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Well good luck man! Post on this thread when you get going with it cause i'd definitely love to watch the build!
Btw. Use a bmw rear end from an e36 or e46. It will be perfect for this! And they have awesome ratios from the factory. |
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Down here in Australia a friend of mine decided to build himself a two -wheeled drag bike. He threw out the 4 cylinder jap engine and cut the frame and stretched it long enough to fit a 4.2 litre GM v8 into it.. No one believed him at work and thought he was full of s--t until he turned up one day in the work car park with this beast sitting up in a trailer.
He was then taken very seriously from then on. He made it happen. He now has a prosthetic lower leg. .![]() In other words , goodluck, factor of safety deserves a lot of time when you are planning the build. 4 wheels are safer than 2 Cheers Al. Last edited by 67Mustang Al.; 08-08-2012 at 08:26 AM. |
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