LS1 Trike
05-15-2005, 01:31 AM
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LS1 Trike I thought you guys might like to see my little conversion. These are a few photos taken several months ago in the early stages of construction.
It has an LS1 engine with a shortened powerglide transmission mated directly to a Nissan R33 open Diff with a 3.1 ratio (originally LSD, but no good on trikes if you want to go round corners.) The rear end is also R33. The whole package weighs less than 750 kgs including body.(which is still under construction,but we won't go there.) It is up and running now(minus body) and I have had a bit of fun at the local racetrack. It tops out at 88 mph in first gear so I am thinking that there are not too many vehicles I have to worry about at the lights. Hope you like the photos. I will post photos of the finished product soon.(I hope)
Cheers Oztriker
It has an LS1 engine with a shortened powerglide transmission mated directly to a Nissan R33 open Diff with a 3.1 ratio (originally LSD, but no good on trikes if you want to go round corners.) The rear end is also R33. The whole package weighs less than 750 kgs including body.(which is still under construction,but we won't go there.) It is up and running now(minus body) and I have had a bit of fun at the local racetrack. It tops out at 88 mph in first gear so I am thinking that there are not too many vehicles I have to worry about at the lights. Hope you like the photos. I will post photos of the finished product soon.(I hope)
Cheers Oztriker
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05-17-2005, 02:25 PM
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Thanks for the positive feedback guys. It is much appreciated. I tried to post photo of my trike wheel standing down the road but I had difficulty shrinking the image. I will try again tonight. The last thing you need to see is a blown up image of my ugly head .
Cheers OZ
Cheers OZ
05-17-2005, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by oztriker
Thanks for the positive feedback guys. It is much appreciated. I tried to post photo of my trike wheel standing down the road but I had difficulty shrinking the image. I will try again tonight. The last thing you need to see is a blown up image of my ugly head .
Cheers OZ
Cheers OZ
if you email me the pics, id be more then happy to resize them and post them up for you.
my email is MrDude_1@excite.com (theres a _ between dude and 1, just like my username.. its just hard to see when its underlined)
05-18-2005, 08:26 AM
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WHOA!
this is COOOOOL
from the email he sent me:
this is COOOOOL
from the email he sent me:
The drawings underneath the wheelstand are concept drawings of the body which i hope to have completed in the next 4-6 weeks. The body is pretty much as seen on the drawings except for blinkers which will be Ducati 999 which are mounted on the mirrors in order to pass registration vision requirements. Tail lights are not as drawn but are similar to Skyline taillights.
05-18-2005, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by red90cobra
how are you gonna keep the front tires on the ground?
apparently, he doesnt. LMAO!
ok, heres a deal:
this is my work PC.
dont link this on any other board
save it on your computer. then share it with whoever.. but please dont take up my bandwith... you take too much, i'll have to pull them off.
heres the fullsize pics if anyone here wants them:
http://66.83.134.202/travis/LS1Trike/
Awesome man! Send more pics!