JaggedX RZR XP900 BITD race car build thread...

[jaggedx]

Hi Mike...question: how big is your fuel cell?

15 ish

 

[ZTFab]

Hi Mike...question: how big is your fuel cell?

You should never ask another man how big his cell is.

 

[Darryl89]

You should never ask another man how big his cell is.

Oh boy, and the cell envy starts......

 

[SGM4Life]

A little heavier than we hoped but not bad considering the tire & wheel combo being quite a bit more. We are hovering around 1700 with spare & about 10 gal fuel.

Not to bad at all! Yea those tires and wheels look to add some weight for sure. That car must be some fun times driving. Great job again on this build.

 

[jaggedx]

That car must be some fun times driving.

Like a dumptruck.

Mike

 

[HDRA1]

1700lbs holy crap my single seat 1600 car is 1479lbs dry wow i need to weigh the gator

 

[Darryl89]

1700lbs holy crap my single seat 1600 car is 1479lbs dry wow i need to weigh the gator

Stock, the XUV825i weighes in at 1630 lbs dry. Then add your cage, etc...

 

[Phxfe]

Awesome build, had a couple of questions regarding bitd builds. It says you can make the wheel base 8" longer, does that mean you can move the location of the motor.

 

[Darryl89]

Awesome build, had a couple of questions regarding bitd builds. It says you can make the wheel base 8" longer, does that mean you can move the location of the motor.

No, the motor must remain in stock location and the OEM frame rails must remain stock. Typically, you lengthen the wheelbase by using modified a-arms or J-arms..

You can see the J-arms on the rear of this car. With 1+ inch forward placement on the front a-arms and 5+ inches back on the rear j-arms, the wheelbase is lengthened almost 7 inches..

 

[Darryl89]

Awesome build, had a couple of questions regarding bitd builds. It says you can make the wheel base 8" longer, does that mean you can move the location of the motor.

Kris, if you go to the racing section of the forums, Joey has posted a majority of the rules regarding BITD and many others...

Welcome to the best damn forum there is for UTV's/Side By Sides...

 

[HDRA1]

Stock, the XUV825i weighes in at 1630 lbs dry. Then add your cage, etc...

yeah and i cut about 700lbs out of the deere and still have a few more pounds to do