looking good..im in the middle of redoing my front end..going to add more caster and rake into it

I rebuilt my steering wheel for the buggy. I am using a FL400 steering wheel and rear caliper. I sent them both out to nitrosport_5 for rebuild and couldn’t be happier. I think I am going to powder coat the throttle red.

I forgot to mention that I am using a stainless steel brake line kit. I am very impressed with the quality of the kit. I purchased it from Galfer Performance Braking Systems.

https://galferusa.com/product/honda-198 ... k003d469-5

Is it a complete kit front to rear or just replacement of rubber lines? Front and rear rubber and two to the steering?

That steering wheel turned out really nice Curtis! looks like the gold powder i used was fairly close to what you used on the rest of it. Glad all the stuff made it safe!

Ridgerun,
It replaces all rubber lines. You keep the hard line to the rear caliper.

Nitrosport-5,
The color is very close, I can’t tell a difference. Everything arrived nice and safe as always.

I had some time tonight to rebuild the gearbox I will be using on this buggy. I managed to get my hands on the oem seals for the rebuild. I think it looks awesome and excited to make a little more progress.

Curtis, what is the diameter of the ody input shaft?
will you be able to use a sled driven clutch on it?

Unfortunately not. I would love to have a tunable secondary.

It is the oem input shaft from the FL350. I have a brand new comet secondary clutch fitted with the red spring. I feel that someone could machine a new shaft to adapt different clutches but it’s not on my list at the moment. We’ll see how it holds up this way.

Since I am going to be using a pilot steering wheel on this build I am also going to be using a pilot wiring harness. I wanted the lights to work on the steering wheel so I needed to install a few sensors. I got a pilot E-Brake sensor, Temp sensor, and a fuel level sensor. My friend helped me out and welded the bungs in for me. Another thing off the list.

Starting to put this project back together for final assembly. I used POR15 products again for paint and decided to go with a Red, White, & Blue theme with some gold accents. I swapped out the secondary clutch spring for the red spring as well. It will still need some adjustments but last night I got it standing on all 4's again. Slowly chipping away at it & I wanted to post some progress I have made.