VW Polo 6n RWD with a Suzuki 1000 GSX-R Engine

[bmoreboy22]

i know its gonna be fast!!!!

[aidan21]

fucking pornography. 

[EppeRRR]

The rear axle is a steel bar, to align it is critical that you measure well. It's nog an easy job, not build it myself but just promoting it for a friend of my.

[tompwh]

Hey what Rear Axel did u use?? was it difficult to install and allign the rear axel/ drive chain? thanks

[GBEHACH4]

What wheels are they?

[EppeRRR]

@GBEHACH4 : Schmidt TH-line

[XzilizX]

wie wird den der motor gekühlt?

[pontiacg6freak732]

mmmmmmmm th lines

[masupila]

absolut geil.....i will auch son monster;)

[GRADINCI]

GREAT DUDE!!!!

[bananajj100]

kraaaaaaaaank  :D

manche Leute haben zuviel langeweile xD

geht arbeiten

[aarsvader]

has it a reverse gear ? no i think ?

[NoiteraD]

You put the tank into the engine bay? Wow...wait till your first front crash..

[EppeRRR]

@NoiteraD: It was used for drifting, the chance that you get a front crash is as big as you'll crash your rear. This tank is much stronger (thick alloy) then the original tank wich is placed above the rear axel.

[eljarretto]

@NoiteraD many cars came with a fuel tank in the front and did not suffer any worse chance of fire than cars with the tank in the rear.

[jpyrtle1]

@NoiteraD Porsche< Lamborghini, and most other exotic companies that sell mid engine cars put their tanks in the front.. It balances the weight. Also note, it has a racing fuel cell, which is not only thicker metal that a normal tank, but also has a puncture proof inner bladder. Other race cars use the same type of tank in the rear of their car and get rear-ended over and over again... the tank holds up in that scenario. I think you just wanted something negative to say out of jealousy.

[NoiteraD]

@jpyrtle1 Thank you for clearing things up, but i have to say i did not say that because of jealousy as i was just stating how dangerous it seems to me to be placing a fuel tank in the front of a car that was never meant to be mid- or rear engined. You are right saying sportscar manufacturers that usually put their engine in the rear do the same but those cars are built for that purpose and withstand a frontal crash just as good as most other front engined cars.

[jpyrtle1]

@NoiteraD Gas tank or engine, the crumple zones in the front of any vehicle are in the body and panels. Whether theres a gas tank or an engine there, the car will still absorb impact the same way.

[madeinchinamyass]

PLEASE tell me this is chain driven...

[EppeRRR]

@madeinchinamyass: Yes it is ;)

[madeinchinamyass]

@EppeRRR Did you guys just make a go kart out of it? Like a solid rigid axel, with a sproket and a disc? as far as attatchment goes, did you just make supported bearing plates and weld them to the car?

[EppeRRR]

@madeinchinamyass: yes is is :P

[JuanPapaNicolao]

Phuckin Sick !!!!!!!

[bennybentley88]

what bumbers that? front

[EppeRRR]

@bennybentley88 It's a RS bumper

[Bamberger25]

@EppeRRR no its not its from rieger

[Bamberger25]

@bennybentley88 its from rieger dont know the name off the bumper but its not a rs bumper. just look at the rieger page

[Pyniekk]

to jeździ czy tylko buczy głośno??

[EppeRRR]

@Pyniekk English?

[whirly03]

my brother races grass track in the uk,, he has 2 gsxr 1000's in the back of a peugot 106 ,, he uses a purpose built diff on solid rear axels,, if this helps

[vetteburna]

I wonder how they managed to mount a differential on a bike tranny

[unclesonnyonutube]

its really quite simple...chain drive to a rear sprocket on a shaft with diff

take a look at motorbike powered dune buggies or autocross carts they are usually bare bones and easy to see the components.

[vetteburna]

I've checked them out before, some of them don't even use differentials.. Its a chain from the tranny to the axel.

[kennyhlee]

how did you set up the chain drive system, I have that motor but I don't know how to get the chain drive to work in a car

please help

[czarnamasa]

coooooooooooooooooooolllllllll­llllllllll men

[91Erry]

wow O_O

[grdi2]

omfg, i have polo 6n i want that in my car :)