Tossedman
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Rowdys there's no "I" in team Bully 2
- Thread starter ROWDY RACING
- Start date
by tossedman
by rckcrwl
with the apropriate constant it is taken into acount by lattitude
as part of the shorter version of the formula
the long version has those included plus a few more things
but at youse guys's level of ability they dont come into play
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by crawlrking
this is a place silly. if you are crawling there all bets are off
sorry dont know how to do the quotes yet
josh6575
RCC Addict
I'll sell you mine. Just in case you are underwhelmed all sales are final due to the nature of the hobby.:shock:
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
Picked up some Gunnar pins, I feel due to the large size of the bully stubs these are a valuable upgrade for the front hexes. The hole in the front hexes for the stubs doesn't leave much room for pin engagement and the stock pins are not as long as they could be. In addition to their added strength the Gunnar pins are longer and give max pin engagement in the hexes.
Gunnar left
Stock right
Gunnar left
Stock right
josh6575
RCC Addict
Good eye. Get all the bugs worked out then I'll get some.
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
It's not really a bug, all stock hex pins have this issue, it's just magnified due to the bigger stub diameter on the Bullys. Using the stock pins would likely never be an issue I haven't heard of them being. Look at the ones on your rig Josh they may be the same way.
and the opposite known as the Devil's triangle on the other side of the Earth.
Will it be the same at sea level?
I have to try and beat this rig in a comp in 2 weeks. SO you can slow down with the build
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
I have to try and beat this rig in a comp in 2 weeks. SO you can slow down with the build
:ror: You don't need help, I am hoping the new build has a few tricks up it's sleeves to even the odds. :mrgreen:
josh6575
RCC Addict
My bully has none of the stock hubs or pins. All delrin hubs. The rear does not even have pins (Three set screws)..
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
Fancy boy.
josh6575
RCC Addict
Do you know what the weight of the rear axle shafts are? I want to do the same thing to these as I did my v1 rear axle. Trying to determine if it would be worth the effort.
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
josh6575
RCC Addict
Its more fun to communicate with you and it will make it easier to find the more its stated. Mostly I am a bit lazy.
josh6575
RCC Addict
11" of .25 dia. alum. 24g. Creeper Bob for the win!
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
I love you too my furry friend. :mrgreen:
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
I have my awesome machinist Metal Militia at it again. Working on some knuckle weights, step one has them a 6.2 oz each. The next step will be drilling these for the addition of tungsten slugs below the centerline. Depending on where the weight is at that point material will be machined off from above the centerline for a lower and wider weight distribution.
Harvo
I wanna be Dave
I don't look in this section much. You have been a busy bee. Great looking build and awesome new RR product "thumbsup"
ROWDY RACING
I wanna be Dave
Thanks
Adding five 1/2oz tungsten slugs all below the centerline, took the weight from 6.2oz to 7.5oz each.
