have 2 more at the CNC shop that are slightly more - then after those 2… the real surcharge has to come into play. Thanks Obama!
Ours (PCR) are similar in a lot of the classic styling and simplicity departments but different in a lot of the suspension and drivetrain layout departments. Ours are designed to take whatever shock you want to throw at it, within reason. 14" 2.5 or 16" 2.0 is no issue. They are built to be exactly what you are looking for - a nice, easy to work on, easy to modify, easy to build trail buggy that will take the beating you want to give it (ask Josh or Todd how hard they beat on theirs) and still drive on the trailer. Suspension is set up right, drivetrain is placed right, and they are spacious in the right spots
I believe we have talked on Facebook messenger before - but let me know if we can help. I have one more CNC 2 seater kit here ready to go together before the price increase comes out for tube cost changes. I have 2 more at the CNC shop that are slightly more - then after those 2… the real surcharge has to come into play. Thanks Obama!
collinmaune
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I saw on Facebook are you starting to sell flatpack kit's?
slravenel
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Not yet - but we will eventually. Need to get some more run through the jigs to make sure they are exactly how they should be before we let them out there like that.
Sawzall
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My Evolution chassis has 14" front and I set I up 50/50 with a 20" belly. It is probably lower now since I haven't adjusted the springs since 2014.
That looks like good travel, and maybe part of it is, I have started to notice is 4 inch bumps on several WOD buggies, so it looks like less travel, than there actually is.
redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
I have no idea why WOD runs 4" bumps on their builds. I had mine and my wife's shortened to 2" (along with a tune from @wizzo ) and it made a world of difference. Hell you can barely even see my bumps from the front.
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That's not bad there. And yeah I can barely see it on yours. Liking the idea of a rev 2.0 now. Iron duck is still on top of my list, but I seen where Paul was putting in his transmission mission, and it has to go through the window like mine, but I'm sure Jason could make a drop out bottom. I have had mine out 3 times this week and and it sucks.
redneckengineered
Trailer Park Panty Dropper
If you decide to go WOD hit me up. They are great chassis but there are certain things about them that need to be addressed and if you know that up front you'll be ahead of the game. I could do a whole thread on it. I've been wheeling them for over 10 years and been through 1 full rebuild with mine so I know them well.
