Search results for query: *

I'm his biggest fan. My top 3 are Batman, Richie Brothers, and the White Power Buggy

John wasn't far off!

What year is it!?! Long time coming!

7” of lift with 35s? Let’s see pics.

Do You Know 00BIRMINGHAMTJ?

It was a friend of mines. He sold it. Said it was still perfect when he sold it, but the heaviest thing he ever moved was probably a kitchen table.

That the $130ish kit? Should be good.

If it's going to see a lot of action, get real linex

Piper actually does trannys on a regular basis. He can help you out. On a side note, my iPhone autocorrects trannys to granny's. Which is also applicable to piper.

I put 50,000+ miles on Trail Ready beadlocks and 37s on the road under my solid axle Tacoma.

One will sit in the others lap.

What year truck? Turning the wheels did it with my leaf spring 7.3 and my cool spring 6.7.

Dimple dies add strength. Keep flat metal from bending as easy. Looking good, Ben. Come down to Alabama and I'll copilot.

:popcorn:

Folks use them in RZR's. They work.

Looks sick. Keep up the good work!

Re: walker buggy by angryfab Like I said, I can't get search to show the thread anymore. No clue why. It was one from the same builder that screwed up GubNi's buggy. The buggy was called The Walker Buggy. I assumed that was the buggy the first post was referring to, but I was wrong...

Re: walker buggy by angryfab The other day, I searched and found the shitshow thread about the original walker buggy that JohnG had cleaned up. Searched for it today and it doesn't come up.

My top link was to the top of the chunk, and the frame side bracket was boxed onto the inside of the framerail, not under it. But still had some angle in it. It ran 100+ multiple times like that on 37's and beadlocks. Could steer with your knee.

Mine peeled the factory frame open like a can opener. Oops.