diffdude wrote:My wife wanted to buy a Yamaha rhino to take camping, I told her could build her something cooler. So here's what I have so far. The rear trailing arm are porsche 944 ther 75mm wider than stock vw with 4 piston brembo brakes. I turned the front 944 hubs to take linkpin bearings and made some caliper brackets.
Interesting buggy project
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Pine
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Interesting buggy project
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Warren G
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Re: Interesting buggy project
That thing is going to rock 
P.S cool doll house
P.S cool doll house
It's not how fast you get there it's how you look when you arrive.
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Re: Interesting buggy project
Pine send me the link pls
Adapterplates Available for Rotary in Beetle and others aswell
And Special Boxes built for Rotary Conversions and Scubies
Pierre
082 600 8663
CLick on Banner Below to be routed to the Web site
And Special Boxes built for Rotary Conversions and Scubies
Pierre
082 600 8663
CLick on Banner Below to be routed to the Web site
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'72
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Re: Interesting buggy project
Makes me wonder how high you could really lift a beetle or bug for a serious offroad toy... Not expecting monster jeep performance but still makes me wonder..