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Buggy build "Indecision"

Buggy's sounding good! I got to pull my transmission after doing my dyno tuning with lane as well. Guess he unlocks enough woopow to tear other stuff up.
 
I've been driving the hell out of this thing. It's ****ing awesome. I raised the ride height 1.5'. I was bottoming out the top 4 link mounts against the chassis on hard bumps. The room for bumps looks much more promising now. Belly height is now at 22". Still stable and rides awesome. Luckily I live on a small farm in East Tennessee where I have plenty of woods around that are pretty damn steep. Lots of playroom for pre shakedown without having to load and haul it somewhere. Love it more every time I drive it.
 
I started on my belly pan and worked on it til midnight Wednesday night. I got 4 of the 8 mounts done and the metal that will be under the uhmw.

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And just because it looked cool

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Broke it.

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Fixed it. New chromoly inners, warrantied outter, Yukon super joints, small brake upgrade, and solid axle ind inner c's. All new bearings, bushings and kingpins. Should be good til the ring and pinion stop loving life.
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The brake upgrade is brackets that take it back down to 1/2-3/4 ton brakes. Supposed to shave 40 something pounds off and give a better pedal. I also didn't have to grind anything to fit my 15" wheels. Brad (cushman eagle rider) said it makes a huge difference in stopping power and brake pedal feel. I figured since I was already there why not my brakes sucked anyway
 
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