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thanx guys appreciate the input

My buddy just blew up his rzr motor and needs to get it rebuilt but doesnt know of any good shops in his area so I told him I would throw up a post for the vegas area see whos good for it here. He has motor out and is looking for a shop that has knowledge of these motors does good work and is has good prices. Let me know what are some good motor shops here in vegas. Thanks for your help

ya sometimes it almost seems insulting if you get an offer like that haha

price drop 4900 firm need to sale no trades cash only thanks

WOW hope everthing turns out ok. I did see alot of folks getting hauled out this weekend.

:?: price is firm.this is not a steap price for a rhino like this

Sounds like you have a fair deal on the table but I am actually looking for cash to maybe by a new buggy

I agree with your comment of the openings in metro not appropriate in this time. Though I understand it wasnt meant to be bad but you do have some law enforcement on this site and it sounds bad. Police officers do not die every day and when they do it is a big deal especially when its such a senseless act of violence by worthless gang bangers. I feel for the officers friends and family.

pullin out the rzr. lol sorry rzr guys j/k

anybody

Very nice ride I have had my eye on that since it posted. congrats

2006 yamaha rhino 450 with custom cage, 4 point seat belts, seat covers, stereo, billet mirror, fog lights, just a few things here and there to make it a cool ride. runs great mainly used it in the mountains does great up there rock crawling climbs anything. selling to upgrade to a better sandrail. asking 5000.00 firm. in vegas 661-900-3802 Kyle

Thanx I will definately try this. :trickortreat:

I noticed it when I started my truck after stopping at mountain springs saloon.after driving down the road it quit even when stopped at lights. Oil pressure is still perfect. It has overhead cams and doesn't have hydraulic litters but that is exactly what it sounds like. I thought the same thing so that's why im now thinking the valves need shimed. Thanks for the input everyone.

I have a 2000 Toyota Tundra and was coming back from dumont this weekend when I noticed what sounded to be a loud knocking sound or ticking coming from motor. I checked oil it was good not overheating and when you get rolling down the road it goes away and starts running smooth. Has great power still and runs like a champ other than the ticking. It sounds like its coming from the drivers side valves. I took it to dealer mechanic he seemed to pretend he knows what hes talking about Im no mechanic but I know he didnt know what was up. So any mechanics out there think its a valve adjustment issue and if so where should I take it to be done thats affordable and trust worthy. If any toyota techs would like to help me out with this issue it would be appreciated trying to make it to the dunes all winter.

Will be out in the morning now didnt get loaded in time tonight but would like to get in on some group buggy runs if anyone wants to I will be in the red sandbullet if you see me stop by and lets get a run in

I will be there. Goin out friday night

If your in vegas nevada bolt company sells individual taps

I would like to take a pic of what I have now but I have the whole rearend off replaceing rear shaft bearings and other maintenace stuff for the season.

Ya I think that is what I am running also they are just so expensive but I get a about a season out of em

also what chain are you mini buggy guys using

I have a nylon roller setup on my sandbullet right now just trying to switch it to something else. I am tired of changing these rollers out every three trips. I am looking to see if anyone has anything different out there that they have better luck with. I was thinking of useing a sprocket tensioner instead but I believe it will heat the chain more than I want. If not where can I get these nylon rollers at in vegas, I am getting them from a builder in cali but want a place in vegas. thanx for the help. i will get pics of my setup as soon as I put it back together

Nice a arm suspension in the front congrats have fun