Hello Wheelers

[craigstumph]

I am a long time wheeler, retired event promoter and competitor. I retired after 35 years of working in an engineering department ( don't hold it against me) and now own Pro UTV Parts. I work to wheel. I sold my comp buggy a few years ago and built an RS1. I learned of this forum from a member of the KRX Forum. I thought that I would drop in and say Hello from Utah.

 

[Clb]

Pics or it didn't happen
Hi

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

Welcome to the ****show.

 

[SHARPMACHINE]

Welcome.

 

[Wades_76_cj7]

welcome. pretty sure I bought my heater for my RZR from you when i was on the RZR Forum

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

welcome. pretty sure I bought my heater for my RZR from you when i was on the RZR Forum

I bought my Rocscrapers from him on the KRX forum I'm a member of and got a great deal.

 

[craigstumph]

DCRC 2024 in pic below. Nick Jenkins was the spotter. The county built this course in Delta Utah. I ran the OSRC for 12 years before the wife and I gave it up to the new guys. Delta Classic Rock Crawl (DCRC). I spend a lot of time at Sand Hollow. The vehicle is an RS1 stretched to 114" with hydro front and rear steering. Works almost as good as the old comp buggy.

The wife and I promoted the first world Championship of Rock Crawling in 2002 in Farmington NM (Supercrawl). I have pics if anyone is interested as well as an endless supply of stories about the whole era when Rock Crawling was great. I enjoy big verts and off camber stuff because it scares me. At 69 it takes a lot to keep my heart beating. That is enough about me. If anyone wants to wheel I am interested.

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

I'll try not to give you to much **** for owning a Polaris because that's probably the coolest RS1 I've seen to date.

You should post a thread with build pictures of the car, I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to see more pictures and info about it.

 

[craigstumph]

31" stretch
Hydro steering front and rear
53:1 total reduction with portals
Tires 37-40" depending on where I am wheeling
Lots of other stuff from endless tuning and tinkering

 

[craigstumph]

Next stop is DCRC (Delta Classic Rock Crawl) Memorial weekend. Thanks for the giving me credit for the cool factor. The machine is super fun to drive.