Yes, it is the first four/five seat Sniper ever built. We kicked the dimensions out in every dirrection to make room for the LBZ and the Allison. Those guys are first class!
This Atlas is a heavy duty version of what they normally sell. It has a heavy duty output kit that they do special for some military rigs. It may soon be available. I think it will be called the M300 option but only for the 2sp. It can handle anything a Duramax can through at it.
Yes, they are cutting brakes. It uses a typical Wilwood brake/clutch pedal assembly with three masters. The normal brake operates the typical two masters with a balance bar for the four corner wheel brakes in the front and rear. The clutch pedal position master in this case is also a brake...
The tires have a PVC insert that goes inside the tire before the two piece rim is bolted togerther which is known as a double bead lock. The tire can not come off the rim since it is clamped from the inside out... I have 20 PSI in them.
Here are a few up-dated pictures. Almost everything works like it should. Still a few bugs to clear from the DTC's which should take care of the idiot lights on the factory GM instrument panel. It is big and heavy. It weighed in at 8450 pounds. Since it will be used for Search & Rescue then...
Check out: Thermal Direct
I used the product called "Zero Clearance" from Thermal Sound Direct. Here is a link:
http://www.thermalsound.com/products.asp?cat=11
Call them and he has given me better prices than posted on there web site. I used a layer of their sound material and then a...
oil options
I have heard of a tool oiler on the inlet then a filter/seperator on the discharge. The seperator was piped to refill the intake oiler. I was hoping sombody here had done the same thing..... or know someone who has....
special equipment
Yes, in addition: 4 IR cameras, 1 thermo camera, cb and FM comunications and remote control lighting. Lots of toys... If you look close above the rear winch you can see the location of one of the cameras.
steering?
There is a joy stick just to the left of the steering wheel. If the steering wheel is held still and the stick is moved right the back end turns left to push the front end to the right. If both the steering and the joy stick go right you will make a very tight circle. Being left...
brake fitting
check this out.
This is where I bought mine recently and he was a quick delivery. Here is the item name that you can copy and search on e-bay. I just checked and the item is there for $5.95.
AEROQUIP FCM2936 3 X 3/8-24 ADAPTOR SOLD EACH
mobile air compressor question
I all else fails and the GM Ac unit does not work out I may take a serious look at the new Warn VTC V-twin portable unit. I saw one at the SEMA Show last fall. It is 8 cfm @ 90 psi. But, that is a last resort. Without the AC unit in place I end up with belt...
fried compressor..
I agree that without an oil injection it will not last long. Rather that re-invent the wheel, I am hoping someone has or knows of an injection system before I start designing one at the expense of a couple of compressors before I get it right.
answers...
The cooler came from: pscmotorsports.com (as did most of the steering parts.
The steering wheel will operate the factory radio/CD plus on star.
Only on here...
Being that this is a LBZ Duramax powered buggy, I elected to post it here (with a little push from Mike L.) Only a handful of people knew about this rig until now. I have enough pictures to do a complete build layout but have only posted a few on here for you in the diesel...
Space?
I am already running dual alternators with due to all of the extra stuff on my buggy. Space is the problem with the big York units that I have seen. Can York convert a standard AC pump? The dual alternator setup limits the belts available to just one which creats a problem changing...
Has anyone converted an A/C compressor to a typical air supply compressor using the current style unit found on the new Duramax. I am building a buggy that will not use the AC so rather than try to switch to the older York models I am planning to use the stock compressor to fill a small air...