korndawg

I've got the 05 dakota club cab. It has the full size bed, so there is plenty of room to haul the shee. There is enough room in the back seat to haul stuff like tools, riding gear, or whatever else you might need, but it's not quite big enough to haul full sized adults very comfortably for any length of time. By the way, the truck you are thinking of actually aren't categorized as compacts. These actually fit into a mid-size class. The compacts are more like your S-10's and rangers.

I think they ususally go for about $30 for a set.

rattle can clear is what I used on mine, and it seems to be doing just fine.

For $3500 total, that really isn't bad. It's a pretty clean looking bike.

I actually have seen a lawn tractor at little sahara in Oklahoma. Here's some pictures of it. Here's a picture of it drag racing. It's the green one dragging up the rear.

Oh my god!!!!!!!!! Someone disagrees with other people's opinions in a public discussion. Somebody please hand this whiney little bitch a tissue.

I agree that it can be done, but at what cost to the american taxpayer? In the long run, it would seem to make more sense to just get them legal, and have them start paying taxes. This would mean more tax money coming in, instead of more tax money going out. My biggest issue with this is the ones, legal or not, that come to america and fly the flag of their own country instead of the american flag. If your country is so damn great that you feel the need to have its flag on everything you own, then what the hell did you come here for in the first place???

I'm running the G-Force, and a couple of my buddies are running durablue. The only difference we could tell between the two was the axle nut, and the sticker that they put on the axle.

I think alot of people are totally missing the point of what the government is trying to do with the new legislation in regards to immigration. I think that the government has finally realized that there is no way that they are going to keep the illegal immigrants out of this country, so instead of spending billions of dollars trying to keep immigrants from coming here illegally, they want to get them legal, and get them to start paying taxes.

Looks like a serious machine. It's about as ugly as a mud fence though.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they use the same 26mm Mikuni carbs on both of those motors? I was thinking that basically the j-arms and the plastic color was the only difference

Where the hell did the other $300-$400 that he put into that exhaut system go?

I will be there. Are they doing this near the south gate where everybody usually drags at, or are they doing it at the new dragstrip at sandrat?

That may quite possibly be the funniest joke I've read in a long time.

I wouldn't even call them eye candy. To me they just seem to add more clutter. Whoever came up with the idea of a boost bottle was an absolute genius though. They have managed to prove that it actually IS possible to sell snake oil in the 21st century.

I've got a friend of mine that ran a PRM skid plate on his Suzuki for a long time with no complaints. They seem to make a pretty solid product.

A few others you might add to the list above.... vitosperformance.net - good for engine parts sharkracing.biz - a little bit of bling here uppracing.com - chain sliders/rollers and misc. poly stuff cascadeinnovations.net - lots of bling rickystator.com - electrical parts modquad.com - alot of polished and anodized goodies

A masturbating stompslut who loves to fistfuck toilets Where do they come up with this stuff????

Snakehunt is always the first weekend after easter.

I don't think I'm gonna be able to make it out there till the first weekend in May. I would love to be able to make it out there for easter or snakehunt, but it looks like funds are not going to allow for it.

The way they did the rear suspension is an interesting concept, but the way it's built, it looks a little cheesy to me. I don't exactly have a warm fuzzy feeling about running something that has lightweight aluminum suspension, especially when it's polaris making it.

I painted my old ones myself, and they came out looking pretty decent. I beadblasted them, hit them with a layer of dupli-color metalcast ground coat, then a layer of the metalcast red, then i hit them with clear coat. They came out looking pretty decent.

That stuff looks VERY nice. I can't wait to see what it looks like once it's all back together. What color are you going with on the frame, suspension, and plastic?

Did they possibly put an extra zero in the price, or is that the right price, but it's supposed to be in pesos or something?

I've got one of the G-force axles, and so far I'm very pleased. It looks great, and seems to be built pretty well. Installation on it was very easy. Great design on the axle nut. For $200 I think it's a helluva deal.