Amund's homebrew rear steer system

I had to come up with something different. Nobody seems to understand how it works, although it's quite simple. This clip shows that it works - but not how or why :)

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• tube
• buggy
• rear
• steer
• homebrew
• feedback
• system

[betneth]

it is better if you use orbitrol steering valve when you do this steering assemly,, so that you will get an even directional steering travel on both side....

[Amund7]

@betneth So you think I should have two steering wheels in the car ???? ?

[betneth]

@Amund7 , what i meant is use an orbitrol steering system instead of an ordinary hydraulic steering system,,

[Amund7]

@betneth I have that on the front wheels.

[Amund7]

@trailbusterbrute Well, I'll agree it's different when you want a job, I will admit I could have built this a lot faster, and probably better looking if I had a degree and a welder's certificate. But if you're young and starting out, keep searching and start as an apprentice/helper/slave, be humble and learn the job from the ground up.

[trailbusterbrute]

@Amund7

No no no...you MUST have 10 to 20 years experience as a fabricator, with an automotive engineering degree, to do this. At least that's what the 4x4 center said to me when I asked for a job.

[Amund7]

@22timingram Thanks! But remember, mechanical know-how can be learned. I built this whole rig from scratch, with zero experience, except the legos when I was a kid. (And that has helped me a LOT)

[22timingram]

I wish I had the mechanical know-how to build something like this. I am insanely jealous of you.

[crazyfatguy198]

thats really nice. how did you do that and what materials did u use.

[Amund7]

Thanks man!