Poison Spyder 2012 KOH Modified Class Build
12-23-2011, 10:57 AM
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Awesome build! 
Just one question, can I be your bitch boy at the KOH race? I just want to be around this awesome rig and maybe touch it. Yes! Im having a man crush on this build.
Just one question, can I be your bitch boy at the KOH race? I just want to be around this awesome rig and maybe touch it. Yes! Im having a man crush on this build.
12-23-2011, 11:04 AM
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12-29-2011, 12:58 PM
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I agree that Coors Light is a bad beer choice...The cup holders are actually designed to hold water bottles firmly. The only cans that fit are CL's.
We're running Trailready beadlocks and BFGoodrich Krawlers. (37" for the Modified class and 39" for the LCQ and the unlimited race if we get in)
The blurred picture is actually hiding the steering parts we were trying to keep secret, but there are several clever folks that saw the gear sitting on the bench and called us out on it. The pixilation was done after we were found out, as kind of a joke. The motor is not a secret, it's a Turnkey LS3.
The build right now is progressing slowly. We're wrapping up several loose ends and propping for wiring and plumbing. Not much to photograph for a few days. Thanks for following along.
We're running Trailready beadlocks and BFGoodrich Krawlers. (37" for the Modified class and 39" for the LCQ and the unlimited race if we get in)
The blurred picture is actually hiding the steering parts we were trying to keep secret, but there are several clever folks that saw the gear sitting on the bench and called us out on it. The pixilation was done after we were found out, as kind of a joke. The motor is not a secret, it's a Turnkey LS3.
The build right now is progressing slowly. We're wrapping up several loose ends and propping for wiring and plumbing. Not much to photograph for a few days. Thanks for following along.