hummer portal question

[D.Mavis]

Does anyone make an input shaft for a hummer portal that would accept a 934 cv instead of the stock hummer cv? I bet some of the hummer racers out there have upgraded axle shafts and cv's. it would be a pretty easy part to make but if someone had it on the shelf or was ready to make them I'd rather buy them than build them.

Thanks,

Damien

[partybarge_pilot]

You need to ask Rob Everhart on here, he races a hummer and has done a lot of research on the CV's. His screen name is REVERHART.

[Captain Air Time]

https://rcvperformance.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=35

not quite what you asked for, but These look nice :D

[HardCharger81]

There's a guy that races in VORRA that has a AWD buggy that uses hummer portal and Ford 9" center sections with custom axles.
I'm not sure the guys name, but that'd be a start.

[partybarge_pilot]

There's a guy that races in VORRA that has a AWD buggy that uses hummer portal and Ford 9" center sections with custom axles.
I'm not sure the guys name, but that'd be a start.

That would be Brad Fallon. They are jag center sections, not 9".

[partybarge_pilot]

https://rcvperformance.com/store/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=35

not quite what you asked for, but These look nice :D

Actually, I think thats who Rob Everhart got to build the shafts for his Hummer.

[scary fast hummer]

That would be Brad Fallon. They are jag center sections, not 9".


They are humvee center sections which are Dana 20 cases with AMC Eagle brakes attached. Jag units would have wrong gears for the portal style hubs.

[reverhart]

here are the adapters we made for the portals to run 934 joints