Which is more Bang for your Buck......Chassis or Engine Mods????
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Which is more Bang for your Buck......Chassis or Engine Mods????
Originally posted by: DSNUT
Does anyone have a resource for a chassis setup that is really lightweight but not completely rigid. It needs to be in the 300 lb range but suitable to set up with Marvin shaws or something equivilant. My new rigid will be very nice but it is single purpose.
I would like something a little more flexible that I could easily make rigid and competative on a track as well.
Any ideas?
Does anyone have a resource for a chassis setup that is really lightweight but not completely rigid. It needs to be in the 300 lb range but suitable to set up with Marvin shaws or something equivilant. My new rigid will be very nice but it is single purpose.
I would like something a little more flexible that I could easily make rigid and competative on a track as well.
Any ideas?
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12-08-2006, 02:40 PM
Which is more Bang for your Buck......Chassis or Engine Mods????
Originally posted by: RaptorRandy27
One of them Raptor 700R's in your sig could be made into a 325 lb duner real easy [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
Originally posted by: DSNUT
Does anyone have a resource for a chassis setup that is really lightweight but not completely rigid. It needs to be in the 300 lb range but suitable to set up with Marvin shaws or something equivilant. My new rigid will be very nice but it is single purpose.
I would like something a little more flexible that I could easily make rigid and competative on a track as well.
Any ideas?
Does anyone have a resource for a chassis setup that is really lightweight but not completely rigid. It needs to be in the 300 lb range but suitable to set up with Marvin shaws or something equivilant. My new rigid will be very nice but it is single purpose.
I would like something a little more flexible that I could easily make rigid and competative on a track as well.
Any ideas?
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Which is more Bang for your Buck......Chassis or Engine Mods????
Originally posted by: MrMeaner
I know a guy who will build a chromoly frame and cut out tons of weight in stock form. This guy makes everything and is good. I just bought a wheelie bar from him and he makes Aarms, stems and subframes also.
I know a guy who will build a chromoly frame and cut out tons of weight in stock form. This guy makes everything and is good. I just bought a wheelie bar from him and he makes Aarms, stems and subframes also.
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