Alabama thread!

100$ With no slider adapter

 

I also have a stock set of leaf springs for anybody, could use em for a trailer or something.
50$

 

48"?

 

Yep

 

Cali raised pods are spoken for

 

You don’t have a price listed for the table saw, how much?

 

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Here is my death trap. I had been looking for a vintage single seat cart to tear it up in. They are all crazy expensive around here. I went to way out in albertville or somewhere and got a kenbar streaker 365 and a minibike for 35 bucks. Wasnt expecting much cart was absolute crap. Bike however was a 2018 frame. So i built it.

predator 212 stage 1, have billet rod, 18 pound valve springs, still have governor in it, torque converter, and red cool looking ignition wire ha currently playing with a charge system.. 54mph though

 

Here is the cart in all its glory and the minibike screen shot from letgo. HAH

 

Also have an OEM CV in great shape.

100$

 

Went ahead and shaved off a little bit of the table to make it a perfect fit for the fold down.
Mocked up the drivetrain off the truck. Almost assembled everything.

diff is off at ECGS and more parts on the way from Toyota.
Ordering hubs on Thursday and probably a prefabbed crossmember from rock solid toys. Then only thing left will be to order the oils for everything!

 

Not my thing, but cut some aluminum for a man today and he bent it into a hood scoop. I did cuts he did bends lol.

 

hood scoop...

dear lord.

 

kinda, it does cover an engine.

 

doesnt look as bad rear engine. I was thinking front.

 

the cost difference between this and him buying one online is like $250.

His work gave him the aluminum sheet.

 

Does anyone do any kayaking in central al?

 

Here's my new mods from this weekend.

Oil Catch Can

ABS Kill Switch

 

We went to iron city last weekend. Had about 40 people total

 

I added prices to the stuff

 

nice

I did buck creek to hwy 52 the other afternoon after work. Going to go all out when it cools a bit and go from helena to cahaba river park ~21 miles. Wanting to get a smaller one in the future.