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Looks pretty cool as a 2-seater.

Japanese axles are almost always expensive. They're usually very high quality at least. Other than the R and L are different length, can't think of much else on why they'd be different part #s other than pre-stressing (maybe that explains the cost?). I assume this will get solved eventually.

Coffee at 4-6pm? I'll be pissing like a racehorse at 0200... :ROFLMAO:

I've had the Costco version for a while now. Still as good as new, never feel hot in it, etc.

Build thread better be here. :)

I think the turbo would've helped you sleep better.

Dammit, now people can't say "dude, do you even Glamis?" Looking good out there. Sadly, my season appears over: after 17 seasons of trusty service and thousands of gallons of fuel, my buggy's SR20DET decided rod bearings don't need to be tight anymore.

Morning and afternoon help a ton with this with shadows. Winter is nice as well as the sun is to the south. Noon early/late in the season is super treacherous since it's just a big tan mirror. Yellow lenses help with this, but it's always a problem.

LOL. "Two and a half years ago I told everybody we're gonna build a V8 UTV, but everybody laughed at me. Sand Sports 2025, we launch... V8 UTV." Montage shows half-built V8 UTV. I mean, "production finalized", amiright? :ROFLMAO:

Correct. Infiniti just provided the funds and CANBUS help

Mag I write for built this for Nissan:

This guy's Mexican and has a service dog.

Earl’s was bought by the Holley group.

:ROFLMAO: You still have my number? If anything, hit me up if you need a tow out of somewhere. Group is always down for a mechanical adventure. :)

Welcome back holmes! I’ll be out there the same weekend. Hit me up if you want to head out on a rip Just gotta get @ElCaminoManT back out there now. :ROFLMAO:

And unload my buggy into a palm tree? :ROFLMAO: Usually, yes, I do this. However, I was unloading in this parking lot (did a spot for SD Off Road Coalition on KUSI). There was another guy unloading a Prerunner behind me, so wanted room for both of us to unload. It was a Saturday at 0600, and...

This was fun. I was nosed into a planter, tires on the curb.

Which model fan do you have? Some SPAL models aren’t intended for constant use. Also: melted connectors is usually a loose connector. I’d inspect where they plug in closely to make sure nothing is loose. Other than that: depending on the model fan, those relays might be marginal.