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Coming sooner than I thought. About to order suspension


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What is it?

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Take the body off of a 90-05 Mazda Miata, bolt drivetrain on this tube frame chassis add Paco Motorsports suspension kit and it a "Trail Bouncer" I guess. Fit for all trails that side by sides use.


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Take the body off of a 90-05 Mazda Miata, bolt drivetrain on this tube frame chassis add Paco Motorsports suspension kit and it a "Trail Bouncer" I guess. Fit for all trails that side by sides use.


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It's 11" wider than the Miata with that suspension. 103.5" wheelbase with completely flat bottom.


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Looks a lot wider then my sxs tho

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If a crawler is getting over rocks slowly and a bouncer goes over rocks as fast as possible this would be a trail bouncer. Built for speed over terrain. Not necessarily tight spots


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My Exocet is #65 in production. Been sitting in garage since 14. That one there is v8 with ls conversion. It's possible on any Exocet and only adds about 400lbs over the 4 banger on account of the aluminum ls block



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I think I would prefer the I4 version. I just think it would be more balanced.
 
This is still 10 lbs. per HP.

I imagine that putting another 400 lbs on the opposite end of where the extra 410HP is would result in burning at least 25% of the tread off of the tires every time the clutch was released.
 
Anything super light with some power is a great time..I bet blowing down dirt roads would be fun, had a friend with a Shelby kit car with 485hp to the tires it was a handful to keep straight

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