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I just took out my new Wuerth Motorsports car.The car was awsome.It handled great in the dunes,and through the big woops.I have owned 3 cars,and this is by far the best.I just wanted to say thanks Steve for all the hard work.Click to view attachmentClick to view attachment
QUOTE(lap dance @ Jan 15 2008, 09:27 PM) 
I just took out my new Wuerth Motorsports car.The car was awsome.It handled great in the dunes,and through the big woops.I have owned 3 cars,and this is by far the best.I just wanted to say thanks Steve for all the hard work.Click to view attachmentClick to view attachment
Great lookin car!
Congrats!
Nice car,that Rootbeer brown paint is sweet!
Congrats! Your car looks great. Steve Wuerth is a classy, trustworthy, upstanding guy.
Our last sand car was a Wuerth Motorsports. We will be starting a new build with Wuerth soon. We are meeting up to see his CAD design tomorrow or Friday.
Our last sand car was a Wuerth Motorsports. We will be starting a new build with Wuerth soon. We are meeting up to see his CAD design tomorrow or Friday.
No doubt about it boys- Steve Wuerth builds BADA$$ cars!
I haven't seen a rootbeer colored anything for a long time- Looks great against that sand!
I haven't seen a rootbeer colored anything for a long time- Looks great against that sand!
congrats on your new car, sweet color looks good, what kind of motor are you running? 
Very nice looking car and the best of luck to you with it.
It's good to see the other side of the story sometimes. My brother has a friend with a new Wuerth sandrail, he spent over 90K on it over a year ago and has yet to ever get it in the dunes. Every time he goes to load it in the trailer he finds something wrong with it. He has taken it to a few different shops including Wuerth and Jim Eplers place for repairs and yet something is broken everytime he goes to use it.
I have never seen the car and find it very hard to believe he could have so many problems with a new car, but it seems to be true. He almost made it out with us for his "maiden voyage" two weeks ago but he couldnt get the car started to load it on the trailer. From what I hear, he is again ready to attempt his maiden voyage on his one year old car...
No, not a bash on the builder. I have no idea what is causing all his problems...just a bash on his situation.
It's good to see the other side of the story sometimes. My brother has a friend with a new Wuerth sandrail, he spent over 90K on it over a year ago and has yet to ever get it in the dunes. Every time he goes to load it in the trailer he finds something wrong with it. He has taken it to a few different shops including Wuerth and Jim Eplers place for repairs and yet something is broken everytime he goes to use it.
I have never seen the car and find it very hard to believe he could have so many problems with a new car, but it seems to be true. He almost made it out with us for his "maiden voyage" two weeks ago but he couldnt get the car started to load it on the trailer. From what I hear, he is again ready to attempt his maiden voyage on his one year old car...
No, not a bash on the builder. I have no idea what is causing all his problems...just a bash on his situation.
QUOTE (tom simrak @ Feb 14 2008, 10:10 AM)
Very nice looking car and the best of luck to you with it.
It's good to see the other side of the story sometimes. My brother has a friend with a new Wuerth sandrail, he spent over 90K on it over a year ago and has yet to ever get it in the dunes. Every time he goes to load it in the trailer he finds something wrong with it. He has taken it to a few different shops including Wuerth and Jim Eplers place for repairs and yet something is broken everytime he goes to use it.
I have never seen the car and find it very hard to believe he could have so many problems with a new car, but it seems to be true. He almost made it out with us for his "maiden voyage" two weeks ago but he couldnt get the car started to load it on the trailer. From what I hear, he is again ready to attempt his maiden voyage on his one year old car...
No, not a bash on the builder. I have no idea what is causing all his problems...just a bash on his situation.
It's good to see the other side of the story sometimes. My brother has a friend with a new Wuerth sandrail, he spent over 90K on it over a year ago and has yet to ever get it in the dunes. Every time he goes to load it in the trailer he finds something wrong with it. He has taken it to a few different shops including Wuerth and Jim Eplers place for repairs and yet something is broken everytime he goes to use it.
I have never seen the car and find it very hard to believe he could have so many problems with a new car, but it seems to be true. He almost made it out with us for his "maiden voyage" two weeks ago but he couldnt get the car started to load it on the trailer. From what I hear, he is again ready to attempt his maiden voyage on his one year old car...
No, not a bash on the builder. I have no idea what is causing all his problems...just a bash on his situation.
There has got to be more to this story! This doesn't smell right. If this guy is saying that it's Wuerth's fault it would be the first time I have heard that Steve didn't bend over backwards for one of his customers and I would call
QUOTE (huddy @ Feb 14 2008, 10:19 AM)
QUOTE (tom simrak @ Feb 14 2008, 10:10 AM)
Very nice looking car and the best of luck to you with it.
It's good to see the other side of the story sometimes. My brother has a friend with a new Wuerth sandrail, he spent over 90K on it over a year ago and has yet to ever get it in the dunes. Every time he goes to load it in the trailer he finds something wrong with it. He has taken it to a few different shops including Wuerth and Jim Eplers place for repairs and yet something is broken everytime he goes to use it.
I have never seen the car and find it very hard to believe he could have so many problems with a new car, but it seems to be true. He almost made it out with us for his "maiden voyage" two weeks ago but he couldnt get the car started to load it on the trailer. From what I hear, he is again ready to attempt his maiden voyage on his one year old car...
No, not a bash on the builder. I have no idea what is causing all his problems...just a bash on his situation.
It's good to see the other side of the story sometimes. My brother has a friend with a new Wuerth sandrail, he spent over 90K on it over a year ago and has yet to ever get it in the dunes. Every time he goes to load it in the trailer he finds something wrong with it. He has taken it to a few different shops including Wuerth and Jim Eplers place for repairs and yet something is broken everytime he goes to use it.
I have never seen the car and find it very hard to believe he could have so many problems with a new car, but it seems to be true. He almost made it out with us for his "maiden voyage" two weeks ago but he couldnt get the car started to load it on the trailer. From what I hear, he is again ready to attempt his maiden voyage on his one year old car...
No, not a bash on the builder. I have no idea what is causing all his problems...just a bash on his situation.
There has got to be more to this story! This doesn't smell right. If this guy is saying that it's Wuerth's fault it would be the first time I have heard that Steve didn't bend over backwards for one of his customers and I would call
I gotta agree with Huddy on this one Steve is a very stand up guy and would do everything possible to fix any problems. What exactly are the problems that two shops havent been able to fix?
^^^^ I totally agree with both the staments above^^^^^^
It does sound fishy. And for the record, I have not heard of him ever blaming the builder...other than it was supposed to be turnkey and he hasnt been able to go out with it yet.
I dont know exactly. There have been tranny issues, something with the aluminiuim, starters replaced and most recently a new battery. Hopefully he's goin gout next weekend with us, I would love to find out more.
As of right now, it's all third party info, hearsay and toatlly meaningless info.
It does sound fishy. And for the record, I have not heard of him ever blaming the builder...other than it was supposed to be turnkey and he hasnt been able to go out with it yet.
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What exactly are the problems that two shops havent been able to fix?
I dont know exactly. There have been tranny issues, something with the aluminiuim, starters replaced and most recently a new battery. Hopefully he's goin gout next weekend with us, I would love to find out more.
As of right now, it's all third party info, hearsay and toatlly meaningless info.
It's a real shame that 'lap dance' got his thread pissed on by a comment that has nothing to do with his great experience.
QUOTE (Tripod @ Feb 14 2008, 03:01 PM)
It's a real shame that 'lap dance' got his thread pissed on by a comment that has nothing to do with his great experience.
Tom you have to remember, NOBODY builds a better car than SCU!
Nice car Lapdance, hope to see you ut in the dunes someday!
QUOTE (woodster @ Feb 14 2008, 03:15 PM)
QUOTE (Tripod @ Feb 14 2008, 03:01 PM)
It's a real shame that 'lap dance' got his thread pissed on by a comment that has nothing to do with his great experience.
Tom you have to remember, NOBODY builds a better car than SCU!
Nice car Lapdance, hope to see you ut in the dunes someday!Make note of who said it...it wasn't me.
You guys crack me up...
POST POLICE FREEZE!!!!!
sweet car! steve bent over backwards for us in idaho to fix a dd car. one hell of a stand up man 4 sure!!! LOVE THAT COLOR!!!
From another very satisfied Wuerth customer to you....Nice buggy. Steve was working on mine at the same time he was working on yours. He kept telling me about the rootbeer colored car. Hope to see you out there...I've seen a few other Wuerth buggies out there this season, just haven't had the chance to say hi yet!
I talked a little more with my friend tonight and he is VERY happy with his car and STEVE.I really didnt understand all of what he was talkin about, as to why its not in the sand yet. Going to try too meet us Sat for the first run, Maybe next week we can tell you more______________tomsBrother
clean lines and very good looking car
Just to ad to this...I had a Wuerth Stage 2 that I sold recently..It was my seventh buggy..This was my first turn key car..Steve did a great job..The car was dialed in from the day I got and not one thing ever went wrong with it, I just drove it hard and it performed...
QUOTE (NKS71 @ Feb 14 2008, 09:49 AM)
congrats on your new car, sweet color looks good, what kind of motor are you running?
I am running the Honda 3.5 with under drive pullies
QUOTE (DzrtKdz @ Feb 14 2008, 04:07 PM)
From another very satisfied Wuerth customer to you....Nice buggy. Steve was working on mine at the same time he was working on yours. He kept telling me about the rootbeer colored car. Hope to see you out there...I've seen a few other Wuerth buggies out there this season, just haven't had the chance to say hi yet!
Your car looks great,and I love my car,and if i ever buy another 1 it will be a Wuerth car.If you see me other there lets get together for a ride in the dunes..
buggys will do wheelies with a 3.5 honda? I've been wanting to upgrade my 3.0 to a 3.2 but maybe I will go 3.5.is your naturally aspirated.what is underdriven pullies?
love the color. 
QUOTE (dlytlesh1 @ Feb 19 2008, 11:42 AM)
Just to ad to this...I had a Wuerth Stage 2 that I sold recently..It was my seventh buggy..This was my first turn key car..Steve did a great job..The car was dialed in from the day I got and not one thing ever went wrong with it, I just drove it hard and it performed...
I can second that. I have duned with dlytlesh1 alot. Awesome car, jumps well, and insane through the woops!!! Never a problem, and Steve is a great guy, been to his shop alot during the building of dlytlesh1's car. Beautiful car man, love the color
QUOTE (OCTILLO BOY @ Mar 15 2008, 10:33 AM)
buggys will do wheelies with a 3.5 honda? I've been wanting to upgrade my 3.0 to a 3.2 but maybe I will go 3.5.is your naturally aspirated.what is underdriven pullies?
Under drive pullies just help the motor wined up alittle better,they say you get 9 to 15 more horse power,but im not sure of that.I just know the pullies are alot lighter,and look alot better.The picture of me doin the wheelie was not on flat ground,I hit a little whoop to help get the front end up.Good luck with what ever motor you chooseHope to see you in the Dunes
hey lap dance where did you pick up those pullies from? looks good
congrats on the new car looks great but out of curiousity why lap dance, farmdog.
QUOTE (NKS71 @ Mar 17 2008, 09:50 PM)
hey lap dance where did you pick up those pullies from? looks good
I got the pulleys from unorthodox racing.com
If you have the 3.5 honda you need to order the pulleys for the 2003 acura MDX
and you will need a gates belt 060390 it fits tight but it works
See you in the dunes
QUOTE (lap dance @ Mar 18 2008, 11:57 AM)
Riding in my car is like getting a lap dance....I love it!!!!!!!!!!!
Well then, I'd have to say that you are doing it all wrong!
Rumor has it, Wuerth is changing his Stage 2 design which will include a radius roof and other goodies... Perhaps he should call that model "Lap Dance"
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