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Had a sudden urge this afternoon to make a Rock Crawler. So I did :classic:

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Rock Crawler by legomuppet9, on Flickr

Driven by an XL motor geared down 3:1, I used the axles from Sariel's Jeep Rubicon TT (http://sariel.pl/201...angler-rubicon/) and my own middle chassis structure bit. I will confess, I have absolutely no idea how to do the suspension, so I guessed :grin:, even so it performs really well as it is so I can't have done too much of a bad job :grin:

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Rock Crawler by legomuppet9, on Flickr

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Rock Crawler by legomuppet9, on Flickr

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Rock Crawler by legomuppet9, on Flickr

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Rock Crawler by legomuppet9, on Flickr

Any comments on how I could improve the suspension would be greatly appreciated, as I haven't got a clue :laugh:

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did you make a video :P?

i'd like to see it in action :)

about the suspension i can't help you....i really don't know that much about live axle...you should ask doc_brown :P

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Look up some ideas on brickshelf or even here...you are at risk of damaging parts here such as the shocks or the light bley axle in the rear...

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