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Heh, I know you guys are not easy on anyone.................
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2008 Joyner T2 Maroon (?) Black powder coated custom engine panel Hush Thrush muffler Brand New 27" Dirt Commander tires K&N filter and pre-filter Mobile 1 synthetic oil Manual fuel pump switch Body has couple wear marks from cover One wheel has a small ding 346 miles (barely broke in) $7600 Trailer not included. Kurt 702 seven eight five 14 seventy 1
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Duralast 51-DL works for me....
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Look forward to seeing this come together...
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OUTLAW UTV'S 800CC JOYNER SANDVIPER FOR SALE!!!
showa replied to choptop0130's topic in Joyner UTV SxS Forum
Mike, Do you have a build on the new one posted anywhere yet ? You building it yourself? Good luck on the sale... Your buggy looks/ sounds killer form the vids I've seen..... -
Sounds like a great time.... One of these trips I'll make it again.... Lenny, you should just do a new frame to mount the Joyner stuff in...... Then let me know how much a copy would cost...... Lol
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Once again the Jamboree gods have shat on me.... Due to a unforeseen family reunion pending and a possible daughter going to study abroad, I have determined that I am once again not able to attend..... One of these years, one of these years......
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"IF" is the operative word until I pull into a parking spot for weekend........ Don't want to jink myself... I'm even afraid to make a reservation yet....
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And congrats on the sale...
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If I make it, you're welcome to thrash my T2...
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If it's the same as the sand spider 650, you might check on buggynews.com also... Unless your already on there.....
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Rocmoc has to stick around.... He's a "SUPER moderator"...
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Let us know what you get into if the Troopers sell.... I'm always looking for something new to get into... Good luck on the sale.
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I was always too busy as a kid getting in trouble and breaking stuff. My older brother is a great mechanic because of it... LOL.. Now I have the time to learn how to fix it after I break it.... Just need to convince wife to spend $$$ on a shop..... So I can quit working outside....
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Not sure if there is anything in this link that would help... http://buggynews.com/engine-large-buggy-and-sand-rails.html
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Good deal... Kick butt!!!
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You know a few years ago there was some China buggy racing in so California and Northern Arizona. I guess I need to search around some and see if they're still out there....
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I guess you'd want a pretty stout seat pan for that Dwarf.....
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Gotta agree with ya... I miss racing, wish they had a series like yours out here.... The BITD and Others are fairly expensive to run. Hey, why not build a longer travel Dwarf for your series ???? Heh, talk about an E-ticket ride....
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Might measure the bolt spacing, back spacing and that might open up what models will fit.... Always could look at something like Paulson wheels who can make steel stock car type wheels to spec and prices aren't bad. Would make replacement easier... There's other wheel MFG out there but I ran theirs on my Dwarf car and held up good....
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Since Lenny is busting my chops, I haven't made reservations yet due to stuff going on, but I am optimistic that I will be able to make it.... I really need a trip like this right now....... I hope I can make it, haven't been off road for like two years, damn....
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The check valve is on the output side of the pump. I don't quite understand it but it seems the pump likes it.
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If your going to tear out all that and with the racing, I'd be looking at a true fuel cell to replace the tank. And at least add a tip over valve to the tank vent line. Lenny, I haven't missed this years Jamboree yet.... Although I did miss a mini buggy meet in Logandale in February. Would have been fun running with some Joyner and Roketa and a bike engined buggy. ( buggynews.com) Oh well, ill get my retirement schedule figured out some day.
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Choptop0130' I would tend to trust Lenny on this one. Mine wouldn't even start to pump fuel to begin with so you may have a plugged or bad regulator.
