"Dirty girl" A White Trash Fab build

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 10, 2014

Wiring, wiring and more wiring.

Every panel setup with quick disconnect plugs.

Still need to finish gauge panel but was tired so quit.

Rokcrler · Apr 10, 2014

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Where'd you get the plugs? Part number?

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 11, 2014

They are a Cat part and require a special tool to assemble. I will put part # up Monday.

Rokcrler · Apr 11, 2014

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Don't forget a pic of the special tool :dblthumb:

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 11, 2014

Will do when get back form the races, some kind of $300 spiral crimper.

RustyC · Apr 11, 2014

Those are the new AMP style connectors they are the latest version of a Deutsch connector. CAT uses the throughout their product line. Very good connectors and easy to service.
There is also an aftermarket crimp tool that I use. Pictures below of the tool and the older Deutsch connector part # chart. These are CAT part #'s

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 13, 2014

Yea the crimper is similar to above.
This is a copy of Hadleys pirate post from saterday.
Jason and mark headed south to race the rzr this weekend, I stayed behind to get some things tied up on the buggy.

With help from jefro I was able to find a belt that fit. At 76in.

Started wiring up the chassis side connectors. Ran the remaining drops to the temp senders and fan.

After gettin that together started on the circuit breaker panel

Got that wired up and hooked into the chassis side.

Then got the throttle pedal in and adjusted. Put the drivers floor in
And checked circuits. Changed acouple things around and cleaned up for the night

I stopped by a buddy's place on the way home from gncc race and picked up 4 wheel scales, then loaded all the rest of the parts on it where they would sit and put my kid (72lb) on top of the fuel cell and here is what came back.
Total.

Front.

Rear.

L/R bias.

Almost race car like.

Technician · Apr 14, 2014

SomewhiteGuy said:
Yea the crimper is similar to above.
This is a copy of Hadleys pirate post from saterday.
Jason and mark headed south to race the rzr this weekend, I stayed behind to get some things tied up on the buggy.

With help from jefro I was able to find a belt that fit. At 76in.

Started wiring up the chassis side connectors. Ran the remaining drops to the temp senders and fan.

After gettin that together started on the circuit breaker panel

Got that wired up and hooked into the chassis side.

Then got the throttle pedal in and adjusted. Put the drivers floor in
And checked circuits. Changed acouple things around and cleaned up for the night

I stopped by a buddy's place on the way home from gncc race and picked up 4 wheel scales, then loaded all the rest of the parts on it where they would sit and put my kid (72lb) on top of the fuel cell and here is what came back.
Total.

Front.

Rear.

L/R bias.

Almost race car like.

4200 wow, thats a lot lighter than i thought it would be.

RustyC · Apr 14, 2014

Those power distribution blocks are NICE.

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 14, 2014

Del city carries them.

Stuntman Autoworks · Apr 14, 2014

RustyC said:
Those power distribution blocks are NICE.

I used those on my samurai also, make a nice clean way to have multiple connections.

Buggy's looking good man.

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 16, 2014

Dirty girl lives.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpPxGAqmnRE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

TN12Valve · Apr 16, 2014

YEEEESSSS! Congrats guys! :driving:

drycreekjeep · Apr 16, 2014

yee yee!!!!

Technician · Apr 16, 2014

Are y'all gonna put sone lope in that thing and unleash the beast. Cam and tune is good for 450?

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hokie_yj · Apr 16, 2014

Hell. Yes. I hope my LQ9 sounds that good!

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 16, 2014

Thanks guys and yea it will get a cam, heads and a retune later in the summer for now he just wants to wheel it.
Started a 4 link job for another buddy last night so he will be ready for next weekends run and got it almost done tonight, plus brakes bleed on buggy and all fluids in it.
Almost there.

yozuki · Apr 17, 2014

Same style 4-link I installed under my samurai works great. Nice job

SomewhiteGuy · Apr 20, 2014

Thanks.
Lots going on this weekend, made a pair of switch boxs to mount next to the winch's.

Drilled and tapped water pump for steam port.

Saterday we had my going away party and ended up doing work all day.

Even bobbed my buddy Jefro's rig.

Sami flexin on my junk.

Mid day trail ride ended with 2 rigs flopped.

And when we tried to get Dirty to move on its own we found out something in the trans is ****ed so it came back out and is at the trans shop to get it right.