VMAX trike with TWO motors!
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satariel666
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It cant be working good on 2 engines.
maxcruiser
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I have bought an auto clutch from Garry at EFM Autoclutch - real nice guy. I had a few conversations about the trikes that he builds. He sent me a bunch of info, pics and videos of his personal trike. Pretty neat machine.
Mike
Mike
GREEN light BLITZ
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well its ugly as all Hell in front but its a beautiful thing behind the seats! I want one...
Great lookin headers...I'll bet it sounds "really" bad ass!! :thumbs up:
RaWarrior
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Yeah, that twin snake thing on the "hood" is gross. It'd have to go immediately.
Not only do you have to sync the carbs, but then sync the actual engines to each other....wonder how the transmission works to allow single or dual engine operation?
But at exchange rates, 20k GBP is around US $33,000. That's a LOT of cashola for a toy...and I think the $20k msrp for a Gen 2 is ludicrous.
I'd be very surprised if it sells for anything near what he's asking. One of those things where it's got loads of "cool points", but good luck finding a buyer.
Not only do you have to sync the carbs, but then sync the actual engines to each other....wonder how the transmission works to allow single or dual engine operation?
But at exchange rates, 20k GBP is around US $33,000. That's a LOT of cashola for a toy...and I think the $20k msrp for a Gen 2 is ludicrous.
I'd be very surprised if it sells for anything near what he's asking. One of those things where it's got loads of "cool points", but good luck finding a buyer.
wildweasel_pt
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The engines would not need to be synchroed if they used slider clutches
We've already got the frame to do a similar build. Hooking up dual (or more) engines is easy!
Sean
Sean
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satariel666
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Now what will happen when one will fail?
While dont having any diferential mechanism?
slobmanrf
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pulling tractors have been doing it for years! Sure bet it sounds good!
dekberg
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Looks like it would of been a hell of a lot easier to just drop a V6 or V8 in it. Don't get me wrong, two VMAX engines does up the wow factor but it looks like a fairly complex system for power transfer from the engine to the wheel. One thing goes wrong and your replacing a load of parts, many of them fabricated...and yes that snake would have to go.
The downside of two engines is the cost to build two of them! You can see the shared shaft and chain system they have.
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