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PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:46 pm 
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:53 pm 
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I'm not in the market for making any baby chains, but I thing its great that you have made thid video to help those interested and just plane curious. Thanks Marty.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:00 pm 
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I wanted to show Gary in case Jay wants some for his buggy build. If so I will be scavaging parts.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:20 pm 
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Good vid also lead me to your youtube with a bunch of other good vids.


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:38 pm 
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Thanks Marty,
That helps alot. I am going to try something a little diffrent when I get the rest of the funds together using a combination of your ideas and mine. You will be the first to see them when I am done.


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very interesting thanks for posting, your conversion plate turned out well. 8)

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 10:41 am 
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I dont want anybody thinking that I suppose this set up to be the best,,,It is just mediocre. I run about middle of the pack. But for me it is just fine. I have been working out the bugs and the next set will be similar but just a little different. Get some ideas,,make improvements and use this set up for fun.

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PostPosted: Wed May 12, 2010 2:02 pm 
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Hey Firebug,
I was wondering how you attached the front sprocket to the stub axle. I'm stumped.

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PostPosted: Wed May 12, 2010 7:27 pm 
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Great Video Why the 2 calipers?? Are your rims and tires heavy? Thanks Dave T

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PostPosted: Wed May 12, 2010 7:42 pm 
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Hey Firebug,
I was wondering how you attached the front sprocket to the stub axle. I'm stumped.


I took the vanagon hub off and machined it down to a diamiter less than the sprocket and chain and tapped it for 5 bolts to hold the sprocket on,,,it is actually slid on the splines backwards too with the sprocket on the inside of the hub piece to get the chain in as far as possible,,then the threaded part of the stub is shortened a little and rethreaded.

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PostPosted: Wed May 12, 2010 10:28 pm 
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Great Video Why the 2 calipers?? Are your rims and tires heavy? Thanks Dave T



I would say a Sherman Tank would not weigh as much as his buggy. :shock: :evil: :evil: :evil: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: But it does go good.


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Firebug wrote:
I dont want anybody thinking that I suppose this set up to be the best,,,It is just mediocre. I run about middle of the pack. But for me it is just fine. I have been working out the bugs and the next set will be similar but just a little different. Get some ideas,,make improvements and use this set up for fun.


Send the old ones up when you make the new ones. Might need them on wife's auto tranny set up if it doesnt stand up to conventional set up 8) . I'll trade u a pair of them late 5 lug bus bearing housings and stubs you been looking for :wink:

I think this set up is way more than just mediocre. ITs the ticket if you want CD gear reduction, IMO. Doesnt throw chains due to trailing arm flex cuz both sprockets are on the arms so the sprockets cant misalign when you throw the power to them. And buggy doesnt have to be monster sized to accomodate them. Awesome work 'bug.


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PostPosted: Thu May 13, 2010 8:32 pm 
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What bus parts are you looking for Firebug. I have some bus trailing arms with stub axles and I think they have a 40mm axle nut.


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What bus parts are you looking for Firebug. I have some bus trailing arms with stub axles and I think they have a 40mm axle nut.


The ones I like are from the Vanagon with rear coil springs, the carrier unbolts. I use the carrier, stub, and hub. At least that is what I used on my prototype. I may look into using something different next time. Like maybe a 930 carrier,,that would save me some machining and may be more narrow too.

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looks nice! once I build a bigger shop, I have another idea that I have been holding on to for about 10years now :wink:

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 04, 2010 10:25 pm 
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How I did the front sprocket
Vanagon hub
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turned down to accept sprocket
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sprocket turned down to accept hub
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mizzledizzle wrote:
Hey Firebug,
I was wondering how you attached the front sprocket to the stub axle. I'm stumped.


Did that help?

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Wow, yes, thank you very much, that helped a whole lot! It's nice to see people getting in depth with how the fabbed stuff.

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thanks for the repost....like the narrator,reminds me of watchin the dukes of hazard when i was a young en

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thanks for the repost....like the narrator,reminds me of watchin the dukes of hazard when i was a young en



My first motherinlaw,,,God rest her soul,,,thought I looked like Bo Duke when I wan a young en 8) he is purty

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Firebug wrote:
bige70chevy wrote:
thanks for the repost....like the narrator,reminds me of watchin the dukes of hazard when i was a young en



My first motherinlaw,,,God rest her soul,,,thought I looked like Bo Duke when I wan a young en 8) he is purty

:shock: damn what happened :D :D :D :D


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Firebug wrote:
bige70chevy wrote:
thanks for the repost....like the narrator,reminds me of watchin the dukes of hazard when i was a young en



My first motherinlaw,,,God rest her soul,,,thought I looked like Bo Duke when I wan a young en 8) he is purty

:shock: damn what happened :D :D :D :D



Beer,,,age,,,gravity,,,,acid rain,,,ultra violet rays,,,4 kids,,,2 wives,,, yall,, :mrgreen:

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Time for a repaint on ol'baby chains orange with 01 on the side

So bug you sayin' you whent from Bo Duke to Flash the Hound ! :D :mrgreen:


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aboone993 wrote:
Time for a repaint on ol'baby chains orange with 01 on the side

So bug you sayin' you whent from Bo Duke to Flash the Hound ! :D :mrgreen:


If you say so,,,but Flash is purty too :D

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babby chains would look cool with the ol general's colors :wink: and the horn, gotta have the horn , but thats the secret weapon for my new one :mrgreen:

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