Speed of a Sand Car with the Agility of a Side by Side
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• Patent #9493191, #9988092
• Over 8 inches of additional clearance and suspension
• Greater ground clearance and strength with a smoother ride
• Patent #10023234
• Three inches of more clearance between the front tires
• Improved stability with a lower center of gravity
• Patent #9944328
• Safe stylish automobile windshield
• Enjoy the side breeze and openness without it blowing full in your face
• No helmets required
• Patent #10137769
• Massive air to cool the engine
• Delivers over 10% more horsepower
• Unobstructed view thru rear view mirror
• Patent pending
• Add up to 10" of axle length without moving the tires out wider
• Ride the same trail tracks with more travel
• Patent pending
• More ground clearance
• Turn sharper
• More suspension travel
The market Kleerit is focused on is between the large off road cars and the side by sides. The side by side market was 240,000 units sold in 2015 and growing by 15% a year.
The large sand cars have a v8 engine mounted on the rear of the car
with a transmission attached in front of the engine. This makes it very rear heavy with all the weight behind the rear axles, which then requires steering brakes to turn it when accelerating. The steering brakes only work with single wheel drive,
so they can't use limited slip differentials to greatly increases rapid takeoff traction and reduce getting stuck.
The side by sides engines have up to 150 hp with 100 lbs of torque. They weight about 1500 lbs and some have four
wheel drive. The drivetrain which was developed for snowmobiles that weigh less than 1000 lbs, has a belt which is suffering from so much more weight and hp. Yamaha has switched to all gear drive and we expect others to follow. Their three cylinder
engines have reached their hp and torque maximums. The whole engine and drivetrain will face a major upgrade as they search for more clearance, a smoother ride and more speed.
Kleerit developed and tested this off road sport car demo
model for three years.
Honda 2.4 liter engine mounted transverse on the rear of the car to maximize traction and keep good steering.
Six speed close ratio dog box transmission with a 6.30 final drive and limited slip differential. Currently
testing a four speed transmission.
417 hp and 360 pounds of torque.
Weighs just under 2000 pounds.
Top speed is 120 mph.
Goes over 100 mph in the quarter mile on sand.
Our torque to weight ratio runs well against large
sand cars that weight 4000 lbs with 1000 lbs of torque.
22” of travel at the front wheels and 18” travel at the rear wheels.
This Kleerit model would make a good high performance model.
It has a 5.5 lbs of weight to 1 lb of
torque ratio.
Most people that ride in the dunes are recreational drivers that don’t need that real high performance.
Goal is to weight 1600 lbs and have 300 lbs of torque.
Reducing
weight is important for: cost reduction, quicker maneuverability, getting unstuck, less frame and drive train stress, less shock needed, less expensive torque to weight ratio.