Alabama thread!

Unless the Army changes something, I'll be around for a while. Haha. Nothing major planned in the next couple years.

 

we will keep a running list going lol, here's the things I have in mind for you...

notch pinch weld for sliders
modify front reservoir brackets for clearance
weld plates on CMC
modify CB antenna mount

I'm sure more is to come...

 

I like work. Keep it coming. All that lumped in to one day, I could give you a good deal.

The TW discount of +20%

 

now you're talking.

 

I take that back. Its the Scotty discount, and its +30%.

 

no sir, I'm only willing to pay an upcharge of +20%, and that requires free rum from a neighbor too.

 

No promises on the rum, but it could happen again. Lol. Never thought you'd get a free bottle of rum by coming over and getting a crooked tire carrier made, did ya?

 

lmao it was extremely random.

if we set aside a day in the spring for all this I'd let you fix the carrier since it bothers you so much.

 

It bothers the hell out of me. Gonna replace that ugly ass bottom plate too with something better as well.

 

still lighter than a D60 front! RCV guarantees 40" tires.

the hd kit is generic coilovers, most all LT kits are generic coilovers. technically our OEM coilover replacements are generic except the fancy cap they put on to screw the 3 bolts in.

a fully freshened up D60 with all the fixings to go along with the swap will get close to a 10k setup once you have it installed as well from what I've read on builds, and that's doing it yourself.

 

most LT kits come with that little black cap to bolt coilovers into our buckets on top

 

Thanks for the kind words. I'm excited to see them on your truck!

 

Solid Axles are awesome and for sure stronger, but I love these competition KOH buggies, i'd chose one of these over a rock bouncer.

 

what, you can clearly see the RCV axles on this buggy, look at the orange area. I believe all our 4wd, IFS is somewhat new in KoH, from what i've read it's always been a solid axle.

 

damn it, i see what you did there. when you said not 4wd i assumed you meant 2wd.

less to break is my assumptions on why it's AWD, plus their steering is light I would assume turn with fingers if you wanted even if they're spooled in the front.

 

Where are yall watching KOH? I've seen clips but I'd like to watch some of the events.

 

https://ultra4racing.com/live#

 

Thanks!

 

Fun fact. All of the race maps for KoH are produced by a one man shop out of Huntsville.

 

That's awesome.

So who wants to build a KOH truck with me from scratch for 2025? Lol