Advice on a Clod Project
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Advice on a Clod Project
Hey guys,
Just wondering if anybody has seen one of these before:
I bought it some time ago, off of where else, but Ebay, and keep wanting to get it running, but never know where to start.
Some things are a little out of whack, but I think with some tinkering, it could be made to work.
It sure seems completely homemade, yet the craftsmanship is pretty darn good.
Another question I have, is what can I use for the front wheels? They are obviously Clod parts, front and back.
Any input would be appreciated.
Scott
Just wondering if anybody has seen one of these before:
I bought it some time ago, off of where else, but Ebay, and keep wanting to get it running, but never know where to start.
Some things are a little out of whack, but I think with some tinkering, it could be made to work.
It sure seems completely homemade, yet the craftsmanship is pretty darn good.
Another question I have, is what can I use for the front wheels? They are obviously Clod parts, front and back.
Any input would be appreciated.
Scott
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Re: Advice on a Clod Project
you should be able to use any wheel with a 12mm hex, as long as it'll clear the hub.
Re: Advice on a Clod Project
a on road beam axle would look pretty nice, and might give more choices on the wheels
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Re: Advice on a Clod Project
loks cool but I don't think you'll get much speed out of it. I have a clod based 4x4 with 2.2 wheels. It's got lots of torque but no speed and I can't put a larger pinion gear. The motor adapters only allow to reduce the gear size I think.
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Re: Advice on a Clod Project
No help from me I'm afraid , as I don't know the clod or this sort of thing. But I have to say that car looks so awesome! Can't wait to see it finished.
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Re: Advice on a Clod Project
Finally getting around to doing something with that? I remember when that was up on ebay. It looks great.
Hope you are enjoying the cold (it's supposed to break records here today... 75+)
Hope you are enjoying the cold (it's supposed to break records here today... 75+)
I am not here cause I am playing photographer and on my mountain bike.
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