This clever way to make standoffs is found on my Ridge Runner. I think it's cool so I'll share it with everyone. All it takes is a short piece of tubing and a wire tie. Costs nearly nothing. The steps are described in the picture comments. _________________ _________________
2 Polaris RZRs & a Dune 150. Ridge Runner--Gone. Yerfdog 3206--Gone (but you never forget your 1st!).
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Cool. Nice and simple. I like it! _________________ Custom Buggy http://www.buggynews.com/topic13417.html
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That is COOL , so are all your other, How-to fixes
greatly appreciated by all, Thanks Mark (buggy guru )LOL _________________ 05 Blade SX-550 Suzuki
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Excellant Tip!
Little things like this really help solve the detail problems and in the end make for a better buggy!
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Thanks guys.
When I first saw that little trick I knew it needed to be shared. It doesn't mark the paint, cut in to the wires, loosen, cost anything, require drilling or rusty screws, etc etc. Also doesn't collect mud like strapping right to the surface does. The Ridge Runner is built by aircraft guys so they probably have a couple tricks we haven't seen before. _________________ _________________
2 Polaris RZRs & a Dune 150. Ridge Runner--Gone. Yerfdog 3206--Gone (but you never forget your 1st!).
Buggy pictures, mods, ideas, how-to's:
http://tinyurl.com/8ltm8
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