#10 Disturbed Chassis

M&M Offroad · Nov 11, 2010

#10 M&M offroad Disturbed Chassis

Terry and I have been busy on the latest project here in the shop. Customer wanted 48" Disturbed chassis and we are outfitting it with spider 9 axles, ls1, atlas,th350.

M&M Offroad · Nov 18, 2010

progress pics

cgm147 · Nov 18, 2010

sweetness

josh$$ · Nov 18, 2010

Looks killer. Makes me really wish i had the money for a 4 seater chassis

Your Hot Dog Guy! · Nov 22, 2010

Some body must have a Jeep hood that needs a buggy under it!

BShore · Nov 22, 2010

I got a FJ40 hood laying around... hmmm...

Johnson · Nov 22, 2010

Looks good PJ!

M&M Offroad · Dec 7, 2010

axles and motor

Here are the spider nines at full width and the 02 corvette engine that is going in this build.

greenjeepin · Dec 7, 2010

nice blingage

Your Hot Dog Guy! · Dec 7, 2010

greenjeepin said:
nice blingage

Must be referring to the all aluminum air cooled floor support that is holding the rear Spider 9 !

1toncrwlr · Dec 7, 2010

always like watching these buggy builds - sharp lines for sure

M&M Offroad · Dec 19, 2010

updates

motor mocked up. starting on suspension

hondatech81 · Dec 20, 2010

Bad ass

M&M Offroad · Dec 22, 2010

progress

M&M Offroad · Jan 7, 2011

progress

justjeepin86 · Jan 8, 2011

looking good as always PJ

Ron · Jan 9, 2011

Hey man...hope the back is feeling good....looks bitchin as always...is the motor a little farther rear than normal for you? Tryin something new or are my eyes just playin' tricks?

M&M Offroad · Jan 9, 2011

Good Eye. It is where it would be if we were going to run front rad. It however is getting a rear rad with water going through the chassis. When weighed i was within 100lbs of being 50 50 weight distribution, on shop buggy.. thought we would try for true 50 50 Should fly nice and be responsive in turns.. there are also some slight changes with this chassis over mine that should improve small details... however now i think we are getting into splitting hairs with this chassis.. thanks guys.

It is only a couple inches but should make a little difference.