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UHMW for sliding surfaces

a poorly lit picture from this weekend

Can a poll be modified by the original poster? I tried but didn't see where it could be done.

The detailed feedback is great. Thank you.

I noticed that there are no votes for there being an actual store. Is an actual brick 'n' mortar establishment, where you can view and feel the product, discuss the application, hang out, etc not that important in the scheme of things? just asking cuz I've always appreciated the ability to see...

okay. now we're getting somewhere. the input that has been provided is great. more is welcome. Gracias

Thank you. Keep the votes coming

Crazy Dave and White Trash, did you vote? I'd really like to see where this goes. Thank you in advance. Terry

Sorry, first time doing this.

Your input would be greatly appreciated :awesomework: Please select the most important factor that influences your choice when evaluating a retail establishment from which to buy product(s) for your 'off-road" vehicle.

Looks like Symon's rig flexes QUITE well...

I was gonna say, when I had the buggy on rough flat trail sections at higher speeds, the ride was definitely firm.

When set properly air shocks can provide a very predictable, neutral feel while offering exceptional flex when matched with proper suspension geometry. In some cases a sway-bar can substantially improve the roll tendencies. Is that approximately correct Mark? Anywho, I like the airshocks on...

Just wanted to thank Keith again for finding some time for a few little 'fab' items on my buggy. One call to Keith (per Bunk's recommendation) about a week ago and I was able to bring the buggy over to BNS today (a Sunday morning of all days/times) for a perfect pillow block mount and heavy duty...

How long does the food have to be in your "cooker" to be hot instead of just warm?

One can get "butthurt" (as they say) when one first starts posting in these forums (depending on the content of the post) but from what I've learned, any input (whether tactful or not) from Binder, Mauler, Bunk, Money and others is worth noting in the back of your mind. Most of the time, their...

I believe my D44(pass drop) LP is out of a Chevy from the late 70's. I'm running chromalloy u-joint axles with Warn locking hubs Or are you suggesting I carry out modifications to make them work? Or are you talking about the front axle in the buggy? '78 Ford Bronco HP44(chromalloy u-joint...

yeah, yeah... keep that up and I'll add a few flip-down monitors as well and fill my storage box with amps and subs :fawkdancesmiley:

All in due time. I've only had the buggy out a few times. I'd like to enjoy it for a while before doing anything major. Nonetheless, I'm keepin an eye open for Ford 60...have to see what kind of money comes my way over the holidays, tax return, holiday/sick time pay out, etc...

actually so do I but I figured a decent head-unit would be nice for when I'm going slow enough that the various worn-out stuff isn't clanking and banging (as much)