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January 21st, 2008, 05:08
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Loyal
My slow build
Here are some pics of what I am building. It's a Morphic Industries buggy with my own twist on things. It will have a built LS2, Albins trans, and other new ideas that we think of as we go along.
I am not going to paint the frame just the aluminum panels. Duane Dixon is fitting the aluminum and he is one of the best that I know of. For the rest I have a great network of friends for the rest of the help.
I also get some help from Chuck at DuneBuggy.com he is a great guy and helps quite a bit. Not to mention Bryce, Tom Yancer (Tom Yancer Race Cars)www.tyrc.com as well as many others who lend a helping hand.
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January 21st, 2008 05:08
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Loyal
Re: My buggy updates
Here are some more pics of my Morphic dual sport. I'm sure the heat will get to me over the summer since I don't have a/c in my garage.
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Elite
Re: My slow build
Very Nice... The bottle bracket in the 7th picture... do you mind saying where it is from?
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Loyal
Re: My slow build
That is a power tank and thier bracket. I have some air jacks from SAW that I will be putting on the car as well. I also plan on having 2 air chucks on the car for tires and other things that require air.
I know that Co2 expands vs. nitrogen but this is only to get me back to camp. I'd rather have to much than not enough, since I like to carry as much as necessary on the car for those just in case things that happen out in the middle of nowhere.
Greg
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Elite
Re: My slow build
Looks great!
Did you fab the sway-bar arm? If so...where did you get the Female spline collar?
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Loyal
Re: My slow build
The sway bar and arms are from Geiser Bros. Rick made them for me since that is what Morphic uses on their cars anyways but a lot cheaper going direct. If you are looking for the inserts I'd give Rick a call. He is a really nice guy and easy to talk to.