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Current projects/builds in progress. Make a thread for your off-road mini-buggy or sand rail and keep updating as your build continues.enFri, 20 Nov 2009 22:08:30 GMTvBulletin60http://www.minibuggy.net/forum/images/lustrous/misc/rss.jpgMiniBuggy.Net: The Ultimate Off-Road Buggy Community - Projects in Progress
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help with second mini buggy plan choices
http://www.minibuggy.net/forum/projects-progress/11997-help-second-mini-buggy-plan-choices.html
Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:47:42 GMThey im kinda new to this sight, but i have built one b4, but it was just all me flying by the seat of my paints lol and i didnt like the way it...hey im kinda new to this sight, but i have built one b4, but it was just all me flying by the seat of my paints lol and i didnt like the way it turned out, so i was hoping you guys could assist me in choosing a set of planns. im a full time mecanic, so i have the knowlodge and kno how and can weld good i just wat some good detailed planns that inclued EVERY detail and i also am looking at performance thanks
jake
]]>Projects in Progressyamahaman31http://www.minibuggy.net/forum/projects-progress/11997-help-second-mini-buggy-plan-choices.htmlAsphalt Only 1000cc Full Suspension Car- Suggestions Welcome
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Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:00:31 GMTWell I have sold my dirtbikes and started this ambitious project. I've studied this site and FSAE sites for more than a year. I Bought a bunch of steel and street bike parts and got moving. I've had Unsuspended sled and bike powered oval track cars, so I'm not a total Newb, but I'm a plumber, not an engineer. Thank goodness some of you are!
This car will have only 2.5" of wheel travel at all 4 wheels. I'm still designing the rear cage and engine area, based off of what I decide to do with the rear driveline. DBL "A" arms for sure. No differential, just a center inboard brake & sprocket connected by custom u-joint driveshafts and probably Toyota Camry front hubs. (my wheels are 13" with a 5 on 4.5 lug pattern) The car will have a front & rear wing, with the front wing built under the nose, for an F1 or Indy car look and function. Full fiberglass body and side pods, of course.
I may use this 07 CBR1000 engine, or sell it and go with my original choice, YZF-R1. Total completed weight is around 750lbs with no driver.
Have a look and I'm open to all criticisms, comments and suggestions. This suspension style is called pushrod with rockers, or multiplicators. It is simple, really. I hope the heck it performs like it is supposed to. So far, it seems good.
]]>Projects in ProgressMiniFormulaIndyhttp://www.minibuggy.net/forum/projects-progress/11994-asphalt-only-1000cc-full-suspension-car-suggestions-welcome.htmlMy first sort of mini build
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Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:27:18 GMTHello, I've been reading here for a bit and decided I'd post my project. A little background- My day job- designing turbocharging accessories including a complete line of unique wastegates
Which is an excuse to feed my habit of various projects. We do all of our own machining, fabrication, etc. In my years of accumulation of equipment I've also acquired my own 4x8 CNC plasma torch machine which is hugely responsible for the creation of this project. That and my self designed hydro. bender with inhouse dies.... Blah Blah blah on to the topic at hand Here it is so far- Using a Toyota 1MZ-FE V6 transverse mounted on a 5spd trans. The engine is offset to one side to move the diff into the middle for longer axle travel. Engine is on pass. side and its only about 350lbs, counterbalance will be the gas tank, battery, radiator, transmission, and the driver. Adapting 930 CVs for the inboards with FWD joints on the outboards for now. Front hubs are my design with forks and a king pin spindle. Ford probe rear hubs on A arms, Ford probe rear rotor/spindles on the front. All 1.5" x .120 wall DOM construction (for the most part). All nylon bushings, only heim joints are the tie rods. 22" front travel, not sure on the rear yet. Just got the wheel base setup today, engine is out. Time to box-in and tie everything together.
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Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:10:30 GMT*hey guys i would be much obliged if you could help me out with this survey for a university project
Extreme Sports...hey guys i would be much obliged if you could help me out with this survey for a university project
ps if you can forward this it would be greeat!
]]>Projects in ProgressRugEDhttp://www.minibuggy.net/forum/projects-progress/11963-university-project.htmlMy SXS busa project....
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Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:44:52 GMTBeen working on the SXS project for a few years now on and off, but i've got 5 orders for them now so i've been working on the design a lot lately.
Here's some updated pics of where i'm at now, and the rear hubs will be boxed in to the top mount, the ones in the pic are just for mockup, the inner arm mounts will be double sheer, as well as the lower hub mounts and i'll be running 5/8" bolts on the hub side.........
]]>Projects in Progressyoshihttp://www.minibuggy.net/forum/projects-progress/11913-my-sxs-busa-project.htmlBandit Build
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Mon, 02 Nov 2009 14:30:23 GMTFor my birthday this year my wife bought me Bandit buggy plans.
I started this build in July.
So after reviewing the plans and getting the materials...For my birthday this year my wife bought me Bandit buggy plans.
I started this build in July.
So after reviewing the plans and getting the materials I started the build.The main frame is made out of 1" x .125 wall tubing.
I got the beltline done and the hoop for the roolcage in these pictures. I bought a 12 ton bender from Princess Auto and was disappointed with the bends it made. I could not get a bend over 30* without it collapsing the tubing. So the only bends I made with that bender are the front bumper and the rest of the bends are made with an Ideal hand bender.All fishmothing of the tubing was done with a bench grinder and all cuts were made with a hacksaw.
Hopefully my pictures show up as I was having trouble trying to post them before.
Mark
]]>Projects in ProgressShort Circuithttp://www.minibuggy.net/forum/projects-progress/11885-bandit-build.htmlPiranha 1
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Sun, 01 Nov 2009 02:27:43 GMTI'v started my piranha build.[smilie=ecstatic.gi:
Here is my welding table in progress.
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Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:23:19 GMTWell here I go.... what I'm hoping to have.... burke_a_lot
Mini buggy
Colour: Skull white
Grunt
Engine: Yamaha 200cc
Pistons: Stock
Carb: Stock.... for now....
Exhaust: Straight through
Radiator: None....
Trans
Gearbox: Stock 5 speed
Diff/Chain: Chain
Beneath
Suspension: None.... for now.... will look into it....
Brakes: Single disk
Rolling Stock
Wheels: Around 10"
Tyres: Rocky/Sand
Design
Plans: Below is a rough sketch of what I'm looking at doing.... will have CAD up soon....
post you ideas and/or thoughts on my project....
Cheers!
burke_a_lot.
]]>Projects in Progressburke_a_lothttp://www.minibuggy.net/forum/projects-progress/11874-burke_a_lots-build.html<![CDATA[David's Edge Trax 2 build]]>
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Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:27:19 GMTWell I started on my second build recently. It's an Edge Trax 2 for my wife. Here's the pics so far...
Working from the plans is very nice. I almost wish I would have bought plans for my first buggy. Oh well [smilie=dunno.gif]
Progress is going very fast. I'm hoping to have it done for Christmas.
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Using a Toyota 1MZ-FE V6 transverse mounted on a 5spd trans. The engine is offset to one side to move the diff into the middle for longer axle travel. Engine is on pass. side and its only about 350lbs, counterbalance will be the gas tank, battery, radiator, transmission, and the driver. Adapting 930 CVs for the inboards with FWD joints on the outboards for now. Front hubs are my design with forks and a king pin spindle. Ford probe rear hubs on A arms, Ford probe rear rotor/spindles on the front. All 1.5" x .120 wall DOM construction (for the most part). All nylon bushings, only heim joints are the tie rods. 22" front travel, not sure on the rear yet. Just got the wheel base setup today, engine is out. Time to box-in and tie everything together.
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