Honda CBR 600 buggy build part 8
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
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Barnes 4WD B4WK0116 - Panhard Bar Rod End Heim Joint Kit 3/4 x 3/4-16 CHROMOLY HMS 3/4-5/8
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Barnes 4WD B4WK0062 - Panhard Bar Kit 3/4 x 3/4-16 Econ Heim Joint Bungs for 1" ID Tube
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Who else thinks this guy is absolute legend in everything he does.👍 if you would like him in your shed, doing the things that you don't want to.
More like an absolute UNIT
Could explain why his long travel independent rear suspension video has over 1.5 million views.
@Freerider Uh ok
Why'd i want him making stuff in my shed?? If i had the energi and resources id do this myself.
I can't take it anymore 🤯! I want to see this thing shreding it up already!!!
I’m glad I’ve found this late , I can watch the whole series 😁
I also would like to see some more technical talk and your design process, generally more commentary on what, how and why youre doing it. Like for example why u choosed round tubes, which type of steel and how thick. It would help others with decisions with buildings their own projects.
Round looks lot cooler. Not looking so homemade. I think steel type doesnt matter something common. Stainless steel may be weaker than normal steel and you paint it anyways?, thickness... It may depend what kind of vehicle you building? How big how powerful motor or how hard use it is coming, big jumps? and you can always add some more pipes where you think it is too weak
Building yourself is the best because you can choose everything! :D
I have a Can-Am that went through a house fire and it only left the frame and cage. the rest is junk. I wish I was close to you and would be able to rebuild the whole thing like you are building this buggy, with an engine like you are using and rebuilding the suspension. I would love a Can-Am with a motorcycle engine and a 2-foot lift kit reaching out another foot to a foot and half on each side on a Can-Am would be insane build that would be a one of one that no one would have or would be able to outdo that is for sure. So I live just outside of Fort Knox in Kentucky, an I don't have the skills you do with things but willing to learn. I love all your building and what you do so thank you. P.S. I'm a disabled gulf war veteran so you help cheer me up with your videos....
Your Awesome Dude. Seems like you got a lot done. Glad I got to talk to you at the Pate’s swap meet. Can’t wait for more.
You know many Talented tricks at work.
It is understood that you will be learning it very hard.My congratulations on the cars you build.These are all like parts of the car of my dreams.
Electric reverse. Junkyard starter motor. You can use a one-way bearing on the sprocket so the electric motor doesn’t spin when driving forward. Mount it adjustable to act as the chain tensioner.
He tried that on the 2 speed kart with a 4000 Ib winch and it didn't work. although with some design changes it might be worth another shot.
electric reverse in theory sounds good but in real world sucks. In order to have a motor big enough that it's not slow and under powered you might as well build an electric powered buggy.
PHEEEWWW! Thought I was going to have to wait another week for my "rather B welding" fix!😁
One person I always watch, just getting off work so I can't say first but I'm present!!
Omg thank lord ive been waiting for this video
me to
Enjoying this series. Looking good
I e been loving this series. Thanks
I still can't get over how big that suspension is!
You and other karting tubers inspired me to apply for a course in small motor repair, i just got my acceptance letter and i start in september
you have no idea the joy it brings me to open youtube and see this video
Add this strengthen this!? You built a rock bouncer bro! That thing is way strong enough for 600cc. You are very talented. I hope someone from ford racing development or somewhere is watching you cause they may give you a job!
Great video this thing is built like a battleship.
You should also make a bar to protect your rearwheels from catching trees
Right on. He'll be glad he did after the first glancing blow cuz it won't take much to knock all that hard work out of alignment.
This is 100 times better than those guys buying wrecked supercars then ordering every part online and assembling them with minor work done. But those ones seem to be the thing at the moment so, when you finish the buggy build maybe do something like a supercar rebuild. For the views, some funding and then you can do stuff like this without many limitations. Just a thought.
You have become a madman ! lol The only single youtuber that makes go karts that got fed up with cheesy builds and went berserk and made a psychotic go kart
You may want to dip your toes in the vast berserkness of Grind Hard Plumbing Co. Senderella... nuff said.
Going down from a 14 to a 13 on the front is a huge jump up. You should put that on.
Fellow fabricator here. Might want to sand the mill scale off your rotors will prob load up your pads like how it loads up sand paper fairly fast. cool videos oh and the shocks in the back prob do need to be more vertical it takes away from its actual range and dampening ability also I’m fairly positive the motor will be fine it will rip and if you need torque 1st is short anyway
Bump steer is ok. It will make the steering more aggressive and turn harder. It depends on off power and on power. Having rear toe in the rear end is ok most of us run 3 degrees on our rc cars it helps the car square up faster on power
Make your own reverse gearbox, similar to your 2 spd.
a set of meshing gears on one side, a chain & sprocket drive on the other.
Seal it in a simple rectangular aluminum box.
He more or less has one, just not fully completed yet
that buggy is sick!!
Prolly should beef up the mounting points for those monster shocks... those two tabs would love some support. Awesome build.
Look up bms power buggy gear box! My dad built a cbr600 buggy and used its stock gear box it’s perfect for what you need
Yeah I have been waiting for this lol
Chain worn's out quicker, the smaller the front sprocket goes. I'd suggest one 'gearing-recucing shaft' between front and rear sprocket :)
that seat part had me rollin
The seat on top at the end won over my like 😎👍🏾
Nicely Engineered 👍
When I built my trike I called a company in in Dallas I can't remember the name but they build custom sprockets to anything you need might be worth looking into I could also try and find my old receipt book and give you the company name if you need
Would you mind shooting me the company name? I need sprockets for all sorts of custom stuff
sprocket specialists
*It's gonna be as heavy as an Army APC!*
Bro this is by far the most interesting build I've seen anyone doing in a long time! I have some super awesome build ideas ill be working on soon myself. I think it would be awesome to do a collab with you on a project, could be fun...
Yo... Give Grind Hard Plumbing Co.'s channel a visit, you won't be disappointed.
Upper engine mount is genius and my favorite part of the buggy. Sweet build bro
1:05 the drift trike in the left button corner :)
No thats the red race scooter
That is really going to rip.Perhaps you can put adjustment rails under the drivers seat because others are going to drive that.You know that'll happen.LoL.Best if they reach the brakes.
I would put some gussets underneath your rear carrier tube... There's not a lot of structure keeping it from swaying left and right *(yet)...... If you snag your rear tire on something hard (and you will).... It could pull your entire rear carrier assembly with it... bending it to one side, off center... More gussets are your friend on this one, especially around your drive train components. It's gonna have more power than you think. Even if it's not super fast off the very start... it's still gonna pull from a rolling 20mph to 75mph very intensely... These motors scream well above 10k rpms... and they bring power all the way to peak rpms.... Make sure you get a good helmet, this thing is gonna be way faster than you want to deal with. I know, because I turned a CBR600 into a 4wheeler.. and it was nuts. Pretty sure I had like a 53 tooth rear, and maybe 14 front........ Worse case scenario, you can end up running a jack shaft and get your gear reduction even further if needed, later.
Just get a small car engine and you're good to go. No reverse gearbox bs to deal with and more power and torque than that tiny 600cc. You gonna have to redesign the rear end but oh well. It's worth it.
Most small cars dont have a lsd transmission so he could still run the same rear setup, I have seen people run sprockets instead of a CV shaft.
Plenty of room for that new engine you picked up at the swap meet...... =)
I like where this buggy is going!!!
If you lay the shocks down some it will soften the suspension. If you stand them up it will stiffen it up.
I love your videos man!
Your new suspension layout is cool. I like it!
Dude. I came across your channel and binch watched your videos for a few days now. I need to see you build a Arial Atom. That is right up your ally
How do you want to tighten the chain?
You need some oblong holes on the engine mount or on the rear axle. The chain will get longer if you drive the buggy.
Your Vids are great,
greeting from Germany
Springloaded roller under is one option. Works as a chain guide too.
you should k-swap that thing😂😂it is massive for that little engine. Awesome engineering!!! I really like your builds.
Helluva good job on that rear section, looks SOLID!!! And NOTHING is EVER permanent HaHaHa!!! Love your videos👍👍
Find?Find?Find a sprocket? Rather B come on man, I happen to know, for a fact, that you have the ability to make one. However many teeth you want.
#Watch out Pincher, Rather B rippin in a BAD ASS buggy, is comin for ya! Keep it up. I love watching.
This project is completely bad ass honestly. ..and I was watching and wanted to mention something about the rearend suspension set up. You could have possibly saved some joints and weight if you had copied the VW Bug rear suspension....you may have already considered that option back in the beginning but I can't help but think it's tried and true it does work and it works well.. but it's not my project and I'm not going to tell you how to build your projects especially since they end up just fine without my ideas lol just thought I would throw this out there. Maybe an idea for another time anyways awsome build and keep the vids. Coming
I like these comments though. For a beginner like myself any input will be appreciated.
Just watched all the videos back to back. Where did you get the talent? Ive built some mini buggies in the past and can relate to the stress of solving problems. Great job!
Dam you’re really good at what you do.Im always in my garage fixing my go karts.
With the way you are I'm kinda surprised you can't make yourself a gear , coming along nicely 👍
Well with the seat up there. Make a pretty portable deer stand...lol
Idk if you have it planned but don't forget to install straps to prevent your suspension dropping to their limit if the wheels leave the ground especially the rear it's a lot of weight
Sick vid
Wow I love watching this build u keep the vids coming like this I'll be here to watch
Ive been checking multiple time every day for this video, now its here! :D
So I have heard you comment a time or two about the weight, something to consider is that the early side by sides had 350 to maybe 500 cc motors in them so I think you will be good with what you have just gonna need to get your gearing right and it should do just what you want.
The litte videos at the end crack me up
Yes episode 8 😃😃😊😊
Great vid! I just put gsxr 600 on my cart thats just little smaller then urs im running a 16t countershaft and a 28t rear sprocket cuz it's wat was on the go-cart but I will gear it down u have to clutch it in 1st to take off but it tops out 70-80mph in 1st gear it just roast the tires off on dirt so with ur gearing set up u will prolly be bout right and will have all the power u need that motor should be around 90-100hp
Really been enjoying watching you build this!! Makes me want to start my own project!! I hope your videos come out more regularly on this awesome beast!!
You should take your buggy to silver lake in Michigan for the true test run when it's done.
For reverse forward you could try a pto gearbox for tractors accessories. They even come with gear reductions and are very tough
Use a cheap high torque cordless drill to provide reverse. Use a tiny gear and a neutral interlock.
Subscribed. Interesting build and way beyond my skill level without plans
Hell yeah! Cant wait to see it finished!!
good job you did a lot i have a gearbox just let me know it is nice it has high low and reverse
Cool buggy
Awesome video!👍
Nice!! Great seating... -)
Harley-Davidson makes a reverse gearbox for there Trike motorcycles you might could get one of a wrecked motorcycle like that
Power wise it should hold up I dont think it will handle the rpms
Coming along nicely. Hope the pate swap meet went well for you this year. 👍👍
If you keep that chain that tight you will rip it apart , it will need between 2 and 3 centimeters of play . Not only the chain wil get damaged also the bearing on the front sprocket cant cope with that strength if you dont give the chain more slack. Also when the chain is to tight , shifting will be more dificult
Coming along nicely!
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Watching in Alabama
Just thinking about the way you tackled your rotational torque at a 90 deg angle to the stock engine mount and the simplicity in your build I'm confident you come in lighter than anticipated... Well done imo
If the VW bug/bus transaxles were independent suspension, those would be perfect. You can still mount your engine in the rear and have forward and reverse gearing.
Try and find a Polaris RXL 650 EFI triple, that engine stock makes 108hp and if you get triple SLP or PSI pipes for it you would make just under 130hp so that’s definitely enough power especially because that engine will have a CVT on it
*BTW it’s a 2-Stroke so I’m sure people would really like that😂*
Nice job man! Looks great! =)
That seat might work If you whunt to view the morning/ night sky. Or pullover and eat
I think the pullover might be too much in a sunny day...
Have you looked at the RPM gearbox? Very expensive though maybe have to look used.
Awesome dude!
Lord of the Shed🤴
Thank god the video has come I’ve been waiting!!!!!
I thought that in red beards gear reduction video on his gearbox he Sed that rather be welding brought one as well.
Man loving the build I was so happy to see get to see it.. I believe the engine is going to be plenty powerful enough for the buggy.. anyways awesome build keep it up bud
The speed at which you attack this project shows your passion for this stuff I think. Good work once again!
Don't forget a chain guard buddy.
Heres a idea for a "reverse gear" use a big starter motor..... alot of the home build radical kit cars in the uk use this method a d works well.
Been gettin emotionally invested in the build series and you then go tell me you're leaving me!?!
you should build a rotary buggy manual trans or a rx 8 auto trans bc paddle shifters
that would be sick, and extremely involved haha
yea you can rebuild a rx 8 engine for $800 and you can find a 40,000mile motor with trans for $1200
@@Ben-rm9jx ...time to hit up craigslist
Cant wait till it done
Looking great keep it up 👍
awesome build
Have you shopped JT sprockets site yet? you may have to do a jackshaft to get the right ratio which I'd think would need to be around 5.5 or 6 to 1
ahh you'll get it in the end just keep plugging away at it.
I bet you have one heck of a scrap metal pile!!!
Great work man. Just started following ! Can’t wait to see it start soon
Look at some golf carts they have a forward and reverse my buddy had one with a old snow mobile engine on it just throwing ideas out there