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WHO HAD THE ELECTRIC REVERSE FOR SALE ?
Jamster1233 - 23/1/14 at 11:19 PM

hi guys cant seem to find it

the chap who was selling the reverse gear electric


daniel mason - 23/1/14 at 11:23 PM

me, both are sold and due for postage this weekend sorry. he may sell you one if you want as the same chap bought both


Jamster1233 - 23/1/14 at 11:54 PM

Cool thank you
How can I ask him ?


daniel mason - 23/1/14 at 11:56 PM

i can u2u him and see if hes interested. ill direct him to this thread! cheers


motorcycle_mayhem - 24/1/14 at 02:21 PM

In the absence of any joy on the aforementioned, please feel free to pester me over sorting out some of the units that I've acquired/removed/bought_on_a_whim/whatever over the year on the race cars.

1. A bespoke (modified) AB unit, utilising the usual AB (VFR400?) starter motor. Unit sits in line with the prop (front engine/RWD) at the differential end, Freelander. Unit includes a bespoke Bailey Morris UJ yoke with the AB ring gear welded and pinned (by Bailey Morris) to the outerside of the UJ yoke. Obviously a costly thing all put together, but it worked well.

2. A chaindrive unit, composing of a ring gear to mount to your chainwheel and a starter motor. It's not plug and play you'd need to suspend the starter motor on whatever is holding your differential in place, usually by welding on two lugs.

3. A Formula Jedi chaindive unit, complete. Motorcycle motor mounted on a pivoting cradle, simply mount this around your differential unit. Very sophisticated, very light, rather nice.

None of the above will be beer money, so please don't ask me for pictures, etc., or express any interest whatsoever if you're after a cheap solution. There's plenty of rubbish out there to look at instead.