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Re: Interesting suspension set-up
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lugnet.technic
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Date:
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Mon, 9 Aug 2004 20:05:42 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Luis Hernández wrote:
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What’s that yellow piece that replaces the axles in 8386, and where did he
get it?
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If you’re referring to the yellow axles used on the left in
this picture, I’d say
that based on the fact that they don’t appear painted, and the fact that they
appear like they might be slightly askew, it’s probably a modified section of
this,
this, or
this.
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Is it strong enough for driving the engine?
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Assuming I’m correct, if you’re pushing the car across the floor, they’re
probably strong enough to make the engine work.
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And even more, is it strong enough to being used in a motorized car?
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Again assuming I’m correct, I wouldn’t bet on it. You might be able to get away
with it, since there’s only a 2-stud gap between the axle-joiners, but lots of
fast acceleration (especially rapid changes of direction) might end up twisting
them right out of the axle-joiners.
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| Check this F1 racer, based on (URL) 8386> Ferrari F1: (URL) Does anybody know who built it? What's that yellow piece that replaces the axles in 8386, and where did he get it? Is it strong enough for driving the engine? And even more, is it strong (...) (20 years ago, 9-Aug-04, to lugnet.technic, FTX)
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