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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Thu Jul 30, 2009 9:12 pm

install seat belts(arrive wednesday?)
Wire fuel guage, fuel pump.
route and secure brake lines
install battery
plug speed sensor hole in transfer case
Buy full soft doors
paint body, doors, windshield frame
install windshield hinge (pick up from charlestown)
install soft top.

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install axle shaft (DONE)

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Thu Jul 30, 2009 10:09 pm

The list is getting shorter

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Fri Jul 31, 2009 8:27 am

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The list is getting shorter


Yeah love to see the list get smaller. this weekend I should be able to finish this list and get a local test drive in. then I start the list to fix stuff I find wrong and then all the competition prepwork like window nets and such.

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Fri Jul 31, 2009 10:39 am

Competition preparation list:
SHOP: Neck brace, fire suit, 2 (2 1/2#) fire extinguishers, basic first aid kit, window nets.
FAB:
1. Window net installation, may require door bars with hinge to allow access and allow fastening lower part of window net.
2. 1/8" solid roof
3. fix firewall hole from heater, fix floor hole (cage seat crossbar goes through tranny hump)
4. firewall for the radiator
5. seal fuel tank from occupants(since in cab)

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Fri Jul 31, 2009 3:56 pm

After looking at the RC Specs I dont know why they waht a roof or gas tank protection.

With a full cage and seats and 5 points why a roof?

with a good fuel cell like the one you have why a fire wall around tank?

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Fri Jul 31, 2009 4:11 pm

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After looking at the RC Specs I dont know why they waht a roof or gas tank protection.

With a full cage and seats and 5 points why a roof?

with a good fuel cell like the one you have why a fire wall around tank?


I know, it is a lot of excess work that i don't believe needs to be done but I think it is all in the name of safety and taking every precaution they can to make sure nowbody gets hurt with the higher speed and higher risk races.

roof to keep the hands inside the vehicle and prevent broken fingers or if there is a gas leak and a fire and fuel running on the ground burning at least there is a roof to protect you. fuel cells can develop leaks no matter how well they are constructed. could get a hole worn in the tank from it coming loose and slowly wearing a hole in it and suddenly there is no protection from a fire. really bites with all the extra work but got to be safe. After buying the used axle i can see how people think they are fabricators and really screw things up.

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Sun Aug 02, 2009 9:26 pm

OK radiator is moved to the back of the jeep. It took some really creative tube bending to get it routed under the jeep. Didn't plan ahead and put a body lift on, that would have been too easy. I still need to pick up 4 pieces of 6" radiator hose to finish it up.

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Mon Aug 03, 2009 8:15 am

got pics? like to see your work 9

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Mon Aug 03, 2009 9:00 am

its coming, i was so tired yesterday and still sweating a storm from all the welding and wearing the welding suit to prevent any more burns that i just jumped in the pool with casey and called it a day.

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Tue Aug 04, 2009 9:55 pm

remote battery kit came in today along with the windshield hinges. shame i can't work on it till i get back from the beach.

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Fri Aug 07, 2009 9:58 am

List to get running for the test run on the 23rd.
Install battery relocation kit
Install radiator and hose links and fill system
wire radiator thermostat controlls
install seat belt tabs
install bump stops
secure brake lines and bleed brakes
plug NP231 sending unit hole and fill with fluid
adjust steering and install cotter pins
fix rear u joint (misaligned on pin)
Wire fuel pump
wire temp guage
route spark plug wires from headers
install vents (axles, tranny, tcase, radiator overflow).
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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Fri Aug 07, 2009 1:38 pm

One week. But I have faith

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Tue Aug 18, 2009 9:52 pm

mounted the remote battery kit and rewired all the engine grounds and winch cables while i was at it. take 3 steps forward and 2 steps back with all the rewiring that needed done. Example there was a ground wire running from the front grill for the lights that went back to the valve cover bolt and then back to the fiberglass firewall and then down to the transmission mounting bolt.

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Wed Aug 19, 2009 10:06 am

Going to refocus my attention to making this a dedicated mud bogger. Was aiming towards rock racing since it would be a blast to open this thing up at Rausch but trying to make it a jack of all trades and master of none is senseless. Frees up a lot of time to make this thing run really well in the mud.

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PostSubject: Re: Project "Mud Bandit" dedicated mud bogger   Wed Aug 19, 2009 10:51 am

Rockn93YJ wrote:
Going to refocus my attention to making this a dedicated mud bogger. Was aiming towards rock racing since it would be a blast to open this thing up at Rausch but trying to make it a jack of all trades and master of none is senseless. Frees up a lot of time to make this thing run really well in the mud.


Good move. I'm sure that rock racing would be a blast but its would be super hard to be competative with guys and rigs that all they want to do is rock race. Plus the mud bog is close to the house.

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