Zuk buggy build

[336wheeler]

It's not uncommon. Everybody I know calls it rearsteer. Looks like you have everything burned in, I wouldn't sweat it.
As far as 4-link calc's go, I never use them. There are way to many variables and guessing used when people put in their numbers. Not to mention there's a good chance what works on paper (or computer) won't work/fit on your rig.

Jim lays down the hammer.

Nice build by the way. All the gusseting/ hydro mounts/etc on the axles look pretty spiffy.

 

[redneckjeep87]

spiffy?? those axles look like they could fall of the top of mount everest, roll/bounce/smash all the way down, and MAYBE have a couple scratches on em HAHA....nice build bro

 

[powerstroken]

thanks guys
I have seen the rear steer really bad on some rigs and not really seen it at all on others. I also think when i get some tires on it and get it at ride height it wont be that bad.
thanks
jeremy

 

[powerstroken]

Well It's been a long time since I have updated. I was hoping to be done by now but works been slow, I have been helping my brother on his s-10 truggy and the heat really beat you down in the shop.
I got it rolling on its own feet. It is a little taller than I wanted but it is what it is.
Dash, tranny tunnel, floor boards.

Brake pedal and clutch steering mount.

fuel cell mounted. Also what would be the better pickup bottom or top,

Rear bumpstops set up for very little up travel. I would love to have air bump but I can't bring myself to do it.

 

[powerstroken]

getting some sun light

some poser flex pic.