homemade hopups
04-28-2003, 02:09 AM
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homemade hopups
Post your homemade hopups along with some pictures.
If its home made post it, someone might be interested in making their owen like me.
I'll post some of my owen when I get my camera working or find another one.
If its home made post it, someone might be interested in making their owen like me.
I'll post some of my owen when I get my camera working or find another one.
05-04-2003, 07:30 PM
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Finally
Here are some skids I made.
http://www.msnusers.com/mymaxx1/shoebox.msnw?Page=Last
The plastic tubing replaces a roll cage and is much lighter (I saw it the trilordy pirate truck). All the skids were cut out from an aluminum plate and shaped.
Also a wheelie bar that has skateboard bearings as wheels.
I haven't tested none of these, I am waiting on an engine rebuild.
I also have another rollcage that came frome a tool canister thing. I just ziptied it to the bumpers. I'll get some pictures soon. This one I have tested and it worked perfect. I think it is lighter than a factory rollcage.
http://www.msnusers.com/mymaxx1/shoebox.msnw?Page=Last
The plastic tubing replaces a roll cage and is much lighter (I saw it the trilordy pirate truck). All the skids were cut out from an aluminum plate and shaped.
Also a wheelie bar that has skateboard bearings as wheels.
I haven't tested none of these, I am waiting on an engine rebuild.
I also have another rollcage that came frome a tool canister thing. I just ziptied it to the bumpers. I'll get some pictures soon. This one I have tested and it worked perfect. I think it is lighter than a factory rollcage.
