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TGTV Video #17 SuperCrawl 2006

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TGTV Video #17 SuperCrawl 2006

Post by Chris Geiger »

The latest Trail-Gear TV eposide is now on the server and ready to view!

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Post by redzook »

nice vid :D
that man made course is huge :cool:
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Post by A1 »

Fawk yeah cool footage ......good to see just how Pete ended up on his lid :cool:
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Post by ofr57 »

one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?

nice flop pete :D
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Post by Micka »

Great footage!!!

Not a bad flop, Pete :armsup:
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Post by redzook »

ofr57 wrote:one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?

nice flop pete :D
it is mounted to the upper link (A-frame) on the rear diff
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Post by ofr57 »

redzook wrote:
ofr57 wrote:one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?

nice flop pete :D
it is mounted to the upper link (A-frame) on the rear diff
why the hell do that :? ...
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Post by ljxtreem »

to lower the COG, all cool but it looks like the driver is sitting on the transfer or auto, so the chassis and seating position is tall :armsup:

go figure :armsup:


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Post by XFACTOR »

How sick was that yellow buggys roll down the hill (117) :armsup:
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Post by Shorty40 »

XFACTOR wrote:How sick was that yellow buggys roll down the hill (117) :armsup:
I dunno how that rear end held together :shock:
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Post by Shorty40 »

How easy did that buggy do the climb at the 7 min 10sec mark ? Sweet :armsup:
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Farck there must be some $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ worth of crete and reo in that course,anyone know the figures.
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Post by ofr57 »

I'm guessing its one big dirt mound then alittle bit of concrete ontop .... because in one bit you see a buggie stay put and start digging in
plus sponcer concrete i guess

still be abit though :?
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Post by nasnut67 »

I heard around 750,000 USD for the course in Phoenix. That is the rumour though. It looks huge though.
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Re: TGTV Video #17 SuperCrawl 2006

Post by bogged »

6:45secs would have had to hurt
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Post by redzook »

ofr57 wrote:
redzook wrote:
ofr57 wrote:one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?

nice flop pete :D
it is mounted to the upper link (A-frame) on the rear diff
why the hell do that :? ...
i guess its to stop the unloading that you would get in a regular buggy (less sprung weight to an extent)

i checked it out at the womens nations at cougar buttes its a pretty cool machine
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Re: TGTV Video #17 SuperCrawl 2006

Post by redzook »

bogged wrote:6:45secs would have had to hurt
it looks like the auto shifted into reverse :lol:
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Post by Roctoy »

ofr57 wrote:one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?
Which one is that, i didn't notice?
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Post by bogged »

Roctoy Designfab wrote:
ofr57 wrote:one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?
Which one is that, i didn't notice?
not far from the start, thikn its a red donk from memory
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Post by 4sum4 »

cool.looks like wheelin in ayers rock
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nasnut67 wrote:I heard around 750,000 USD for the course in Phoenix. That is the rumour though. It looks huge though.
Yep, thats the figure Lil Rich told me last year when he was over here.
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Post by `maddog »

ofr57 wrote:one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?

nice flop pete :D
I think those are the Rhino's. They're a weird looking buggy and I'm not sure why they're built that way. Makes for a pretty tall buggy, even though the COG is fairly low.
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Post by ljxtreem »

Naah not a rhino they are built with a transaxle, they are tall though, for no apparent reasion.

the motor in that buggy is on the upper link im pretty sure, I think the driver sits so high because they are seated on top of the auto/transfer.


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Re: TGTV Video #17 SuperCrawl 2006

Post by Rod Dirt'e »

bogged wrote:6:45secs would have had to hurt
Not as much as the one at 3:22secs
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Post by suzuki lj80 »

Rod Dirt'e wrote:
bogged wrote:6:45secs would have had to hurt
Not as much as the one at 3:22secs

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Post by Luxy »

Very :cool:
Some very sweet driving there, along with a few good falls!
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Post by suzuki boy »

Thats awsome man made park and an awsome vid! :cool:

We need to build something like that in each capital city! The greenies would love it!
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Post by nasnut67 »

`maddog wrote:
ofr57 wrote:one of the buggies looks like the engine moves with the rear diffs not fixed to the frame :?

nice flop pete :D
I think those are the Rhino's. They're a weird looking buggy and I'm not sure why they're built that way. Makes for a pretty tall buggy, even though the COG is fairly low.
If I remember correctly the Rhino was designed to be more of an all purpose vehicle. In competition they use these as the base for mini-monster trucks, they sell a full body for these vehicles. They are also used in competiton in rockcrawling and rock racing. They are rather stable at higher speeds and can be used to go desert, or dirt track racing. They are used for search and rescue operations and also they make a great vehicle to go hunting. When I drove one in competition in Las Vegas I was impressed with how well they drove. I agree that they are too tall and also that the belly of the vehicle is too low. Other than that they are extremely impressive.
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