baldduck74
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Why, I could never consider powder coat, spray or a brush, for me. Build looks awesome though
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Help Support Hardline Crawlers :
Throwing in the towel - my MarsFab buggy build
- Thread starter untchabl
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untchabl
On the Rocks
Little bit of progress. Drivetrain is back in the chassis, just need to replace the oil pan gasket but that will be easier now that it's mounted in the chassis. Rear axle is in and rear brake lines are on.
Rear axle complete minus the calipers, caliper brackets, rotors and spacers was 172 pounds.
Rear axle complete minus the calipers, caliper brackets, rotors and spacers was 172 pounds.
untchabl
On the Rocks
Few more steps closer. Front axle is in, plumbing is 90% complete, exhaust is wrapped and installed, trans and steering coolers are mounted. Hopefully get the air shocks rebuilt this week and it will almost be a roller. Waiting on the long side inner shaft from RCV and I'll have every part in hand to make it a roller.
ridered3
Not Rigless
Looking good!
51Jeepwillys
Well-Known Member
Looking good. You may have mentioned it but i cant find it. What brake line stuff are you using?
untchabl
On the Rocks
It's Ni-Copp stuff for the hardlines and I think Russell for the braided hoses. MarsFab got alot of the plumbing parts.
ridered3
Not Rigless
Got any updates?
untchabl
On the Rocks
Got the air shocks rebuilt and installed, the rear is back to a roller. I got the knuckles shimmed, bearings packed and the long side RCV shaft finally came in. Need to clearance inside the knuckle balls for the birfs then I'll put the shafts in and install the knuckles and it will be a complete roller.
Radiator is in and now all the plumbing is hooked up. Dropped off the flanges and long travel slip to get the rear driveshaft made. It's coming along, won't be long now until it's ready for wiring and vinyl wrap on the panels.
Radiator is in and now all the plumbing is hooked up. Dropped off the flanges and long travel slip to get the rear driveshaft made. It's coming along, won't be long now until it's ready for wiring and vinyl wrap on the panels.
Beerj
Sonzabitches!
Good deal. Doing anything cool with the wrap or just a solid color? I've considered it but kinda want to do it myself since A; I'm cheap and 2; I can fix it if/when it gets boogerd up
untchabl
On the Rocks
Just a solid color on the wrap and I'm doing it myself. Figure a solid color would be easier to do myself since I've never done it before. 1 and 2 both apply to me as well.
untchabl
On the Rocks
Plumbing is done, air shocks are rebuilt and installed. Front and intermediate driveshafts are installed and picking up my rear driveshaft from Oliver's tomorrow. Knuckles rebuilt and installed, RCV's are in.
And best news of all, it's a roller. Even rolled it outside to get a good look at it.
And best news of all, it's a roller. Even rolled it outside to get a good look at it.
ridered3
Not Rigless
Gotta feel nice for it to get some fresh air!
jeeptj99
Well-Known Member
Are you worried about this fan/cooler getting hit at all? Or clogged with mud?
untchabl
On the Rocks
Hopefully it won't, it's a bit more out of the way than it looks in the picture. Plus the rear side panel should protect it some as well.
jeeptj99
Well-Known Member
ah. the angle of the dangle makes it look rough right there.
ridered3
Not Rigless
Got any updates?
untchabl
On the Rocks
Still slowly making some progress. Going to start adding fluids to everything this weekend. The vinyl for my panels came in this week. And the biggest hurdle left is the wiring but I've had some help and got part of it done. It's gonna get done eventually, believe me I'm dying to get it out on the trails.
jeeptj99
Well-Known Member
How much wiring does a 22r have lmao i think mine has like 3 wires to make it run and the rest is optional.
ridered3
Not Rigless
untchabl
On the Rocks
I've got a Suzuki 2.0 in this buggy, not a 22R.
