I don't know if there is any difference in actual use but the cast Aluminum back is more enclosing than the steel one, that may keep dirt out of the parts better.
Wanting a top speed of 65 MPH you better be wearing leathers and a helmet or they may not be calling you OLD AGE ever. LOL
I guess that BMI sells optional sprockets for the Comet TAV's The TAV-2 30 system has a built in overdrive of 17% so the final ratio is 83:1 .
I am not sure that the older Torque-a-Vertor has the same overdrive even though it is a 30 series asymmetrical system.
Steve
Wanting a top speed of 65 MPH you better be wearing leathers and a helmet or they may not be calling you OLD AGE ever. LOL
I guess that BMI sells optional sprockets for the Comet TAV's The TAV-2 30 system has a built in overdrive of 17% so the final ratio is 83:1 .
I am not sure that the older Torque-a-Vertor has the same overdrive even though it is a 30 series asymmetrical system.
Steve
The steel plate is garbage! I have seen some crack and they are not fixable, but the good news is you can buy a aluminum plate and switch over the components. The only thing good about the steel plates are they make good door stops! And yes bmikarts sell a big selection of different sized gears to put in. Actually any 5/8 shaft sprocket will work as long as it has the spacers on both sides.
I don't know if there is any difference in actual use but the cast Aluminum back is more enclosing than the steel one, that may keep dirt out of the parts better.
Wanting a top speed of 65 MPH you better be wearing leathers and a helmet or they may not be calling you OLD AGE ever. LOL
I guess that BMI sells optional sprockets for the Comet TAV's The TAV-2 30 system has a built in overdrive of 17% so the final ratio is 83:1 .
I am not sure that the older Torque-a-Vertor has the same overdrive even though it is a 30 series asymmetrical system.
Steve
Wanting a top speed of 65 MPH you better be wearing leathers and a helmet or they may not be calling you OLD AGE ever. LOL
I guess that BMI sells optional sprockets for the Comet TAV's The TAV-2 30 system has a built in overdrive of 17% so the final ratio is 83:1 .
I am not sure that the older Torque-a-Vertor has the same overdrive even though it is a 30 series asymmetrical system.
Steve
This place definitely allows you to spool up to full speed, we had our E-Rex electric mini up to 55 and it left us looking for a higher gear, hence a target of 65 for the new projects which will have the rear extended about 6" and the bars dropped about 2". Anyway the minis will be specialized and used under adult supervision (because my wife will be there) and all safety equipment will be mandatory. :biggrin:
Maybe I don't really need the Tav setup, just fishin for experienced input.
I have a steel plate on the doodle + clone and there is more clearance where the diven shaft is to the engine head on the clone and I didn't have to raise the engine like everyone else by moding the mount holes.. I've had no problems with the Tav 30 steel plate and I got it from a 1970 bike so it was well used! AND you can weld bars to it for strength if you want to. The Tave 2 aluminum plat is bulky and heavy for alloy. It's ok for flat heads clearance wise.
I think the bad rap for 30 plates where from go carts with more HP. Still the welder could make them stong as hell if need be.
I think the bad rap for 30 plates where from go carts with more HP. Still the welder could make them stong as hell if need be.
Flat as a Pancake LOL
Sure brings back the good memories of weekends spent on the El Mirage Lake bed . We went there with our trike group ( American Tri-Wheel Association ) we were a group that held all kinds of different events all over the dessert from Hare n Hounds to just play days. It was fun to share the lake bed with the variety of vehicles that would come out there like the Gyro-Copters and land Sailer's . Have a bunch of fun and take some pictures of your day. Steve
Sure brings back the good memories of weekends spent on the El Mirage Lake bed . We went there with our trike group ( American Tri-Wheel Association ) we were a group that held all kinds of different events all over the dessert from Hare n Hounds to just play days. It was fun to share the lake bed with the variety of vehicles that would come out there like the Gyro-Copters and land Sailer's . Have a bunch of fun and take some pictures of your day. Steve
That is a great one thing for a mini bike... have done great...
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