"Christini" and think CRF, TPC conversion
"Christini" and think CRF, TPC conversion
Last edited by nstyle73; 02-10-2012 at 08:24 PM. Reason: Didn't Read EVERY post
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Finally a post that i know something about! You don't need to increase the speed of the front tire per say, you only need to allow it to speed up. Rokon have a spring clutch that lets the front tire turn faster than the rest of the drive line. You could modify a rokon if you wanted a 3x3 but you won't be setting any land speed records with it. Also, the driveline was designed with a 8-10HP motor in mind, start pumping more power through it and you're gonna have problems. Post #5 in this http://forums.delphiforums.com/rokon...es?msg=15058.1 link has some pictures of 3 different ways to go about 3 wheel drive. Actually, i lied, the first one is 5 wheel drive, but you get the point. Enjoy
My god! It's been done!
Take a look at post #15 in the Rokon thread! It's hilarious!
Last edited by fabiodriven; 02-10-2012 at 08:45 PM.
85 Tri-Zinger 60
85 ATC250SX
86 ATC250SX
87 ATC250SX
02 XR650L conversion
84 ATC 480R
man crazy stuff, that last one is pretty funky. the others are about what i was thinking, just the wrong machine used IMO.
I have been dreaming of doing a 3x3 for quite some years. Eventually it will happen. So far, from trying to think of different ways to drive the front wheel, I am thinking of going with a teleflex drive cable, driven off the rear axle, run it up through the frame, then to a gear on the front axle. Rigid frame of course. Will use a 110 with the hi-lo range for it.
lmao. I read that thread a while ago but forgot about that. The rokon guys are generally non 3 wheeler friendly. If you guys saw the 110 that the one guy cut up to make his hondakon you'd shed a tear.
Riverrat,if you're gonna go through all that trouble you'd be better off taking a putting a 110 motor in a rokon and then making it into a 3 wheeler. Neither of them have suspension but you have probably 6 inches more ground clearence with a rokon