Haven't posted for years here, but we went to Sand Hollow during the Off Road Games and ran around in the new buggy. I didn't do a lot of crawling, but we hit the sand hill climb near John's Trail and gave it a go. Went pretty well. Dad Filmed. Last video is a short of my wife squealing with glee from inside the rig as we shoot the far right line. A stock LS2, three-speed Hero in mid-range and 46" Mickeys on 20x12 beadlocks is a pretty good combo for duning.
Trip Report Sand Hollow During Offroad Games
- Thread starter CSR
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Haven't posted for years here, but we went to Sand Hollow during the Off Road Games and ran around in the new buggy. I didn't do a lot of crawling, but we hit the sand hill climb near John's Trail and gave it a go. Went pretty well. Dad Filmed. Last video is a short of my wife squealing with glee from inside the rig as we shoot the far right line. A stock LS2, three-speed Hero in mid-range and 46" Mickeys on 20x12 beadlocks is a pretty good combo for duning.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
Good to see you back on here Chris! The new buggy looks killer, super low with massive tires! I'd love to hear more about the build.
RockChucker
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Highland
Looks good Chris. That rear end oughta be about bulletproof 😳
Yeah, I wanted cheap beef to handle the 46’s. Found this one in Provo for $400. Factory 4.88 gears, 14.24” diameter ring gear, 2 1/4” pinion shaft, axle spline OD of 1.85”, lockable, formed steel housing…that’ll do. I had to get Stazworks to make custom double bead locks for the 8 on 225mm bolt pattern. I don’t worry about the rear end😁.
