Carnage share thread

[JR4X]

My brain does not compute the speed required to break both shafts and rotors, with 100hp.

🤣 my brother said Mick hit the hole at the end of the rocks just right to pogo stick one side and it came down sideways hard enough to break all that once.

This is Micks take on it.

 

[mano002]

🤣 my brother said Mick hit the hole at the end of the rocks just right to pogo stick one side and it came down sideways hard enough to break all that once.

I saw his post. I hope someone caught that on video.

 

[ridered3]

I saw his post. I hope someone caught that on video.

I saw a video of Mick's weepow carnage, but can't seem to find it again.

JR4X don't forgot to post your dad's carnage from Crandon.

 

[Brecklin]

Toyota axle shaft, sans splines.

 

[D_JEEPER]

Toyota axle shaft, sans splines.

Dang... someone forget the heat treat? Usually they shatter, rather than smear off lol

 

[Clb]

Brought home from the con...

 

[bdkw1]

 

[YotaAtieToo]

Dang... someone forget the heat treat? Usually they shatter, rather than smear off lol

China spool wwiped them out

 

[CarterKraft]

750hp C18 go boom

 

[gt1guy]

How did that happen? I've never seen anything like that. Swingarm does look kinda rough.

 

[CarterKraft]

How did that happen? I've never seen anything like that. Swingarm does look kinda rough.

The '08 300 XCW I bought was sold to a buddy because the PO broke the swingarm.
Not sure how he did it.

 

[willis_racing]

And I was whining about snapping off my chain guide a few weeks back

 

[Squeaky Clean]

417 and 4619 carnage from the Ultra4 live feed show highlights and Miles' commentary.

 

[Squeaky Clean]

My brain does not compute the speed required to break both shafts and rotors, with 100hp.

While the single event was a pretty sizeable impact, I would say having raced the truck for the better part of 2-3 years was a factor. That truck takes some pretty good impact events throughout a race, especially a rocky or higher speed race. Remember it doesn't have the newest technology to help lessen the impact. It reaches it's limits relatively quickly compared to the higher travel, more modern vehicles.

If I had to guess, he probably lost the driver rear wheel first from the rocks/fatigue, then it shot the truck up in the air and landed on the passenger side which then hit the ejecto seato cuz button.

 

[ridered3]

417 and 4619 carnage from the Ultra4 live feed show highlights and Miles' commentary.

Been messaging back and forth with Justin Barth (#417). He said the car is pretty torn up and most of the parts are trashed. He plans on taking it back to Jimmys4x4 to be put on the chassis jig to see how tweaked it is or isn't before deciding whether to rebuild the current one or not.

 

[Squeaky Clean]

Been messaging back and forth with Justin Barth (#417). He said the car is pretty torn up and most of the parts are trashed. He plans on taking it back to Jimmys4x4 to be put on the chassis jig to see how tweaked it is or isn't before deciding whether to rebuild the current one or not.

Just tell him to go ahead and get it converted to 4400...

 

[mano002]

417 and 4619 carnage from the Ultra4 live feed show highlights and Miles' commentary.

Thanks for finding that! That rear end was a long way up in the air.

 

[ridered3]

Just tell him to go ahead and get it converted to 4400...

👍

 

[bunk]

Toyota axle shaft, sans splines.

Im going with a smiley housing.

 

[gt1guy]

The '08 300 XCW I bought was sold to a buddy because the PO broke the swingarm.
Not sure how he did it.

And I was whining about snapping off my chain guide a few weeks back

Strange, because you don't really see dirt bikes having major breakages like a swingarm. Hell, they get raced all the way up to the national level all the time and you don't see it.

 

[CarterKraft]

Second look, where did the axle go?

 

[willis_racing]

Strange, because you don't really see dirt bikes having major breakages like a swingarm. Hell, they get raced all the way up to the national level all the time and you don't see it.

Depends on usage and level of maintenance like anything really. I know a dude who put a hole in the side of his swingarm and was starting to see cracks propagating afterward. Rocks and enduro stuff can have different consequences than a national motox race. Especially if the rider doesn't notice the crack starting to spread

Second look, where did the axle go?

I assume this is in the shop starting disassembly, axle may have been removed right before teh phot was taken for this bitchin carnage shot

 

[Steve300xcw]

Why is there a hole there?

 

[J.Cole]

Broke a Toyota 8” Detroit locker. Eaton doesn’t sell replacement parts. Probably going to get a Yukon Grizzly this time around for the warranty

 

[bdkw1]

Why is there a hole there?

Because it's a casting and the inner core needs to be supported somehow. They all have 1 on each side.

Edit, just went over and took a pic of mine.

 

[JohnnyJ]

Toyota axle shaft, sans splines.

Can they just use a sharpie to draw the splines back on?

 

[Clb]

Broke a Toyota 8” Detroit locker. Eaton doesn’t sell replacement parts. Probably going to get a Yukon Grizzly this time around for the warranty

Same way mine failed in the rock assault axle

 

[665.0coupe]

Because it's a casting and the inner core needs to be supported somehow. They all have 1 on each side.

Edit, just went over and took a pic of mine.

I think he's talking about what looks like a threaded hole in the bottom of the arm, not the big hole on the side with the rubber plug.

 

[Pto]

I think he's talking about what looks like a threaded hole in the bottom of the arm, not the big hole on the side with the rubber plug.

You can see the other half of the rubber plug, still in the hole

 

[665.0coupe]

You can see the other half of the rubber plug, still in the hole

Right. But the small hole in the bottom is where the stress riser is and that is where the crack is going to start. This is the same reason you are not supposed to weld on the top or bottom flanges of a frame rail.