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Now today I was just testing some ideas {of which didnt work very well :laugh: } but anyway my main goal is to have a strong yet realistic front axle for my W.I.P 4x4 , so I guess the question is , has anyone come up with a good realistic front axle for a 4x4 ? :classic:

Thanks in advance -Dan

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I don't really know any realistic front axles. Are you using diff's or not? I think you could make it more realistic without diff's and use lots of linkages, axles, and connectors to get a tubular look, similar to real 4x4s. By the way, do you have any pictures of what you have so far? Good Luck!

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...and wouldn't the ears on the linear actuator holder that is acting as a spindle get caught up in the wheel. You could run a pin through the linear actuator holder and the half frame that would hold it together.

v/r

Andy

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LDD wouldn't let me put the 3L pins w/friction in it how I want. But that's what I came up with. I figured it could be a start, because I don't know what the final creation will be.

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Im currently using this design, but I have modified it a fair bit as I'm using a lockable diff :grin:

I don't really know any realistic front axles. Are you using diff's or not? I think you could make it more realistic without diff's and use lots of linkages, axles, and connectors to get a tubular look, similar to real 4x4s. By the way, do you have any pictures of what you have so far? Good Luck!

I will ty to take some photos of what I have so far :classic:

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