Best Lego Portal Hub Design?

[MrNumbskull13]

I am wanting to plan a Lego Trial Truck on LDD but before I start I want to know this: what is the best portal hub/axle design? I do not have the official Lego ones used in the Unimog and the 4x4 Crawler. I was hoping some people will have instructions or pictures, I have tried a few myself and I found that a slightly modded version of 1nxtmonster's design was best for me, what do you guys think? Thanks in advance!

[legomuppet9]

Nico71 has instructions for some good axles, zblj has LDD files for most of his TT's (I think) in his brickshelf... That's to name but two builders.

[cgg199]

I always use Zblj's design. It's very robust, and can sit inside the wheel, maximising ground clearance.

[Someonenamedjon]

Do you guys have a link for their portal hubs?

[DLuders]

Using his Building Instructions, I have built Zblj's LYNX (Trial Truck 10), which is pictured on this Brickshelf gallery and on Rebrickable:

[legomuppet9]

Do you guys have a link for their portal hubs?

Use google

[nicjasno]

May i also suggest my design?

[Someonenamedjon]

Use google

I tried...i couldn't find them

[Alasdair Ryan]

I tried...i couldn't find them

Obviously you did not type it correctly then.

Edited April 25, 2013 by Alasdair Ryan

[Someonenamedjon]

Obviously you did not type it correctly then.

yep, i didn't type them right.

[Alasdair Ryan]

yep, i didn't type them right.

Are 8 year old's even allowed to use Google any way with out adult supervision?

[MrNumbskull13]

May i also suggest my design?

Wow! Thanks for that, I really like your suspension set up - I shall try to make something similar for mine! :)

[Kronos]

Are 8 year old's even allowed to use Google any way with out adult supervision?

Hahaha! Excellent!

[legomuppet9]

Are 8 year old's even allowed to use Google any way with out adult supervision?

Best thing I've heard in ages