My own XXX FF

[cyberded]

hi to all.here's the story.i had bought this XXX BK2 has a donor for my X6.then i saw the fwd buggy of BloodClod...i thought about it for about 2 weeks.then i decided to get into it.well 2 weeks later and here we are.the car is ready for racing and im gonna try it this weekend.its pretty good so far i think.the geometry of the suspension front and rear is pretty good the steering also is quite nice.will see this weekend.here's some pict.







thanks to BloodClod and all those before us for the idea and influence.

andre

[seankyew]

very nice.
hopefully you can show us a video of it running as well.

[BloodClod]

What an awesome looking car - I really like the rear suspension and the overall look of the car.

Have you run it yet? Looking forward to hear how it ran.

I've not had much time to work on the FF buggy of late but I've found that it excels on smoother tracks and esp when conditions are a bit loose for typical RWD buggies.

On rougher tracks sometimes the front wheels lose traction.

Seems FF buggies work best by carrying as much speed around the track as possible as they will not out-accelerate a RWD buggy.

[Elvise]

Its really awesome dude.I hope you will share some videos of it aswell and thanks for sharing it here..

[chemax92]

You should mount backwards the rear shocks, this way only the shock piston and shaft is movement mass not the entire shock body with oil.
Good work!

[Wacker 2]

Very cool mace... I really liked the FF that Bloodclot did aswell, was really impressed.

Like everybody else I hope you'll put up a video or 2 showing how it performed.

Thanks, Jon!

[migsy]

nice job mate.

i did a chassis similar to this, the only problem i had was the steering become very light when the battery was layed out across the chassis. you'd be better using a saddle in there. another thing you may want to consider is around 45grms up front of the chassis.

if you get trouble with the rear traction, a trinity 3deg pivot block will help, you may find the car will seem to have more turn-in at the rear.

let us know how it goes.

[The Hoff]

Anybody have a idea what kit the rear rockers are from, seem to fit well.