Braap2smoke
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Ordered the ram last night. Plan to put my taylor rc 80 in it. Will be a slow process as i take diifs apart to change out diff fluid and loctite/ throughbolt problem areas. Ill post pics as i go.
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Do you have the Raminator 80 or are you referring to the 80 from your vekta, because the vekta 80 won't fit.Ordered the ram last night. Plan to put my taylor rc 80 in it. Will be a slow process as i take diifs apart to change out diff fluid and loctite/ throughbolt problem areas. Ill post pics as i go.
Sounds awesome! Go through it with a fine tooth comb before you run that 80 in it. Between @John Parks @Relic-1 and I, we seem to have found the bulk of the potential problem areas. Though none of us are running the 80. John and Relic are on the 50gt while I have the stock engine with Bartolone velocity stack with the "upgraded" carb. Look forward to watching this beast come together and hear how the 80 plays out for you!Ordered the ram last night. Plan to put my taylor rc 80 in it. Will be a slow process as i take diifs apart to change out diff fluid and loctite/ throughbolt problem areas. Ill post pics as i go.
Pics of the Raminator in the muddy park or it never happened...lol!Jeeeze, I can't I'm amagine that much more power , the 50 is a blast , but that 80 , it's gotta send parts flyn , specially those hex pins , I'm finding that there is a flexing going on with the drive lines and the pins are actually slipping out. , I'm trying a buck of weak locktight , just to keep them from slipping out , haven't tried driving it yet but the stuff is dry now and our o.r.v. park is muddy , so I'll be heading out there soon
And that’s the problem for most… we don’t have oneon a lathe
Ever hear of a machine shop?And that’s the problem for most… we don’t have one
Great call Sean. I think we will need pins that are a tad longer as there isn't enough room to put a groove in the stock ones. I'm guessing they are just a hardened steel pin...just need to get dimensions for these and we can some done up.Ever hear of a machine shop?


The groove around the shaft with a ring to hold that pin in is what I'm referring toIts the pin itself we are talking about. The drive shaft is fine. The pin for the u-joint is just pressed in thus comes out and the u-joint fails. I was successful with coating it with red loctite, pressing in and let fully cure. Others with more power keep having it fail. We need a tad longer pin...with a groove and clip and each end.
Ahhhh..gotcha....my apologies on missing that.The groove around the shaft with a ring to hold that pin in is what I'm referring to
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