Badland ST2 Long Travel buggy build, part 4

I'm sorry that it took 10 month's for a new video to show up... but I really don't have had the time for my project :(
In this part 4, you see a simple slide show from pictures taken during my buggy build. It is an Badland ST2 Long Travel buggy in building progress.
This is the forth part; receiving all the tires and rims, place them on the buggy and do a lot of small things.
Part 5 and more will come someday, when I've got more progress!
I'm only a student with some very expensive hobbies and only a weekend job.

[@Bluboy1227]

I have been wait for this for a while, nice job. cant wait

[@stevehunterz]

Thanks for all your input. Keep up the good work and hope to see more of your videos.

[@Akuma2a]

nice cann't wait XD

[@stevehunterz]

Can you convert a drive shaft bike to a conventional sprocket type? If you can't, your differential will have to come out and you'll be looking for another engine. It's always something - I can't figure out how to make a sprocket type differential with out doing a lot of
machine work and spending tons of money

[@Bluboy1227]

I have been waiting for this for a while, nice job. cant wait

[@Bitchya20]

hey can you tell me what diff and and axels you used in this build i am doing the same buggy and dont know what to use thanks.

[@ErwinBoogaard]

@stevehunterz Hey Steve,
You can convert a drive shaft engine to conventional sprocket, but not easy!
I choose the shaft driven engine for a reason! The convertion from sprocket to shaft makes the output turn the other way around! And because I use a differential I need that.. otherwise my buggy would run backward haha.
But I think that if you want to convert it, depending on the engine, you still need to do a lot of machinework and stuff. Good luck!

[@ErwinBoogaard]

@Bitchya20
Hey!
I use a Opel Omega differential and axles at the chassis side. I am using Volkswagen VR6 hubs and axles at the wheel side. They will be combined half way the axles with some sort of adapters. My next buggy won't have a differential. Stupid sh*t with lots of problems...
You can choose your own differential.. I just picked the Opel because it was the cheapest and closest by. Could'n find matching Opel Omega wheelhubs so I picked the Volkswagen.
Good luck!
Erwin

[@glennhautekeete2050]

mooi mooi waar ben je juist aan de plannen voor het frame geraakt?

[@ErwinBoogaard]

Via de website van Badland Buggy, even Googlen. Succes!

[@jeremymccord1886]

i was wondering what sight you got your bushing houses from im at a stand still on that one

[@ErwinBoogaard]

+Jeremy Mccord Hey, I bought a rod of polyurethane and got a friend turning them for me.

[@jeremymccord1886]

sorry i meant you rear wheel bearing housing .the ones that wouldn't fit.. i was wondering what web sight you got them from?

[@ErwinBoogaard]

+Jeremy Mccord Hi Jeremy, I don't really know wich part you mean exactly. The rear bearing housing from my wheel hubs are made in a mill by a friend of mine. I made drawings after measuring the original Volkswagen bearing housings.

[@guhnatcat]

nice work n vid however the vid coulda been better without the lady singing n this one.