Recent content by musselman

First buggy ride

I got mine from a plant maintainance company. He said they use it in evelator shafts. Mines a inch thick and has taken a beating. I thought the edges would splinter up and cause it to crack but hasn't yet. What I have only comes in white and impregnated with some kind of oil. Stays slick as...

Yep just like the title says needing a dodge np205

I have a 345 intake to oil pan ran great when pulled.

Did the same thing!! I had a set cryo complete waste of money. Put the case together last year for RDB I made to the rock ledge and striped and split the case. I was a believer in the 300 till my buggy ate 3 of them in less than 4 months. I put a atlas in place and love it. Was a very tight...

Do not run a deeper pan ask me how I know!!!!! Went though 3 transmission before I put the stock pan back on now I run it 2qt over and have a catch can for when it pukes.

Just a heads up the JSU Gamecocks are having their home coming Saturday at 11:00. So pretty much from Winn Dixie to 204 will be shut down.

Nice buggy!!!! When did y'all do the photo shot at Choccolocco ???

Seals are blown in the cylinder. Put a new ram on it. To fix from lock to lock you will need a larger displacement orbital.

Re: Re: parts Kind of odd that's where I grew up at!!! What are the chances of someone throwing a random zip code out there and it being your home town???

I agree with John they did a good job on that hill not only was he keeping the sides clear but also warning the folks walking across the back side. Kinda be nice to have folks like that at all the big events especially with all the younger kids running wild.

Yep that helped!

Still confused on what it will cost!! Lets say I get my happy ass up early Saturday morning and head to gray rock with my buggy and I have a passenger with me we are coming to watch the srrs what can I expect to pay to get me, my buggy and passenger in????

I would also love to know the t- case and axle ratio on these rigs!!! It helps other folks decide on what's right for their build!