Manx Club

[QUOTE="MickeyUSA"]Otay, I'll ask how did you brake the rail in 30 minutes. I hope to make the next one.[/QUOTE] It was actually 18 minutes. We timed it, since I broke my buggy in around 40 minutes last time. :cry: I was playing around, found a little bowl, and attempted to scare the wife....

Yeah, even though I broke my rail within 30 minutes of arriving, I had an awesome time. The Geocaching was a blast, and we enjoyed the trail riding on Sunday. Rodman Reservoir Campground is one of the nicest campgrounds you'll find. $10.90 a night, and very clean and well kept. The managers/hosts ar...

#4 by a long shot. Time warp buggy, for sure.

[QUOTE="subimanx"]...but if you want it bad enough.....you pay.Nothing is free these days...[/QUOTE] Well, except for every other VW or Buggy internet site in the USA.

There's a 'few' more that he didn't get pictures of. There's treasure in them hills.

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/ ... ?id=276040 These might be worth checking out.

Not bad. $2800 if you don't want the fat meats on the back. If I had the $, I'd be on my way down to get it right now.

Cool. Thanks SthrnMan!

[QUOTE="Bobby1"]Yep those are them, I thought they used to be cheaper..but cool thx UncleBob![/QUOTE] Yeah, me too. They seem a little high. I could have sworn I've seen these in a 20 piece set, with nuts.

These? http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp ... C13%2D9515

Alex, just build the buggy. There's too many variables from one buggy to another to consider putting anything off until you get measurements. 2 buggies who have the same engine configuration, the same chassis, and the same body, may have much different clearance measurements. You have to consider th...

Every time you pull the engine, you get that much better at it. Practice makes perfect! I wouldn't pay the $40 for the tool. I've got a tap that will get the brass bushing out and I STILL prefer to pull the engine to change it. It makes me feel better to get it pressed in straight and true. Don't fo...

[QUOTE="seabeeBuggy"]no. the 12 volt flywheel is larger and it will not fit into the housing without some grinding . not much it hits in 2 areas i believe.[/QUOTE] True, I've done it many, many times. But you cannot operate a 12V flywheel with a 6V starter. Well, let me rephrase that. You ...

[QUOTE="WuZaBuG"]I switched my buggy from a 1200-6v to a 1500-12v. I didnt change the bushing for the starter. (I bought one just didnt bother.). I have had no problems at all. I did however have to grind the chutch housing to alllow for the larger flywheel. :2cents:[/QUOTE] How's that? Th...

I'd sooner pull the engine and tap it out from the backside, since pulling a buggy engine is so easy and quick. I'd hate to mess up the carrier with a drill bit.