Chattanooga Whiskey Buggy Refresh

waggener1 · Dec 10, 2019

wizzo said:
You may be able to buy pre-made heat shrink tubing but I have a specific label maker for those. All those ends have regular black adhesive lined heat shrink, yellow labeled heat shrink and then a clear heat shrink over it all.

I'm sure there are other brands out there but the brand label maker I use is DYMO.

Wow! I never would've guessed there was three layers of heat shink on each terminal. Thanks for sharing the information.

Pineygroveoffroad · Dec 10, 2019

NIce work Wizzo!

money_pit_yj · Dec 10, 2019

Them seats though!!! :dblthumb:

FlatlandFSJ · Dec 11, 2019

That techflex and duetsch hdp connector looks good

jrhall · Dec 11, 2019

Glad to see this ole unit nice and shiny again! I'm eventually catch up with Andrew in Chattanooga and punish my liver.

MattyB4x4 · Dec 11, 2019

Absolutely amazing job on this thing...and hell of a build thread too.

Great job, Wizzo!

redneckengineered · Dec 14, 2019

jrhall said:
Glad to see this ole unit nice and shiny again! I'm eventually catch up with Andrew in Chattanooga and punish my liver.

Hell yeah brother. You know it.

redneckengineered · Dec 14, 2019

onepieceatatime · Dec 15, 2019

If there was ever a competition for baddest "trail" buggy I think this thing would have to win. Never seen it in person but it just seems like it has everything you would want in a buggy that you want to take out for a weekend.

redneckengineered · Dec 15, 2019

onepieceatatime said:
If there was ever a competition for baddest "trail" buggy I think this thing would have to win. Never seen it in person but it just seems like it has everything you would want in a buggy that you want to take out for a weekend.

I really appreciate that because that has been my goal for the build since day 1. At this point there isn't anything I would change. It checks all the boxes for me. I love it.

CHASMAN9 · Dec 16, 2019

Glad to hear it's all you want and a little more Andrew. What is your wheelbase? Now that I've got one as well, it's 115", I'm trying to compare it with another to see if it's the magic number. My old buggy was 119" and I could control it pretty well, so this is a bit shorter and reacts differently. Any hints? Thanks and hope we can run these together sometime.

redneckengineered · Dec 16, 2019

113". I personally would not want more than 115" in a trail digger.

You need to start a thread on your new one.

kmcminn · Dec 16, 2019

redneckengineered said:
113". I personally would not want more than 115" in a trail digger.

You need to start a thread on your new one and quit clogging this one up with stuff about yours.

Fixed it.