RZR Reverse Box In Production

[studio5o]

I get the feeling it's a "if you need to ask you cant afford it" deal.

Does look good.

Already have an RPM box in my current buggy .....but was looking for something in a cvt configuration for my son.

[Tom Pro Design]

$3995.00

[Tom Pro Design]

Already have an RPM box in my current buggy .....but was looking for something in a cvt configuration for my son

I don't believe my gearing is what you need.

[studio5o]

Already have an RPM box in my current buggy .....but was looking for something in a cvt configuration for my son

I don't believe my gearing is what you need.

sorry must have missed the motorcycle engine part ......thanks for the info on price.....any pics of this gearbox in a RZR with a motorcycle engine???

[boilermaker]

When this thing is made with a strong spring to hold in forward and a hydraulic throw out bearing from a car or truck, operated by a long hand lever or a foot pedal to engage reverse , that will be the ultimate FNR unit. I like the idea that a planetary gear set can always be engaged ( don't need to slide any dog gear). Something like a power glide but CNC made case made to only hold planetary set for forward & reverse ,mechanical shifted by applying pressure to clutches( motorcycle style) with throw out bearing to
apply pressure to the other clutches to reverse only while pushing the pedal or pulling the lever.

[boilermaker]

I wish my brain was big enough to think this out and draw it up. There is enough brain power on this site to figure out a planetary gear FNR set up , it would be good to use existing parts and i would like to have one but not try to build one.

[boilermaker]

I wonder if someone out there has built a FNR with planetary gears already and we haven't heard about it yet.

[K-fab]

I seem to recall a guy from France posting some small planetary box on the Facebook group.

[bdkw1]

I wonder if someone out there has built a FNR with planetary gears already and we haven't heard about it yet.

Jeffco. The reverse part of the unit was bullet proof. The chains driving the diff were problematic.

Tex had one in his minibuggy.