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06/29/09
35 mph in a shopping cart and no helmet, plus as an added feature- he looks bored with it.
06/29/09
It'll do about eight horsepower all day, and when you consider how fast a moped can go with just a fourth of that, that's some pretty good beans. Having the extra twist for emergencies is just gravy on the spuds.
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Whenever I shop I always get soda first and put it up on the nose to counterbalance, then the rest of the shopping trip is me zooming about like a wannabe Tony Hawk. :D
06/29/09
I'd have to see some better pictures of the diff, but it looks like a poorly executed attempt at a planetary differential with zero functionality, resulting in one wheel drive.
Ben, just to nitpick: There is no steering rack on this. It clearly uses a pitman arm and draglink.
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The diff definitely works. It's not a limited slip, spur gears were just cheap.
Just saying.
:o)
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Again, My eyes were deceiving me, and the differential looks to be well made, and functional.
It still doesn't have a steering rack.
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A rack will only be used in a rack and pinion, or a rack and gear assembly. In a gear train, the driving gear is referred to as a pinion, and the driven gear is referred to as a "gear". If linear motion is imparted to the rack to turn a gear, it is a rack and gear. If turning a gear is translated to linear motion of a rack, it is a rack and pinion.
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