is this legal?

[watfordtrackwarrior]

hi guys was wondering what the score on removing front diff and driveshafts from my old 4wd and running as a 2wd would it be legal for regionals etc etc

[jameswilkinson7]

Yep

[Origineelreclamebord]

Originally Posted by watfordtrackwarrior

hi guys was wondering what the score on removing front diff and driveshafts from my old 4wd and running as a 2wd would it be legal for regionals etc etc

I guess so, right? It has legal electronics for 2WD if it was legal for 4WD, as well as being within the maximum size range and minimum weight range of both classes. I can't imagine it will run nearly as good as a purpose built 2WD (on the other hand, with a modded front end and weighted driveshaft you'd end up with something like a DB1), but sure you could give it a shot?

[Dudders]

Originally Posted by Origineelreclamebord

I can't imagine it will run nearly as good as a purpose built 2WD

You've not see Glenn Westwood driving his 4wd XRay in 2wd style then. Pasting drivers!

[coleman758]

The rules state:

2WD = X2 Driven Wheels

[Jamesk]

Go front wheel drive!! Could be interesting to try.

jK

[Origineelreclamebord]

Originally Posted by Jamesk

Go front wheel drive!! Could be interesting to try.

jK

For it to work well you need way more weight up front than your usual 4WD - reversing a 2WD is more in the right direction for an FWD (though so far I've found it's preferable to have the weight balance even further to the front).

That said, FWD buggies are a lot of fun I've got mine making stoppies on tarmac and carpet, and the lift-over oversteer is a very powerful tool to do some agressive and extremely quick cornering!

[isobarik]

but arent Fwd ilegal in 2 wd ???

mvh Isobarik