Joined
·
1,114 Posts
wondering if this joint could be made to work in place of a birfield.
http://www.drivetechnologies.com/page8.html
http://www.drivetechnologies.com/page8.html
It's equal to the weight of my foot on the gas pedalLandCroozer said:
Anybody know what is the breaking force of a birfield?
-tom
I complained to discovery about that worthless documentary, Little to no coverage of LandCruisers and the effect it had on 4 wheeling. They even covered those underpowered rovers.trd55 said:Don't see why not.... A while back on the Learning Channel, they had a show about the history of the 4 Wheel Drive. I believe they showed one of these joints that was being used on the McPhearson race truck. It was pretty cool. They had a camera mounted on the frame looking at the suspension. It showed the joint at full speed and travel. It probably is cost prohibitive for the everyday driver, but shoed work instead of a birf.
-D
under powered and under-axled!!Slowerthanu said:
I complained to discovery about that worthless documentary, Little to no coverage of LandCruisers and the effect it had on 4 wheeling. They even covered those underpowered rovers.