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Hello,

I am trying to reverse-engineer a MOC by RM8. I am having trouble making the front suspension and steering sturdy. Does anyone have ay ideas of how to make it more stable? Here is what I have so far:800x480.jpg 

Any advice is appriciated. Thanks in advance.

Here is the video the truck is in. 

 

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Good start. :thumbup: I don't know if you are trying to replicate the entire thing or not, but in the video (3:34) you can see that the frame (where you have the two light bley 5L beams) extends to the grill on the left side of the truck; its either a 7L or 9L. It is braced by the light bley 9L beam underneath, through which the vertical steering shaft passes. On the outside it is this part with the pin hole in a vertical orientation. In front of it is the same piece rotated 90 degrees and connected with a 2L blue axle/pin. That's all I have for now! Good luck!

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hi,

 

you know, my truggy is not succesful. I will show model closer it in my next VLOG video. I dont plan instruction, but I will show internals. The reason is steerring - too many backlash. total backlash = backlash of front axle mount + steering system backlash. The best way to solve that - mount steering motor right on the axle.

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3 hours ago, agrof said:

And what about using small linear actuator, like Danil03 did HERE? How much is the backlash with this solution?

p.s.: sorry, but for proper term usage - the named car is not a truggy, but 4x4 off-roader. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truggy :wink:

This one is much better. If you fix actuator well and also make right suspension articulation geometry.  Shaft from motor to LA should no influence to supension

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Glad to see, that it was usefull. I must admit, it looks pretty damn cool, must build it. :grin:

Maybe rm8 gets also inspiration not to abandon this project...

@Offroadcreations: would You mind to model it in LDD?

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