zukiscott
"MOST WILDEST"
viseashane1 said:
HAH,,,,,,,,,I say to about ELEVENTEEN
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HAH,,,,,,,,,I say to about ELEVENTEEN
ridered3
Not Rigless
TacomaJD said:
That's they way pretty much every thread involving a southern rock bouncing rig goes over there. They don't seem to get it and just decided to pick it apart. Guess momma didn't tell them that if you ain't got nothing nice to say then don't say nothing...
TBItoy
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chuckarm said:
I've drooled over those axles under the Stewart&Stevenson deuces for a while.
Gonna run tcase brakes I assume?
YOUNG
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C103 axles are still the best way to go in my opinion. They are lighter than a 2.5 Rockwell, require no truss and you can run the Ouverson stuff (aluminum 2.5 ton hubs or the super 8 kit) in them plus they aren't a top loader style. Hands down these axles with those mods are the lightest and strongest axles (knuckles included) that you can run. If I was going to build another buggy this would be the only way I would go.
Just my opinion!
Just my opinion!
ridered3 said:
I just tried to read some threads on Pirate 4x4. I made it about 3 minutes before I'd had enough.
They were trashing some poor guys build thread, telling him all his welds were garbage with no penetration and full of defects because he didn't grind the mill scale off his tubing. Seems everyone is an angry expert there. Hardline is where it's at.
Bronco Buster
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j-mox said:
I think he sold it with his Toyota Truggy
patooyee
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MJP said:
Do you ever watch mudslingers? There was a nasty mud truck with like 100 foot tall tires on it that was using those axles last week. It was a badass truck, even from the POV of someone who HATES mud. It wasn't your typical red neck POS with 3' tall lift blocks. It had decent fab, well-designed suspension, SCS t-case, etc.
On the polar opposite, there was another truck on there with a similar tire size that was running stock rear springs with, LITERALLY, 3' tall blocks!!!! LOL!
