Can someone explain how this works?

[Dan McMillin]

How does the thing work? Is it a chain drive???

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[.CAL.Photo.]

Woah that is weird looking. Where is this pic from?

[Dez_Annihilation]

It almost looks like it is chain driven or belt driven if you look in the middle of the arm right below the coilovers it looks like theres a rotor there.

[mattb]

Cog belts. Yep, not chains. I heard of this car a long time ago. No CV's binding, Travel is only limited by the length of the arms and the strength of the belts, more or less.

[.CAL.Photo.]

cool. Pretty neat concept. Anyonw know how well it performs?

[mattb]

You can tell the final tuning hadn't been going so well.... He was definatley going into a race assuming a bunch of guys were gonna get the chance to tap him and pass him... Nice bumper/loading dock.

[.CAL.Photo.]

I thought that loading dock was pretty trick myself.
hahaha

[GBoyer]

I took this photo yesterday at the MORE Damzl 250 in Lucerne Valley. I don't think this car even made 1 lap.

[pappawheely]

it's like the reduction boxes on an old vw bus, or a h1. They work pretty good in those applications.

[Dan McMillin]

I took this photo yesterday at the MORE Damzl 250 in Lucerne Valley. I don't think this car even made 1 lap.

I got the picture from you Greg. Great pics by the way!