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I'm planning to build a M1070 HET and for the front and rear wheels need to be steered as well as driven, the front too. The axles will be 12 studs long and will have 52x26 wheels on them and all 8 axles will be driven by a Xl motor. is this possible to accomplish ?

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well the wheels are ~3 studs wide, each. so that'd mean you'd only have 6 studs to play with, I hope you don't want diffs :grin: seriously though, no I don't think it's possible :sceptic: or at least not for someone with my talent :laugh:

Edit: with the wheels this is 16 studs... (maybe more)

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Maybe something similar to Sheepo's mini Trial truck Astra?

thats what i was thinking on doing, except the only problem is the suspension and driveline

something similar to Jeka Jackson's Commanche axles but pendular - perhaps using the CV joints instead of U-joints may save a couple of studs and you could do one 13 studs wide perhaps

Like this thread: (and it even has a diff)

http://www.eurobrick...showtopic=83167

don't have any cv joints...

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Not sure many on here realize this but, since the introduction of the new differential, technic frames (5x7 and 5x11), and cardan coupler, all vehicle have now an odd stud width (11,13,15,17 ... ) etc. Even widths (12, as in this thread) might be a bit difficult to achieve.

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