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Front Wheel Drive Vehicles - Whats strongest in Manaual

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Post by CWBYUP »

bru21 wrote:..make a mini truggy - 4age with t50 or auto and hilux rear diff. cheap and different. can then run an arm front.
http://www.trophylite.com/
Where can I get a bit more info on the lay out they use in that sort of thing Bru ?

Are there any good sites that have build ups on them to see what there doing ?

At first glance it looks like it could be a great option.

Cheers Nick
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Post by bru21 »

Race Dezert
off road fab net.

the link I posted was a formula class produced by that manufacturer.

I have a million pics at home, and have researched it at length.

My little bro competes in drifting. he had a 4age / t50 combo and my god I would trust that motor / box combo to the death. He gave that thing hell - I mean he is playstation generation, i don't care rev it to 8k all day every day, put a new one in when it dies mentality. After 2 years it didn't die. He only replaced it with a gen 3 3sgte as I had one lying around and he was the only NA car competing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTDdA9WUhBc

call me on 0402337734 to discuss anything. I don't have reception at home though so B/h only.

My opinion with rear mounts is they are done because they have been done for years and baja bugs are of that layout. IMO it offers no advantage at all apart from dead stop pull off, as a good 4 link will give you all the weight transfer you need.


cheers bru
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Post by CWBYUP »

bru21 wrote: cheers bru
Thanks heaps for all the info champ.

I will do a bit more searching on these sites and see what I can come up with.

Nick
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Post by flyinwall »

i have to agree on bru when he says that ofn is the place to go

http://www.offroadfabnet.com/forums/for ... y.php?f=83

ive been lurking there for quite a while (and yes ive seen you there too bru) and it would be the first place i would go if i wanted this sort of info
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