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your number are good,, been running 1 7/8ths lowers for 7 years,, and not one failure

i think the gear sets in the 6's are pretty pricey compared to like a 513 or 538's If i remember correctly there was a brand new replace a case from stak on pirate just a few days ago

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I have the B&M bandit pro fricken awesome shifter, been in my buggy for over 6 years and still on the original cable. everyone thats driven my buggy ends up putting one in their own. very easy to mod, as its on billy vista's shifter mod on pirate. I can slam neutral by simply pulling the trigger...

I like novak adapters,, ive used one behind the th350 and was on 7/8 of an inch and it has the seal built into it so no messy silicone to seal it up. when i did my th400 swap i used novak again,, came with seal built in and all hardware, both adapters have been beaten on for about 3 years each...

id run a th350 with a manual valve body over stick anytime. I find i have way more control with an auto when rock crawling. a decent built th350 will last a good long time with a cooler,, and find the th400 i put in over my th350 2 years ago runs quite a bit warmer. if i didnt run 46 inch tires...

sounds good :) I have some mods im going to be doing soon (end of oct), so hope to be back up and running in mid december

46 inch claws ftw

thanks for the concern guys, everything worked out for the best. i hope that another run can be organized before the end of the year, or before the snow flies as it seems i have missed the last two outings with our us friends.

Hope ya all had fun! Sorry I couldn't stay Saturday, but had a family emergence I had to attend too I look forward to the next time though

so who is actually coming up for this? we are wheelin and trail clearing today as well, trying to make some bonus loops for when the trail is busy so your not held up :cheer:

doooo it, if ya like some harder trails with no regard for body damage, then this run is for you

johnny and i just cut a new line off mustard tiger which should be entertaining :D hopefully will have another line cut in by that weekend.:cheer:

washington, oregon, california, lots in bc canada, mexico east coast, and australia east coast.

all the above, for me it's about the whole experiance of just getting out and having fun.

simply,yes find they work very well with out the noise of coils and the unloading of air shocks, and haven't touched them since i installed and charged them. 2 thumbs up from me

I have a set of st16's on my buggy and love them, I have run them at koh (80mph)at speed to running local trails and frs roads. I have never ran anything else as I am fairly new to the sport, but do wheel every weekend. there in my avatar

There is a lot of info on pinouts on the web, alot of hot rod websites have them and wiring diagrams. just take your time and do one section at a time. have everything labeled when you start and mark out the ones you want to remove and start from there. lt1swap.com did my ls1 ecm and worked...

lt1swap.com brandon is the guys name, did my computer for 75 bucks shipped. He may also do harnesses now, but they aren't too hard to do your self if you have the wiring diagram and the pin outs for the ecm