Thread: Lucky 8's Project P38

Originally Posted by SteveFarmer

Good idea mate. I will give it a shot early next year after the season of madness has passed

Steve

Cool. Will keep an eye out for it... should be a good one for us poor Aussie P38'ers to watch! For a change we might even be able to aspire to purchasing some upgrades/mod's when we see them on our forum!!!

Dear Santa,

I would really really really like a snorkel for my P38

Thanks,

p.s. I have been very good this past year, so is it likely this will happen?

I haven't been as good as Luke but I still want one please Santa!

We've already got a double pram; so by elimination I've been good:what:

Unfortunately I think Santa does Buffalo after Australia... but here's to hoping.

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You guys are Funny !!

I am pushing to get them done!!!

Great example of that ATB at work. I was led to believe that once a wheel was fully in the air it was not going to transfer drive, but I suppose with enough torque from the motor it will transfer enough to be useful, as this demo shows. If the ETC was going and pulsing the spinning wheel in the air with the calipers it would have come out much more quickly - both from the ETC and the multiplier effect of having the ATB...NICE!

The only down side of doing that trick without the ETC working to keep things under control is that the spinning wheel, spinning quite fast, hits the ground at that speed....that cannot be good for axles and diff centre...
Cheers

Originally Posted by FiveSPDDisco

You guys are Funny !!

I am pushing to get them done!!!

Thanks Santa,

A few snorkel/RAI Q's you might be able to help us with.

Planned release date?

What is the targetted retail price?

What is the AULRO discounted price?

Have you paid Inc for an AULRO traders/suppliers membership?

Where do we begin to queue up with our cash/deposits?

Dave, from a technical perspective there are a few questions. Like what cutting of the bonnet and inner wing is needed. Internal routing? Connecting to the airbox? No doubt the boys at lucky8 have thought of everything.


Sean.