ROD MILLEN

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ROD MILLEN IS ON RIDES (TLC) RIGHT NOW

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[Jerry Zaiden]

That is funny. Back in the early 90's when I use to wrench and fab I built Jason's rally can when I worked for Rod.
Now Jason has a TV show...lol Cool show!

[racer951]

On again...12am tlc. some wide open baja stuff on there.

[racer951]

Anyone see that seat rhys millen has as his office chair? A sparco seat raised with wheels, spretty cool.

[zjohnson]

Those shocks that he has on the hummer are sweet. When are we gonna see those in off road racing?
Only drawback is the $$$$.

[racer951]

too computerized...but great innovation.

[zjohnson]

"too computerized...but great innovation"

Its the same amount of computer control as used in fuel injection computers, such as Motec or PiResearch engine computers. So once again, who is gonna pony up the dough first?

[racer951]

yeah 2500/gallon. The 4 inch bypasses take 2 gallons of shock oil. 40 grand in shock oil with bypass and coilovers? lol

[zjohnson]

Yeah, thats a lot of money . . . But with those shocks you could go with a single coilover per corner, leaving you with $20 grand in shock lube. Not to much when you consider some of the vehicles racing out in the desert today. Of course its not gonna show up on anything outside of a 1 car or a TT. But when you think of the money some people are spending to go fast in the desert, $40 grand extra isn't that much.

[Bryan_D]

That stuff was amazing.
Hey did any of you catch the show before that. It was Troy Trepanier and he built a mustang for ebay. His guys in his shop were between 20-30. He had some amazing welds that he did for that thing.