Revcon Arms on Dirt

PatrickMead#13 · 9/8/14, 4:54 PM

Has anyone tried this before? I have a pavement chassis and was weighing the pros and cons of trying this. This car is for someone out to have fun and not set the world on fire......

Or just have it converted over. It has a huge cockpit and this is why I'm leaning to use it as the driver is what I will say, robust.....😊 Thanks

DAD · 9/8/14, 11:40 PM

Patrick

The pavement chassis probably has different heights for suspension mounting points, so that they can be set up lower to the ground. Raising the car will screw up the angle of your radius rods and probably be a little tippy. Is it set up for Jacobs ladder or Panhard bar?

NOW that being said >>>>>put in an 18 inch seat an on board oxygen system and maybe A/C and I would be glad to shake it down for
you.

Honest Dad himself

PatrickMead#13 · 9/9/14, 12:05 AM

Panhard bar setup. I'm a pipefitter by trade so I'm sure I could fabricate an onboard oxygen delivery system and it will already have a 18" seat so..... 😁

I'm gonna set it next to my shortened beast dirt chassis and see how different the pick up points are.

lazyifoto · 9/9/14, 12:09 AM

Turn it into a street rod....

9/8/14, 4:54 PM	#1 Revcon Arms on Dirt
PatrickMead#13 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 954	Has anyone tried this before? I have a pavement chassis and was weighing the pros and cons of trying this. This car is for someone out to have fun and not set the world on fire...... Or just have it converted over. It has a huge cockpit and this is why I'm leaning to use it as the driver is what I will say, robust.....😊 Thanks

9/9/14, 12:09 AM	#4 Re: Revcon Arms on Dirt
lazyifoto Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 153	Turn it into a street rod....