54" LS2 JK Buggy Build

KPatterson · Nov 2, 2015

Ready to be picked up as a roller

redneckengineered · Nov 2, 2015

Are you doing the wiring and plumbing yourself? Looks great man.

KPatterson · Nov 2, 2015

redneckengineered said:
Are you doing the wiring and plumbing yourself? Looks great man.

Yes

slravenel · Nov 2, 2015

KPatterson said:
Yes

Wanna help do mine?

KPatterson · Nov 5, 2015

slravenel said:
Wanna help do mine?

Not really :rolf:

KPatterson · Nov 5, 2015

The JK buggy is back home

Jason absolutely knocked it out of the freaking park. He stayed true to his word and completely busted his ass. We worked well together and somehow I managed to keep up with sending him parts as requested. We checked for clearance and anything binding. Jason you are the man! Thanks for building me a badass rig!

Mortalis5509 · Nov 5, 2015

Re:

Looks awesome

mdo817 · Nov 5, 2015

Is it done yet? LOL Turned out very nice.

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crawler nut · Nov 5, 2015

Looks killer Kerry. Cant wait for him to get mine going. :dblthumb:

KPatterson · Nov 9, 2015

crawler nut said:
Looks killer Kerry. Cant wait for him to get mine going.

Thanks, you wont regret it

KPatterson · Jan 1, 2016

Time lapse of the buggy getting torn down for powdercoat

KPatterson · Feb 6, 2016

Chassis got stripped down, prepped, primed and painted. Its now a roller again.

redneckengineered · Feb 7, 2016

Awesome man. You're really taking your time and doing this right. Looks like it's paying off for you.

KPatterson · Feb 16, 2016

redneckengineered said:
Awesome man. You're really taking your time and doing this right. Looks like it's paying off for you.

Thanks, cant wait to fire it up for the first time.
Got the fuel cell, cooler/tool bag holder back in. LS2, Turbo400 and atlas are back in. Radiator back in with coolant lines plumbed. (going to use v band clamps) Street tires mounted.

j.mcconnell · Feb 17, 2016

Is this the owner in normal driving position? I ask because the pedals look high and close

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kushKrawlin · Feb 17, 2016

Man I bet your so glad you went with Jason to build this! I think I remember that you had first planned on using someone else? I may be wrong. But dam you made the for sure right choice. That ***** is badass. IMO Jason is one of best. As in one of the best out of ALL the big names, and no names. His **** always is top notch. Well done Jason. And well done buying the parts Kerry. Ha. Kiddin. congrats man. **** is so nice. Hell make a DD out of it! It's to purty!

KPatterson · Feb 17, 2016

j.mcconnell said:
Is this the owner in normal driving position? I ask because the pedals look high and close

I don't believe the seats were mounted at that point. Pedal height seems perfect. I`m 5 9 and comfortably in the there. Any taller, it would get a bit cramped.

KPatterson · Feb 17, 2016

kushKrawlin said:
Man I bet your so glad you went with Jason to build this! I think I remember that you had first planned on using someone else? I may be wrong. But dam you made the for sure right choice. That ***** is badass. IMO Jason is one of best. As in one of the best out of ALL the big names, and no names. His **** always is top notch. Well done Jason. And well done buying the parts Kerry. Ha. Kiddin. congrats man. **** is so nice. Hell make a DD out of it! It's to purty!

Yes, I had a deposit in with a big name builder. Also spoke with a bunch of other well known builder. Originally I was going to build more of a bouncer, longer wheelbase, no skins.. and so forth. Once I decided to go a different route Jason and I spoke back and forth. Once we were both happy with the chassis design in Bend Tech, we set a date for me to drop off my parts which was March 28th of last year. Couldn't be happier with his work. :smoke: