quite sleeve, bit of welding into a chopped prop, standard diff and job's a good'un....
I'm looking for some reference on how the bec boys deal with the rear dif,
I have always been CEC, but fancy the look of the single seater under development. Is they anywere I can find out more on how they get the power to
the rear wheels ?
Scooby
If you mean for a mid-engined car then search for "chain diff" on Google and/or on here and you'll get lots of pics and info.
If you mean front-engined then you simply buy a prop adapter that lets you bolt the propshaft to the the shaft where the sprocket would go on the bike
gearbox. Search "sprocket adapter" or "prop adapter" for pics.
[Edited on 3/3/09 by matt_claydon]
Send me your email address and ill send you some drawings on how to make one if i astil have them.
Ive also got a mini diff and sprocket if you want to go that route.
Just choose a prop driven bike engine like my one
quite sleeve, bit of welding into a chopped prop, standard diff and job's a good'un....
Pics in my archive, complete with electric reverse
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Originally posted by BenB
Just choose a prop driven bike engine like my one
quite sleeve, bit of welding into a chopped prop, standard diff and job's a good'un....
Lots of info Here
Can do Mini, Sierra, Fiesta, Honda, MX5 & Quaife chain drives.
Now have an electric reverse as well (see my photo archive).