Age : 17 Join date : 2023-03-01 Points : 35 Posts : 6
Subject: Dynamark build March 3rd 2023, 11:01 pm
Alright guys, bear with me while I figure this place out...... anyhow last year I picked up this dynamark for 30 bucks......
I'm not sure where I am gonna go with this project, but I think it is headed to be a mudder..............
in the past year it has been through many pulley swaps, and transmission openings.
also it has rolled on me a couple times......
top speed at the moment is 26.... I think eventually I will bring it down to around 20 mph Also because I am only 17 and still in school and pseo, I'll see how regularly I will get stuff done...
So this past week I took of the spindles and beefed them way up!
NOt sure why those stinkin picture's are so blurry...................o-well
Also got them painted
anybody got any suggestions on what I should do next?
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Subject: Re: Dynamark build March 3rd 2023, 11:32 pm
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Subject: Re: Dynamark build March 4th 2023, 5:50 pm
Welcome to the ATLTF! Nice project!
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Subject: Yes that is something that is definitely needed........ March 5th 2023, 10:21 pm
Brianator wrote:
Definitely some ATV tires!
Tis on the list!
but how am I gonna mount them? do I need to some how make some hubs out of keyed pipe and plate steel? TRy and source them? and remember I am trying to do this as cheaply as possible.....
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Subject: Dynamark build March 5th 2023, 10:49 pm
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Welcome to the ATLTF! Nice project!
I have been whatching this place for awhile and finally decided to join...
Thanks!!!!
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Subject: Re: Dynamark build March 6th 2023, 12:25 am
26mph is pretty respectable speed for these things. Looks like a good start.
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Subject: Re: Dynamark build March 6th 2023, 6:23 am
mudmaster wrote:
but how am I gonna mount them? do I need to some how make some hubs out of keyed pipe and plate steel? TRy and source them? and remember I am trying to do this as cheaply as possible.....
The easiest and cheapest way is to install them on your existing wheels, I know of rear ATV tires for 8" wheels that go from 18x9.5-8 to 22x10-8. I'll assume you have 6" front wheels in which case 145-70-6 tires could work although they're not very tall (14-15"). 8 inch front wheel(s) swap would be ideal as it would open up more possibilities for bigger front tires.
As for hubs, if you want to go that route what I've seen some guys do with success is cut the center of the wheel out and install bolts studs in it to use it as a hub.
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Subject: Re: Dynamark build March 6th 2023, 10:37 am
I have 21x7-10 front tires on Mutt, on 4x110mm aluminum ATV rims. I just made hubs out of my old 6” rims. Cut the inner half of the rim completely off, and ground the lip down flat on the outside. Put the rim on a shaft in a vise(so it can spin), set the atv rim down over bolts(for studs) on the rim. Bump it until it spins true, then tack the bolts on. Carefully remove the rim and weld the studs the rest of the way. It was pretty tedious but turned out well.
You can always get some 8” garden tractor rims for the front and get some 18x6.50-8 or 19x7-8 atv tires to put on. The 19x7 is a really nice size and is common on cheap atvs.
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Subject: Re: Dynamark build March 6th 2023, 2:34 pm