What do you all think about putting a stinger on a pig?
What do you think about?
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It's your pig and you can do what you wnat with it. But i would think it would be unnessisary just because the approach angle of a pig is so horrible and the ass is so far back that it weighs it down. Plus I dont know how it looks.
Not a fan of stingers, and most of them you'll see around town are on little jeeps that serve no purpose other than showing off streetlocks at the mall. I've never gone down a slope or came close to tipping forward where I thought a little piece of tubing up front would save my 55. Too much weight in the rear end I suppose.
I think I'd put more energy into a grill guard that came up high enough to protect the radiator in case of a roll over. And then I'd start looking into build a cage.
I think I'd put more energy into a grill guard that came up high enough to protect the radiator in case of a roll over. And then I'd start looking into build a cage.
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ridgerunner said:
I was kind of looking at combining both those into the design.
I like them on 40's and I plan on putting one on my pig at some point. Its not so much out of necessity as it is style. I also plan on incorporating a nose gaurd to protect the rad.
i think a stinger might sound cool
I think mounting a stinger missile on my pig would be petty cool. Get a little AA goin' on...
Seriously though, I think a stinger would look rediculous, but for runnin though the sagebrush I really kinda need one. I also need something to keep deer from jumping into my grille as they so love to do in Wyoming, so I think a bull bar would be a better idea since it keeps out both plants and animals.
Seriously though, I think a stinger would look rediculous, but for runnin though the sagebrush I really kinda need one. I also need something to keep deer from jumping into my grille as they so love to do in Wyoming, so I think a bull bar would be a better idea since it keeps out both plants and animals.
