Recent content by Whitetrashrocker

I think syncing the drive engagement ratios between front and rear might be a challenge. Anythings possible. Some things just take longer.

Not on the 11m CB band. Its pretty lawless there. Unless your interfering with other more important bands pretty much anything goes. Channel 6, the superbowl, is just guys with megawatts repeating the same dumb phrases and talking to them selves. Alligators. All mouth and no ears. Even 7.20 is...

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Thats an external mount FNR box. It looks like the shift shaft has broke off leaving nothing to attach to. You might be better off buying a new one from Go power sports, BMI carts or even Amazon...

I took the chopper to the veterans day car show yesterday. Cold cloudy weather made for a low turn out. Maybe 30 cars. On the good side, WTC make a big show. Lots of lookers came and had to take pics and ask questions. Can my kid sit on it and get a Pic? How fast does it go. How long to...

This is an old dead thread. Most likely there will be no answer from the original poster. My advice is to start a new thread, and post pics of what you have. From there we can help you get what you need. Did I say post pics? Yes. That helps us see what your specific issue is.

Same. I switched when it was made available and haven't looked back.

Pancho. I've never seen the clones but I have an ARC rod, and your absolutly right about the quality feel. Highly impressed.

What pressure do you run those rears at. I think i run about 5 in the rears. I do it by feel more than a gauge. Just enough to hold shape and I can still push my thumb down on the treads.

I took a china quad and grafted the front end on my Dingo. It helps tremendously. I also put the 200 cc shifter engine in it and did some hot rod work to it.

Lol. Mass x velocity = destruction! A 12" flywheel spinning at say 8000 rpm is traveling in a linear motion almost 300 mph or a little over 400 fps.

For the ones that dont know. A CB is FCC regulated to 4 watts output. That amp I just showed does 3000 watt output. On the receiving end, to raise their meter one S unit, you have to double your power output twice. For example a 4 watt radio gives a guy 3 s units in his reciever. The next...

Love those heathkits. Need to get bad boy fired up..