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2wd or 4wd with same buggy???
I posted this over on rctech but I thought you guys might have a little more interest, at least I hope.
So, how cool would it be to have a buggy that could be converted from 2wd to 4wd in just a few minutes? The greatest R/C invention since oil-filled shocks, or ball difs? I'm sure I'm not the first person to have the idea but has anyone ever tried it? Thanks, Tracy |
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would actually be quite easy with the modern shaft drive cars, wouldnt take to much engineering to have a swappable front end, only need the mounting points and steering link locations to match. the difficulty would be making it handle well as both two and four wheel drive
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Cat sx goes quite well with no front drive.
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I know a Lazer SP handles for crap if you simply remove the shaft. I tried it a couple of years ago on a carpet offroad track.
In most cases, a swappable front end would most likely be needed. |
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My Yokomo hotdog went really well on an indoor astroturf track even after the front train lost traction : FWD belt broke. Jumped well too being mid-motered and all
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i snapped my front drive shafts on my ftx blaze, so took front diff and driveshafts out and run Fastest lap of the Final. surprised me way it drove so well
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