LV Raptor

I'll stick to my cookie cutter Wicked Sand Toys car over instead of little guys building cars out of some back alley. There is a difference from someone trying to copy a "big boys cookie cutter car" and a company that has a true understanding of the suspension and geometry that goes into building a safe car. I've seen a few cars built in town that I won't mention that I know is a rolling coffin.

Wheels look good. Changed the whole look of the truck. Mike is the only guy that I want working on my trucks!!! The Superduty Shop is at the northwest corner of Cheyenne and Decatur in the back.

It sounds like you have a clutch problem. It would be a rare case for a transmission to go out in an '03 Raptor. What clutch did you use when you replaced it? I lost my cluutch in one ride when I used an EPI clutch. I am by Stephanie and the I-215 also. Let me know if you need help finding the problem. I have had alot of experience with the Raptor.

Great Pictures

Mike at the Superduty will have the best prices in town. The only place that I trust with my stuff.

Wicked Sand Toys had their Wicked Regatta for their customers the other weekend in Glamis. It was one of the best times that I had in the dunes. Had a chance to meet some of the nicest people and some great runs through the dunes. I just wanted to post some of the pictures of my rail that was taken during the rides. I would like to thank Tom, Shawn, and their crew for the weekend. I would like to also thank Brice (aka. sandseeker) for his navagation skills and for holding the dash down! :dance:

I had the eagle eye 6" round hid's on my rail. They were the worthless. the lights would shake and would easily out drive the lights. I changed to the Vision X lights and love them. Stay away from the Eagle Eyes.

Mike Smith (645-8728) at the Super Duty Shop is the best in town. He is the only person that I will havework on my truck or sandrail.