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    RZR Reverse Box In Production
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    This is my new RZR reverse box that is in production and should be available in a couple of months.
    The first picture shows the layout.
    The reverser planetary is from Lenco, they build transmissions for Alcohol funny car and dragsters.
    These parts I have used on all my buggies and is good to three thousand plus horse power.

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    This is part of the design and I am machining the blocks right now

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    This is the planetary side that I just finished a pile of.
    This box will be available to use stock axles or 930 CVS.
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    Looks quite nice.

    How about another shot of just that planetary unit?
    Chains are for?

    Direct replacement for the XP1k?

    Sorry for all the questions - I love this stuff.
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    Mmmm ...aluminum!

    What are you machining these with?
    "Speed is time-time is speed"-Dennis Hopper

    Quote Originally Posted by TALON View Post
    did you use a special bigfoot camera or something ,you know all blurry could be a tree stump kinda thing .
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    Mmmm ...aluminum!

    What are you machining these with?

    HAAS TM 2 mill
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    Cool! Looks good!
    "Speed is time-time is speed"-Dennis Hopper

    Quote Originally Posted by TALON View Post
    did you use a special bigfoot camera or something ,you know all blurry could be a tree stump kinda thing .
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    Planetary mounted inside my new case.
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    I just finished a few reverse box cases for the RZR.
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    Planetary.
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    This is the planetary parts I use for forward and reverse. It is the size of your fist and will handle thousands of horse power.
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    I bet I can break it with just one horsepower.

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    Looking good though, it is nice that forward gear is locked up through the unit, and not through the planet gears.
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    [IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG]I just finished 10 RZR reverse gear boxes.
    RZR REVERSE BOX DRIVE TO STREET BIKE MOTOR
    NO 4X4 2WD ONLY

    This reverse box is to allow you to install a street bike motor to a Polaris RZR 1000 or 900 side x side

    This box is machined from 6061 aircraft grade billet aluminum.

    The shafts are machined from 4043 and are heat treated

    you can take the original 28 spline axles from the RZR 1000 or 900 and plug them into this box.

    Apparently the stock cvs have about 45 degrees of angle travel and the 9-30 cv has only 26 degrees.

    With this reverse box you will not lose 5" of travel by using 9-30 cvs

    The drive to the motor is about 7" higher than the out drives and keep the chain to the motor level.

    The box has 8 mount points designed to allow the box to hinge on the bottom and allow you to put adjustable links on the top

    With this setup you don’t need a chain tensioner.

    This box allows the street bike motor and this reverse drive to fit between the stock RZR sway bar and the rear suspension links.

    There is 35% gear reduction inside the box
    The forward reverse gears are from Lenco and are capable of handling 3500 horse power.
    The Lenco gears are primarily used in alcohol funny cars and dragsters.
    930 drive setup coming soon
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    Any idea on price for the 930 version? Looks good BTW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by studio5o View Post
    Any idea on price for the 930 version? Looks good BTW.
    I get the feeling it's a "if you need to ask you cant afford it" deal.

    Does look good.
    All dressed up and waiting for the beer to arrive.
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