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Re: are flexible technic axles really axles?
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 7 Jul 1999 22:06:07 GMT
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I wrote:
> they used the buns at the
> rear for a clean look for the wheel attachements and use a flex cable to simply
> keep them pointed straight( I might be incorrect here about the flex cable
> between the buns as I can't locate those instructions at this moment but I know
> they used something to hold them straight
I was incorrect. oops : ) . I found the instructions and they rely on the
straight axle thru the "bun" into the technic part on the frame then to the
differential to hold them straight, no attachment to the "bun" at all
sorry
John
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 | | Re: are flexible technic axles really axles?
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| (...) I argree with Larry. I have that set (8440) and the way they configured the rear wheel connections, ( I hesitate the use the word "suspension" as, for me, that implys a use of shock asorbing qualities, which, other than the tires themselves, (...) (25 years ago, 7-Jul-99, to lugnet.general)
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