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Are you wanting a bouncer or trail rider? what's your plans for motor axles all that stuff.
 
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I just bought a PCR chassis I need to go get in Atlanta, after looking at all kinds of different chassis for me it was a clear choice. I also got with Lee on a few extra parts that he makes for his buggys.
 
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I just bought a PCR chassis I need to go get in Atlanta, after looking at all kinds of different chassis for me it was a clear choice. I also got with Lee on a few extra parts that he makes for his buggys.

I just got a PCR chassis also. It is sitting up at Wizzo's
Will need posts/build threads on both of these units!
 
Everything is on hold till KOH is over. Except for trying to put the 4400 car back together and build a new 4600 car.
 
Is Jimmy Smith still building frames, or need some Chassis builders in Ga, Al, or Tn.
Depends on what you want. IMO Partially Committed Racing (PCR) is the best trail rig/ U4 capable chassis platform on the market at this time. It's got plenty of room for activities.

Their chassis is CNC bent/ notched. So the fitment is nice.

I've got 3 PCR roller projects now including @extremetownie I'll try and share some pictures as we progress further. I'll do a build thread on mine hopefully starting in 2023.

If you're looking for full on rock racer, you want to look at reject fab. Their racers records speak for themselves.

Obviously other great options in the south east. It would be more helpful to share what style of rig you prefer and want to build.
 

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Depends on what you want. IMO Partially Committed Racing (PCR) is the best trail rig/ U4 capable chassis platform on the market at this time. It's got plenty of room for activities.

Their chassis is CNC bent/ notched. So the fitment is nice.

I've got 3 PCR roller projects now including @extremetownie I'll try and share some pictures as we progress further. I'll do a build thread on mine hopefully starting in 2023.

If you're looking for full on rock racer, you want to look at reject fab. Their racers records speak for themselves.

Obviously other great options in the south east. It would be more helpful to share what style of rig you prefer and want to build.
Sounds like you have your hands full on upcoming projects and build threads :dblthumb:
 
If you're looking for full on rock racer, you want to look at reject fab. Their racers records speak for themselves.

I spent a fair bit of time looking at a couple of them last weekend.
Tons of things to like.
 
Does reject have any 2 seat chassis out there? I think all the ones I’ve seen are single seaters.
 
Does reject have any 2 seat chassis out there? I think all the ones I’ve seen are single seaters.
They do but not really popular.

You still making chassies / rigs ? Uncle ***o is one of my fav rigs around the SE.
 
Any do a weld up yourself chassis ? Like a chassis in a box ?
 
They do but not really popular.

You still making chassies / rigs ? Uncle ***o is one of my fav rigs around the SE.

Reject is killing it in the race cars, would like to see their take on a trail version.

No I’m not building anymore. I may do another one in the future at some point but just don’t have the time like I used to.
 
IMO, your better off getting a fully welded out chassis. It also protects the chassis company.
I’m pretty confident I can assemble it and my cousin will weld it out. He works for a industrial fab shop and is their head welder.
 
Depends on what you want. IMO Partially Committed Racing (PCR) is the best trail rig/ U4 capable chassis platform on the market at this time. It's got plenty of room for activities.

Their chassis is CNC bent/ notched. So the fitment is nice.

I've got 3 PCR roller projects now including @extremetownie I'll try and share some pictures as we progress further. I'll do a build thread on mine hopefully starting in 2023.

If you're looking for full on rock racer, you want to look at reject fab. Their racers records speak for themselves.

Obviously other great options in the south east. It would be more helpful to share what style of rig you prefer and want to build.
Thank you for the feedback! Definitely going to be a trial/ light hill climbing right now.
 
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