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This section on other websites has led to arguments and contention. People are posting pictures of their pride and joy and therefore CONSTRUCTIVE comments only please!
If so you can have your own thread in this section.
This section on other websites has led to arguments and contention. People are posting pictures of their pride and joy and therefore CONSTRUCTIVE comments only please!
Placek's 33" Jimny
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01 Feb 2016 10:11 #161629
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More likely to be the springs that are way to soft. Going as slow as you are in that video, shocks dont have very much impact on the risc of rolling over.
But the main reason is still too narrow tracked for the height. Get some spacers on and you'll do much better.
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Placek wrote: Opel omega shock absorbers are too soft
More likely to be the springs that are way to soft. Going as slow as you are in that video, shocks dont have very much impact on the risc of rolling over.
But the main reason is still too narrow tracked for the height. Get some spacers on and you'll do much better.
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01 Feb 2016 10:12 #161630
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I haven't built this car for highspeed competitions.TomDK wrote:
Placek wrote: At least the rollcage has been verified positive
At least as long as you don't expect it to withstand a highspeed rollover or rolling down a hill.
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01 Feb 2016 10:18 - 01 Feb 2016 10:21 #161631
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Highspeed or not. For competition use you NEED a diagonal crossbracing in the main hoop.
As the cage is now it does not provide any real additional safety for the driver and co-driver. It just gives a bit more protection to bodywork when driving around trees and in a very slow rollover as we just say in the video.
For comp use, safety first. Always.
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Placek wrote:
I haven't built this car for highspeed competitions.TomDK wrote:
Placek wrote: At least the rollcage has been verified positive
At least as long as you don't expect it to withstand a highspeed rollover or rolling down a hill.
Highspeed or not. For competition use you NEED a diagonal crossbracing in the main hoop.
As the cage is now it does not provide any real additional safety for the driver and co-driver. It just gives a bit more protection to bodywork when driving around trees and in a very slow rollover as we just say in the video.
For comp use, safety first. Always.
Last edit: 01 Feb 2016 10:21 by TomDK.
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01 Feb 2016 22:39 #161677
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01 Feb 2016 22:49 #161681
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Great vid looks like your enjoying your monster jimny
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02 Feb 2016 08:50 #161698
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Replied by Placek on topic Placek's 33" Jimny
I have wighted my Jimny: 3262 lbs (1480kg) fully tanked and ready to drive. Mass distribution to axles: 53% front, 47% rear.
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