Use a triple it would sound exotic love that sound of a triple two stroke

Dude this is so cool it just keeps getting better well it maintains a level of badazz 😂great work !🤙💯

0:52 why does it look like the pull back gearboxes that Lego make?

I personally think that it would look better with some smaller tires

If you ever want any snowmobile ATV or UTV engines for cheap im in the Midwest and part out machines for a living everything I ship is fulfilled through my eBay store I can pickup whatever sled you want or need

do you have problems welding and grinding on the wood floor? I have an unprotected floor and walls also, but it worries me the use the welder and especially the grinder there..

You could use a jet ski engine, over where I live you can find old seadoos for pretty much free. they all have electric start, the only thing is they do not have water pumps so you would have to use an external water pump. most old seadoos came with a 717cc two cylinder two stroke with 85hp. they are pretty similar to snowmobile engines minus the water pump.

find a wrecked 4 stroke snowmobile. 4 cylinders rock but they make others. as for predator talk to redbeard about the 999 duramax that thing rips. not to mention the twin sound

Harley motor will definitely fit into this build

I often forget what goes into building something like this. Then we get a moment of clarity ad you set up the front end. Measurements, tacking parts in place, mounting a hub out in space at the proper angle with just a piece of steel. I've been watching the channel a minute and wow your skills and knowledge have come a long way. Thanks for bringing us with you.

IMO, you do you Chris, use chains or belts or anything, I'll still watch you : ), I just love your way of thinking and machining/fabricating. You really inspire me bro ❤🤟

Look into "Legends car racing" motorcycle powered race cars, for some ideas👌🇬🇧

Maybe doing it more rallye style with smaller wheels? 🤔

I'm yelling at my TV the whole time 1 2 strokes like to run a little on the lean side and 2 don't put the afr sensor in the expansion chamber

I hate to be 'that guy' but I'll suggest 2-3" smaller tires so you don't have to change too much and lose the base plan. You have a few sets to use as test units until you decide. The plan looks great otherwise. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone. Please remember those who lost all, and help if possible.

Looks so fat , definitely a good thing , noice!

And of course rowdy is always good!

It’s gonna be rowdy , that I can see , keep goin brother

I say use chain if you gotta man. The amount of design and math that goes into your builds is amazing, and whatever you think will work best goes. At the end of the day, you are the driver, you are the builder, you are the decision maker. Keep your head up and do what you want, we’ll keep watching!

Arrrhhh those tyres .... need road tyres ... make it a road rash monster...

You ever thought about a jetski motor? I have 2 Seadoo 800’s ( 787 ). They are 110hp. 2 stroke. I live about an hour from you in Bryson City. Let me know if you’re interested in one of these motors. Both are low hour, with 150psi in both cylinders. I haven’t seen anyone use one of those in a buggy build. Very simple design, with a ton of power

Personally I'd drop tire size to 20 inch tires mir clearance and better proportioned to then overall size

Kool project do it like you want don't worry about other peeps 😊

Definitely four stroke engine

You should really put one of those four-cylinder military engines like cars and cameras in. It would look awesome and sound great and it’s cheap.

Hey Chris, I don’t know if someone alright answered this, but the body is a 70s Plymouth duster

Next offroad project idea, make a single seat buggy with 4 wheel steering.

Busa engine

4 stroke it

4 stroke that dude... exhaust will be cleaner with headers and 4 tips out the back, vs big ass expansion piping that kills the look you are going for.... but do you... we will watch...

What about A Suzuki TL 1000 V-twin 4 stroke? 113 hp

patiently waiting for you to make an f1 inspired vehicle love your stuff !!!

Just get a little smaller tire

450 dirtbike engine

danggggggggggggggggggg that thing looks badass

Got to say im really enjoying the video lately !! Your doing a great job with explaining the process. your vids are getting much better with these cool projects theyll sure bring more recognition you deserve it !! I would look for a 600, 700,800 snowmobile engine 2 cylinder from 2000 and up My 800 polaris rmk edge chasis engine makes 140hp stock 600 are 105 hp, 700 120hp It's light small and gas lots power Any brand around those years would work best Better cards and most are compensated for elevation so when you travel diffrent states hill or valley you won't have to jet it Skidoo engines are really good as well 800 rev engine Yamaha has heavy 3 cyl there no good unless turbo is installed Arctic cat 800 are ok if you can find one I hope it's a little help

Some of the newer goldwings have automatic transmission which would be a good fit for a muscle car build without a clutch. Shifting things like this makes it very difficult to drive. I’ve built motorcycle go karts before and it’s never a good shifting situation unless you’re on the road. Four strokes were meant for muscle cars. Gotta have torque!!!!

As much as I hate electric motors, they are small and you can fit the battery cells all over the vehicle to fix any COB issues. I do like the idea of a Harley engine lol... look and sound awesome (from a die hard Harley rider)

I don't wanna be that guy, but a Harley evo would be sick on that build

what about the military horizontally apposed 4 cyl that Cars and Cameras has used a few times

Get a VFR800 motor! V4 power and sound!

Your doing the same thing as you did on the VW bug, trying to fit everything in the fiberglass body instead of doing what the drag racers do. Stretch the body in the front clip an you'll have the room you'll need to put all the equipment inside the body

just get smaller tyres

Use an automatic moped engine 300cc and above

This time please, please, please put as much effort in to the looks of the vehicle as you do on building it. For me it's the one area you always let yourself down on, you're to impatient to get it out and drive it instead of taking a bit of extra time and effort in to making it look as good as it is built. Really hope you're going to be fixing any damage the fiberglass body has, smoothing it out and repairing any damage it's got, reshaping the wheel openings, not just cutting the body to make the wheels fit but doing it in such a way that it looks like it hasn't been done, maybe making out of fiberglass new arches that look like they belong on the body, then spray painting the whole body. You could even do a design on the body or ask us watchers to do designs and send them to an email address you make to receive them. Have them do it in a program that allows you to resize the design to the actual size needed and then you can print out stencils so you'll find it easy to spray it on to the body and get it exactly right. Hopefully that you'll paint it all before taking it out, other than maybe a quick test on the road. Personally I think you should be painting everything possible. Not just the body, design or not but all the internal frame, metal work, any engine parts you can and any of the other parts you're able to paint as well. Honestly It'd be amazing to see you actually putting time and effort in to the finishing details. Possibly even doing not just the exterior, the frame work, mechanical stuff but the the interior as well. Especially on this build a good looking dashboard, a decent seat and harness, stearing wheel, gear stick and possibly a parking break but maybe even going so far as to making interior paneling as well. It would really look the dogs nuts and take the whole thing to the next level from anything else you've ever built. I'm loving everything you've done so far in my opinion it's looking like the best build you've ever done, especially in terms of the potential looks, etc and it has a real chance to be something really special, if you're just willing to put that extra time in to it and ensure the paint job, internals, etc are all done to the same level you do the building.

I will say it again. The perfect engine for this project is Honda Silverwing 600. Google it...4 stroke 600cc inline twin with removable CVT...and it is injected...hear me out on this one!!! You won't find anything better...

Have you ever considered a cantilever suspension?