nytrdr24
+1y
I CHECKED HERE IN HUNTSVILLE AT HUNTSVILLE DRIVESHAFT, THEY QUOTED ME @ $250 OVER THE PHONE FOR A ONE PIECE DRIVESHAFT FOR WHEN I GET THE YOTA REAR AXLE....DOUBT I GO W/ ALUMINUM THO AS THEY ARE PRONE TO TWIST & BREAK. AS FOR THE TUBULAR ARMS, EVERY COMPANY I'VE SEEN THAT MAKES THEM USUALLY GOES OUT OF BUSINESS.......MIGHT COULD CHECK WITH MATT @ GRANT KUSTOMS, HE MIGHT KNOW OF SOMEONE WHAT WOULD MAKE YOU A SET.
ON ANOTHER NOTE ABOUT THE UNSPRUNG WEIGHT, YOU COULD GET A LIGHTER SET OF WHEELS, DO THE CONTROL ARMS & LIGHTEN THE CHASSIS A FEW LBS BY DRILLING A FEW HOLES IN THE FRAME, & MAYBE GETTING RID OF SOME OF THE FRAME X-MEMBERS FOR SOME LIGHTER TUBLUAR ONES LIKE THE ONE JUST IN FRONT OF THE AXLE, BUT YOU'D HAVE TO FIND A SPOT TO PUT THE SPARE TIRE.
AS FAR AS ROTATIONAL MASS, YOU COULD GET A LIGHTER 1 PIECE DRIVESHAFT, ALUMINUM FLYWHEEL, YOU'VE ALREADY GOTTEN RID OF
THE CLUTCH FAN FOR AN ELECTRIC ONE......
CAN'T THINK OF MUCH ELSE OTHER THAN WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION, WHICH MOVING THE BATTERY TO THE REAR, ALONG WITH SWAPING OUT THE GAS TANK FOR A FUEL CELL & RELOCATING IT TO BEHIND THE AXLE.....
& AS FAR AS THE BIGMAC COMMENT , THE ONLY WAY A POUND OR TWO IS GONNA MAKE A DIFFERENCE IS IF YOUR RACING A CROTCH ROCKET & NEED TO KNOCK A COUPLE TENTHS OFF YOUR LAP TIMES TO KEEP UP....