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Rotax race / play build
I have been building this for overa year now and I am finally making some progress. Below is a list of everything I am running. I plan to race it and am building it to pass bitd tech. but it will also be a play car as well. As you can see I pretty much started over from the frame rails up. I welcome any and all feedback, good and bad. pics coming soon.


2006 rhino / fully tig welded chromoly chassis
2008 rotax 800 ( will be a 940 or a 975 when done )
RYR threw shaft and misc RYR chit
Airdam clutch
Muzzy exhaust
Monster auto tune
Lsr xtr-f kit with fox position sensitive shocks
14” Dragon fire bead locks / itp 26x10x14 baja cross tires
Empire wide body kit
Tcp radiator
Gear one center boards, rack and steering
Trinity spindles
Jazz 12 gallon fuel cell with custom 09 rotax fuel pump
Jet trim seats
Simpson belts
Streamline rotors
Uni steer power steering
My harness of course ( this is what started it all )
Momo mod 80 steering wheel
Lowrance 8” color gps
 

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Everybody I have talked to has said to go with a stm secondary that has a roller helix instead of the factory non roller that wears out quicker due to the increased weight of the rhino (more stress on helix). Mine weighs 1260 lbs in the 2 seat configuration, stock drivetrain and rims/tires.. Getting to the clutch cover requires the sectioning of a part of the seat frame so that it can be easily removed and unbolting and moving the fuel cell out of the way, not something you want to do on the trail a bunch of times.. I would also consider an stm primary over the airdam... well that discussion could go on forever..
 

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i have had no time in the last few weeks to work on it :-( have some new stuff coming in the next few weeks and will have to make a few steps backwards but hopefully huge leaps forward :))))
 
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