joeymt33
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Yeah! He sure had a lot of gusto
Yeah! He sure had a lot of gusto
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Bhahahaha!!!!!
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Dam looks like he was on a mission. And he acoplised he's odjective.
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Ok i wasnt completly unscaved. Both fender flares broken, bolt fell out of rear light, bolt fell out of the bosses seatbelt and a little plastic damage to the passenger rear step.
But i got my 2017 badge of honor !!!
But i got my 2017 badge of honor !!!
Looks like the new clutches worked a little to good.
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Looks like mines all cosmetic outside of the brake lines. Haven't lifted it yet to look. Need to strip a lot of plastic and do some deep cleaning!
moparornocar
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Jesus y'all did some deep s*** to y'all's buggies. Honda is going g to sell out of white replacement plastics. Lol
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Honda is going to run out of replacement everything if ya'll keep riding like that. Can't wait to join ya'll in the replacement list
drfubar
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Wonder where you did that? I checked mine and they were fine... You bruteI found the same on mine on the passenger side. I quess I'll be calling @joeymt33 or @nbomar for advice also.
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I think it's a combination of those aftermarket shocks and those big tires along with those whippy things!!!Mary's Ridge!
I had already put my drink down to run to the bottom when that back tire started coming up....
finally got around to washing the mean machine today and lucky enough no damage to report.
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Mary's Ridge was no joke Drf! I remember all of our left rear tires looked like shredded cheese that was funny. You were able to take out Eltogbi whip and mine and had to fix Tigers there...nice job you little s***!Mary's Ridge!
wonder if you put the same number Generals and Rangers through this test/beating what the diff in failures would be.
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In all fairness to the Pioneer some of my problems were due to not running the rig prior and driving hard anyways. The front shocks were digging a lot they needed more spring rate, front was too damn low and soft. I think a lot of Eltogbis issues were steering stops. As far as drivetrain flawless. Didn't need belts and didn't catch fire so always a plus lol
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Thanks CP - so are you saying the Fox's were having issues? or stock? Yeah - i'd imaging the beer intake would be about the same on polaris' and that survival rates would be less.. It would be cool to do a General vs Pioneer durability test. I am guessing the Honda would come out on top.
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No they were good but I never adjusted preload. Needed problably 10 full screws down. I originally had them on soft and forgot actually once went to hard much better but preload was s***. Backs were money the whole weekend I just didn't have a good spanner wrench for fronts and should've borrowed one
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