Manx Club

[QUOTE="GotManx"] I'm not sure about a Ford or Chevy pattern as the VW patterns are their standard. [/QUOTE] I also went with CNC. I am very happy with the quality of their product. Unfortunately CNC cannot do a Chevy or Ford pattern...Porche is OK. It has to do with the mounting surfaces ...

[QUOTE="GotManx"]Dusty, My Micro Stubs are from CNC and they were able to drill them in the Porsche 5 x 130mm pattern with no problem. My fronts are also CNC which are in the 5 x 130mm pattern. Micro Stubs are made from a 5 bolt Chevy bearing housing and then adapters are made with the vw ...

I am looking for a high quality bolt pattern adaptor to go from a "5 on 205" to a "5 on 4.75"; as I am having a hard time finding a micro-stub disc brake kit that can custom drill a "5 on 4.75". Any product or vendor suggestions? I tried McKenzies and CNC, they said no ...

[QUOTE="manxter10"][font=Comic Sans MS] It is unfortunate that the pics do not face up as well as this buggy looks in person. Jon takes building a buggy to a whole new level. Nothing is left to chance. Simple, efficient, purposeful, no bling. [/QUOTE] I finally got to see Jon's car in Big ...

I am looking for a State Farm Insurance Agent that can help my insurance agent with insuring a Manxter for "Agreed-Value". They are not quite sure how, so if anyone can refer an agent, and their phone number, that "knows the ropes" ; I will have my agent contact them. Thanks

My insurance company (State Farm) says that they will not insure the kit until it is road worthy and can be added to my auto policy as a recreational vehicle. What should I do for insurance during the duration of construction?