The difference between a hand built sled and a stocker.

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hahaha that would be awesome. what about the motor?
he had a 8 or 10 hp swapped into it, belt driven with big boy primary and secondary clutches. not a powder masher by any means but it sure looked cool....:d
 

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he had a 8 or 10 hp swapped into it, belt driven with big boy primary and secondary clutches. not a powder masher by any means but it sure looked cool....:d


was that the z-120 that went along with the snopro longtrack ??
i'll try to find the pics..
 

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hahaha that would be awesome. what about the motor?


anyways while we are on the topic..

whats the best way to attach 2 174 tracks together end to end?

i can get the rails made thats not an issue.

Here you go Maxwell.
loooooongtracksmall_2_-1.jpg
 

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hahaha that would be awesome. what about the motor?


anyways while we are on the topic..

whats the best way to attach 2 174 tracks together end to end?

i can get the rails made thats not an issue.

Are you going to drop and roll it? Because that and monster stickers are the only mods that will make your sled climb.

A 121" 440 with a D&R and low ride height will kill any turbo sled out there.

I also have a wheelbarrow that goes from 0-60 in 4 seconds.
 

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Big fawkin' deal. Reid Hedlund and many many many many other riders on the BCSF circuit were "handbuilding" their tube chassis' (bulkhead, tunnel, suspension, etc) hillclimbers as long as 15 yrs ago. I can show u some pics so old that I only have them on hardcopy because that was before digital cameras came out.

Did you hand build your track? How about your gas tank? handlebars? hood? seat? trailing arms? bumpers? these were all things the guys used to "hand build", your sled is more of a stocker than some that were built 15 yrs ago....

Pull your head out of your ass and give it a shake.

I took some pics of my attack angle, I'd load them for you tonight on the other thread.

Yea, there was some nice looking tube frame sleds, with plexiglass so you could see the tube frame.
Some of there really rocked
 

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Al or the other guy (not sure of his name) from the sled shop built a track like this. lacing it together! talk to him!

The other guy is Pete and the boys know their Chit. If you ever have a problem in Revy these are the guys to go see.:d:beer::beer::beer:
 

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Your kidding right?

I'm assuming you mean that you can modify the clutching and suspension components to perform BETTER. However, a stock sled will RUN from the factory just fine. Of course there's always room for improvement... Otherwise the aftermarket companies would be non-existent.
 
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