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Join Date: Nov 2003
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75Fab JV Asssassin IFS Chassis
Well My current car is approaching 4 years old and It is time to step up to more modern safety standards.
This is going to be a slower build as i have no sponsors and all work is being done by myself with a full time job. Goals and projections. New chassis is 1.75" Cromoly .120 wall. Everything Cromoly. Including Tabs. Front engine 120" WB is the goal Rear steer portals 25" travel Spidertrax pro cromoly housing. 9" third. My 300m Kingpins. Aluminum Portal boxes. Spool Front IFS portals 20" travel. Aluminum box/404 gears. 930 cv's Ford 8.8 HP 3.55 gears Aluminum third with ARB. Motor will be 418 Ls3 ported and polished 4l80e np205 Seats Bears SXT-3 for saftey. Steering is still up in the air debating full hydro or Rack and pinion. |
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Holy hell yes. This build looks to be freakin awesome man, I can't wait to see how it all comes out!
Random question, how well does your current rear steer fare at speed? Does it give you any sort of wander or floating feeling, or do you have some sort of lockout? I've never built or driven a rear steer rig so I'm just curious and lookin for experience.
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CNC Laser Guy's
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Location: Livermore, California
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In on this one, can't wait to see the front portal set up completed..
Are you planning on having the portals incorporated into the outer upright and have it as basically a tall spindle upright? Or are you going to have the portal bolt on to the spindle upright as basically an extension the the spindle upright making the lower arms actually higher than the wheel mounting surface ? I would imagine you would be able to get almost double the a-arm width if you were to have the portal incorporated with the upright as one. Having the lower arm level with wms.
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Those portals are wicked. With 120" wheelbase you have room to snake the dshafts around stuff. You could do front and rear indapendent suspension...
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Granite Guru
Join Date: Jul 2004
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Having personally ridden in marks rocket ship with rear steer it handles very well, that ls3 is nasty, thanks for the ride bud can't wait to go for a ride in the new one
Ryan
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Zeus of the Sluice
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Looking forward to the progress Mark, should be a badass build!
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Zeus of the Sluice
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What about using an Explorer IRS differential cover for the mounting tabs?
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Granite Guru
Join Date: Feb 2001
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Mark,
Are your CV flanges that go into the boxes one piece or did you tig weld a 930 cv flange to a mog stub? Looks awesome!
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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What will the final width of the car be??
And with 20" of travel, what kind of steering angle will you be able to get? This is going to be a sweet build, can't wait to see it all come together
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rear steer has not been a problem so far over the last 4 years.
I will use a Steel cover for the third to keep it more ridged. They are welded. I am sending it off to have it made. one piece. |
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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Are your portals a 1-1 ratio?
I considered investigating portals, but wanted to explore as many stock parts as possible. Looking forward to seeing the fruit of your labour.
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Pretty sure this is gonna turn out BADASS!
Any mods wanna edit the title? pretty sure it's supposed to be "JV Assassin".... Not sure what a "Assian" is...
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I would assume not, without the gear reduction in the hubs it wouldnt take the load off the center chunk and theres no way that a 8.8 third would hold up.
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2.13 reduction if I remember correctly.
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fully tig welded chassis?
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Super Willie
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What width are you shooting for?
Is the 120" WB the same as you have now or is it stretched?
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looking forward to the build
good luck
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