Help: Truckzilla best heavyduty options, please!!!
05-19-2005, 08:38 AM
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Help: Truckzilla best heavyduty options, please!!!
Hi,
I have a friend with a new Truckzilla Big Twin.
We are from Spain.
He needs to know the best heavy duty options parts that are needed that his car runs without problems.
Say me the hotups more strong for this Savage conversion, please!
Thanks from Spain!
I have a friend with a new Truckzilla Big Twin.
We are from Spain.
He needs to know the best heavy duty options parts that are needed that his car runs without problems.
Say me the hotups more strong for this Savage conversion, please!
Thanks from Spain!
05-19-2005, 09:11 AM
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RE: Help: Truckzilla best heavyduty options, pleae!!!
With twin engine power, I would assume that you would want the heavy duty drive cups and heavy duty dog bones (The center-rear dog bone comes with the truckzilla kit).
With the 2 engines and huge 7.7" tires, weight is not really a concern for your friend anymore, so aluminum is OK for most parts.
My suggestion is to add the second pawl (screw) to the transmission gears, add the heavy duty drive cups, 4 gear differential mod, and heavy duty dog bones and see what else breaks. 5hp and 7.7" tires will not make for any long lasting components. Keep an eye on your steering servo. Thos tires weigh 1.5lbs each!!
With the 2 engines and huge 7.7" tires, weight is not really a concern for your friend anymore, so aluminum is OK for most parts.
My suggestion is to add the second pawl (screw) to the transmission gears, add the heavy duty drive cups, 4 gear differential mod, and heavy duty dog bones and see what else breaks. 5hp and 7.7" tires will not make for any long lasting components. Keep an eye on your steering servo. Thos tires weigh 1.5lbs each!!
