DIRTNAP4U, heres the pics.....
02-25-2006, 06:44 AM
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DIRTNAP4U, heres the pics.....
heres the pics of the 3 engines, hope they suit your need, and more. if you could get pics for me as well i would be greatful.
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RE: DIRTNAP4U, heres the pics.....
hows that p3 for power? almost bought one the other day but wasnt sure if i should. bought a cheapo STS .28 instead cause it looked nice and was only 109 bucks.
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RE: DIRTNAP4U, heres the pics.....
I have a double wheel version that i just finished, after i get it mounted to my new truck within the next week i will take pics and post it.
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RE: DIRTNAP4U, heres the pics.....
Dude that wheelie bar is insane! The only bad thing i can see from it is if you launch hard then the shocks will bounce back sending you back on all fours but appart from that its a real nice design. Let us know how it work out for you...
03-02-2006, 03:23 PM
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RE: DIRTNAP4U, heres the pics.....
you actually have to hit it pretty hard to bounce you back cause i have really hard springs on it. they are functional, but more for looks. the truck its on has a locker rearend, so the only problem it really has is when it hits it tends to pull hard on one tire instead of letting the wheel slip. i think with my dual wheel setup it will help stop this. it definateley helps alot as far as coming all the way over backwards. Ill let ya'll know how the dual wheel setup works to fix this. Soon i will be fabricating them with aluminum, instead of the plastic i am currently using, which will also bring cost of manufacture down.
