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Mr. Beefy's "not quite yet U4 buggy" build

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Alright fine, I'll make a new build thread :finger: :sonicjay:

Bought a MandM offroad chassis from PJ, super good dude to deal with and super nice. HIGHLY recommend. http://mandmfab.com/id68.html
This is chassis #20

Order placed on Monday 11-5 at about noon..

Got this on 11-6.

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#2,531 ·
I know people with them, but I don't. I got the 270-222 Jaz tank. I think I'll just modify the top and then go with an internal since the pump I got with do either. What did you do for the electrical bulk head fitting?

Only reason I flopped so easy on the internal vs external is because I ran a internal on my Ranger with no issues, and since I already have to mod the tank, why not just add an extra hole or 2 to make it internal
 
#2,537 ·
Yes, I meant rail, my rail just happened to come attached to a new intake too lol. For some reason I had in my mind you could regulate at the filter (such as a vette filter) with no return but that is incorrect.
 
#2,552 ·
Apparently. Ran good Friday for a very short test/tune.

Ran good for one rbor race. Then during the second race I suspect it spun a bearing. Metal in the oil and knocks. No smoke and still runs decent when it wants to.

His extended warranty company stepped in and is taking care of it.

Metrofab built buggy will back in action by next race :thumb:.
 
#2,557 ·
If you got it out throw some 4.8 flat top pistons in there while you have it apart for some cheap power! (I have the part #'s if you want) I also have quite a few oem parts like cam, lifters, trays, etc if you need them. I kind of started hoarding LS parts haha

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#2,565 ·
John, you're giving me too much credit, I just bent some tube and welded stuff together, you and your platform, along with beefys ideas made the buggy what it is.

Jason, thanks for posting the pictures, I appreciate it! I should get tapatalk lol.

The buggy still have a few things to sort out, it's basically a new build, and there are still things left to be finished, like the dash, some wiring, and interior stuff, but that's getting back burnered till I free up again or have time to pick off some of the small stuff. I currently have a jeep I need to get finished!