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hydraulic motors on a buggy

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Post by Zute »

Assuming that you could build a comp legal buggy with hydraulic drive . I think a better system would be to use electric motors. They could be sealed against mud and water and give you the speed and torque needed. Could be powered by a generator with a big V8 to give you the noise factor. :D
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Post by pongo »

How about using a hydrostatic drive setup off a tractor to replace tcase and gbox. Keep the revs up and adjust forward motion accordingly?
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Post by markil »

derelict_frog wrote:Wat abou this sort of setup, drive right over those rocks, kinda :/
I've seen a couple of pics of that thing while in a comp too...

it's one of the stupidest things i have seen seen and it would have took a lot of time and money to make it too :shock:

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