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twiztedzuki 10-17-2010 05:24 PM

Jimmy Smith Motorsports buggy build
 
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Got my chassis last weekend, waitn on parts. here few pics
engine sbc 383 stroker roller motor with scat rotating assembly on propane
tranny is th350 with tci 3800 stall,rev manual valve body
adam woodlee figure 8 clocking ring on 205 case with modifyd rails twinstickd
60 and 14bolt axles
fotyfo boggers

Redriverranger 10-17-2010 07:31 PM

That's cool. It's a spiderweb of tube. Nice chassis. Big jump up from the sami.

twiztedzuki 10-17-2010 07:38 PM

got me sumthing to bounce over rocks like you! :beers:

yellowjacket 10-17-2010 07:48 PM

suweeeet! keep them pics postin!

twiztedzuki 10-18-2010 11:14 AM

Here is video of Jimmy's personal buggy. quite a few videos on his work on youtube.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfimAMs5r1s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzsp8n0epSI

yellowjacket 10-18-2010 11:22 AM

you can always tell which rigs are his build, thats for sure. down in dayton, wes kean showed up with one on 44 tsl's at the werock. sure looked like a fish out of water compared to all the other comp rigs. but he ended up spanking them all, took 1st.

twiztedzuki 10-18-2010 11:30 AM

Yeah wes's single seater looks good. watched sum vids from Dayton, wes making it up sum bonus lines. I would have liked to see his buggy on 44s compared to other comp rigs! Probly had twice the wheelbase to compared to others!

94Dodge Truggy 10-18-2010 03:50 PM

Looks fast and intimidating just sitting there! pics almost 5 years old?

twiztedzuki 10-18-2010 03:54 PM

thanks, no didnt reset dates on camera. Picked up in Chattanooga, Tn last weekend

94Dodge Truggy 10-18-2010 03:58 PM

when you think the rig's completion date will be? Hopefully not 3 years like some on this site! I forget about em after a few months or so! Get er done!!! :beers:

mckeddie 10-18-2010 04:45 PM

jimmys chassis are definitely unique, i love the way the 2 seaters look, i've never been a fan of his single seater though. can't wait to see how this turns out for you. i've always wondered what the visibility was like out of the front of these?

twiztedzuki 10-18-2010 07:06 PM

hope have it done in spring. I got propane mixer and tank mounts today, but waiting on tabs from A&A manufacturing to mount stuff. Jimmys buggys have pretty much same lines from single to 4 seater, he does topnotch work. He had 4 seater on 49's with a 43sumthing roller motor in it on rockwells when i picked up my chassis, not big on 49 iroks but it was badass!!

mckeddie 10-18-2010 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by twiztedzuki (Post 42837)
..... Jimmys buggys have pretty much same lines from single to 4 seater, he does topnotch work. ....!

that's exactly why i've never been a fan of his 2 seaters, they just look funny to me, because they look like a 2 seater cut down the center, they are just too narrow imo. i've always loved his 2 seaters. pinky is really his only single seater i've liked. his rear engined personal buggy is my favorite of all of them i've seen.

BIGRAM 10-19-2010 10:51 AM

That's going to be a nice looking rig. It's beautiful weather down here for camping, so you better come down while it is nice and before you get too tied up in the build.

twiztedzuki 10-19-2010 08:33 PM

talked to Steve the other day bout wheelin, think halloween weekend be down. u get tcase in truck? I got alot of work to do but parts keep coming so hopefully b4 summer hav buggy done

underpowered 10-19-2010 09:13 PM

that thing looks wicked

BIGRAM 10-19-2010 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by twiztedzuki (Post 42879)
talked to Steve the other day bout wheelin, think halloween weekend be down. u get tcase in truck? I got alot of work to do but parts keep coming so hopefully b4 summer hav buggy done

I'll be sure to have it rapped up. It's been a while since I have been out

Keep me posted.

humpy 10-20-2010 02:24 PM

good looking ride....:beers: :beers:

Haddix505 10-20-2010 06:24 PM

buggy
 
Yea that's one bad ass looking buggy.

twiztedzuki 10-20-2010 06:49 PM

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Thanks guys appreciate the complements! got radiator mounted and propane tank and 425 mixer that all today. got regulator to mount and got orbital today. here few pics

BIGRAM 10-21-2010 09:07 PM

I don't know anything about 'pane. How long will that bottle push that beast?

blazerbrad 10-22-2010 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by BIGRAM (Post 42967)
I don't know anything about 'pane. How long will that bottle push that beast?

Was thinking the same thing, though I seem to see a lot of buggies on the 'net with a single tank. A friend carries 3 tanks on his trail rig and typically goes through a full tank and has to switch over to the second tank on a trail day.

twiztedzuki 10-22-2010 09:26 AM

good question! I got one spare, and a thirsty 500hp small block! I guess hav to wait and see

Nuts 10-22-2010 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by twiztedzuki (Post 42975)
good question! I got one spare, and a thirsty 500hp small block! I guess hav to wait and see

You'll need more than 1 spare, my 190ish HP V6 uses atleast 1 tank in a day of wheel'n. I have 4 that I bring for a full weekend, and I might know where 1 or 2 more are for a small price if you need some...

jwend 10-22-2010 05:59 PM

Depends on how you wheel it, a good 8hr day is average, sometime less. But for sure get a few tanks, it will suck down pane the first few times you wheel it, pane set ups are self adjusting. The first run i had mine on it sucked down two tanks in probly 6 hours. Now I can flogg it 8 to ten hours and still have fuel in tank when i swap them.
I also may have a tank or few for sale i think i have ten total and use 4 or 5 of them


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