the ufb project

Well you found it. Now try to keep up with it.

Like many buggynuts across the country and around the world, we also want to build it bigger, better and faster. The UFB project will do just that with the first 3 projects underway at the Krusekontrol Kompound. You can watch the progress of these buggy builds right here as we video tape each stage of the projects. We hope you all enjoy watching as much as we enjoy building.

The UFB Project is a family build, with parents and kids involved. The main buggy builders are Mad Mark and Krusekontrol with help from Mudbug, Motor Mouth, Hammer Down Cole and other great kids to be named later. Mark brings his talent as a mechanic and race car builder to the mix and Vinny has a backround in autobody and some street racing from his old days in Brooklyn, New York.

The excitement of these builds is grabbing a lot of attention from other motorheads and it looks like we will continue building some more great machines for while.

The Project begins with Mad Marks Crossfire 150R, upgraded with a 400 kawasaki. The 2nd buggy belongs to Krusekontrol and it will be upgraded with a 440cc motor and the 3rd belongs to RMB and it will be upgraded with a 750cc motor. We have a 4th build on the table for Lady krusekontrol. She will get the 350 upgrade that was set for Mudbugs buggy.
Mudbug will get a larger upgrade in the future.

UFBs Project List

UFB - 001

Driver - Mad Mark
Engine - 400cc
Status - Final Stage for paint prep

UFB - 002

Driver - Krusekontrol
Engine - 440
Status - Swing arm prep for engine

UFB - 003

Driver - RMB
Engine - 750-cc
Status - Parts and buggy ready for build

UFB - 004

Driver - Lady Krusekontrol
Engine - 350cc
Status - Parts and buggy ready for build

All information about the UFB Project will be shared with other Buggynuts so they may offer opinions on improvements or get some help for their own buggy builds.

One of the main points on a UFB project is safety. We encourage those who try their own buggy build to remember the most important rule. With more power more strength in frame and suspension is needed. At high speeds a failure in these areas can cause extreme injuries. So build it strong and enjoy the rush!