How did they do that??

[RockMonkey]

How do they get the wheels to turn so far? Some kinda multi-joint magic? How strong could it possibly be when turned that far?

 

[mbryson]

I was going to say maybe they used technology from a forklift of similar, but can't think of a 'driven' wheel that has that kind of range? You're right, it's got to be a cool joint of some type..........some kind of funky CV/Birf type thing?

 

[rust bucket]

Thats crazy but very cool to see.

 

[PierCed_3]

It is in this thread.. there is a diagram.

Thread

 

[RockMonkey]

That shows how they got four wheel steering, but that's not really that tough. I want to see the axle joints that allow them to turn that far and still hold up to all the power that thing has. Look at how far those wheels turn compared to your average everyday 60/44/30/toy/whatever.

 

[PierCed_3]

That shows how they got four wheel steering, but that's not really that tough. I want to see the axle joints that allow them to turn that far and still hold up to all the power that thing has. Look at how far those wheels turn compared to your average everyday 60/44/30/toy/whatever.

I agree, with those 2 Hemi's... . I misunderstood the question.

 

[EZRhino]

Did you notice the portal knuckles? Cool.

EZ

 

[jp008]

Hmmmmm Daimler/Chrysler portal?


I still like the wicked a$$ donuts though.