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@astyanax I figured out why my flappy paddle shifter wasn't working, I could move the gearbox stepper in 7 positions just fine But the problem is, I was using the blue shifter drums along with 0 and 45 degree knob wheels, however SOMEONE told me that the orange shifter drums are the same but where they don't have the 45 degree axle hole on one side, this is true, BUT, the pattern on the side of the shifter is actually different compared to the blue version, so it shifts in a different pattern. Anyhow, I will just try and use the sian's pimped up gearbox, people can leave out the AWD if they want. But I'm using this chassis as a donor for my supercar MOC too. So I will also have to use the daytonas paddle shifter. I still want to try and make the gearbox smaller with the use of the 2L shifter rings, the old orange changeover catches can remain, and also use the 12T, 20T spur, and 24T clutch gears. It also means it will have 8 speeds. I tried to use the paddle shifter from the technic LaFerrari MOC, where the paddles rotate with the steering wheel, but its not very reliable, too bulky to fit in the P1, and the paddles don't spring back .

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Why not just make your own? I did for the rollercoaster track pieces

43857 in orange 2L diameter macaroni technic pieces in trans clear

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I read it properly, it was from a user. aI take things I don't believe with a grain of salt so people have the benefit of the doubt, I wanted to have motor upgrades again personally. I would rather have a car that moves and maybe skips gear teeth instead of the same old recycled basic functions. The V8 well, it's a McLaren P1 so meh

I totally am not happy about this flipping 1:8 scale hypermuscle car, how will this possibly be technically interesting? Assuming its the viper or mustang we will now be getting all of the below: v10 or v8 engine👎 6 speed gearbox 👎 no adjustable spoiler 👎 regular opening door mechanism 👎 no 4WD/AWD 👎 no flappy paddle gearbox 👎 no adjustable ride height (MOCs/other brands only have this) 👎 no optional motorization (I bet) (although I heard a rumor on eurobricks that the large technic sets will now have powered up/Control+ upgrade👎 I actually like the Dodge Viper GTS-R but COME ON LEGO!.

@Stephan I just had a great idea, can't we make a tool that converts a ldr or lxf model into a custom part, therefore it would act like a submodel, you can specify in the tool if you still want parts of the submodel to be movable or re-color-able, just like how with some LDD parts, you can move/recolor certain sub-parts of them. If the user just wants a read only submodel then he would just choose to not have any recolor-able or movable parts in the "submodel" This would help make LDD more usable for large projects. I think a tool that is within LDD is less clunky than an external tool, the internal tool for LDD also lets you import and export submodels. It basically lists all of the project folders submodels. We can even make the tool open a second instance of LDD and load the submodel as a file with a single instance of the submodel or load the submodel as a regular file again. templates and groups in LDD suck. I think I and a friend can inject said tool into LDD but I would need someone else to handle the conversion between LDR/LXF as well as the data format of LDD part files.

Yes, they come apart easily.

The idea is ok, but wouldn't it make more sense to just use 4 levers on independent axles? You can also make a lever that has a pinhole by using a 1x1 technic brick along with a 25893 on the bottom.

Here you go: https://fogeyman.tistory.com/1644

Yeah I get the same problem too.

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Hi, To fix the index links not working, just remove this section from the URL: applications/core/interface/file/index.php?file= So: (for example) https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/applications/core/interface/file/index.php?file=/index.php?showtopic=48285&view=findpost&p=1001234 Becomes: https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=48285&view=findpost&p=1001234 Doesn't matter if there's more than one / at once.

mine does this, I thought it was just kinda normal

There's a 7 speed gearbox mod for the original set, maybe it will fit in this MOC too, https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-146834/SKC_LEGO/peugeot-9x8-pro/#details also will there be instructions for these MODs?

LDCAD should get this feature! @roland

one possibility might be to replace the bevel gears with just a 12 tooth single bevel gear, but then we do something I've never seen before, that is: use just the red 28 tooth idler gears then have another single tooth bevel gear on the other side. Its kinda big to fit in though but you can put half beams inside of the 28 tooth idler gear at least. I also have every spike prime motor (x1L,x4M and x6 small) + other lego motors so l can test stuff out if needed. sadly no buwizz 3.0 , only 2.0

I wish I could build this on windows or android

And the spike prime small angular motor + CADA micro-motor Also in the brick palette is there not a way to show the part ID in the part name label that appears on mouse-over? I also can;t see the extra colors in the color palette such as vibrant yellow, and reddish orange. I could use a part group or template but it's annoying.

Ok, I got the new adjustable ride height axles working, built (x2) and installed, they are kinda floating in place right now, but they fit in the chassis just fine.

I found a compact way to brace these wishbones, using part 98577, I put these all the way on the wishbones axles but they would fit into the technic system better by using half bushes on the axles first. But I forgot that there's no way to mount the shocks to these wishbones, so now I'm back to □1. The 5L wishbones and 6L wishbones will not work either for the same reason as the new 3L wishbones don't work.

this wouldn't fit inside of the rims from the creator expert porche 9¹1

I'll try that then, might have to upscale the bodywork but its way easier than up-scaling 42145 helicopter. I luckily have the MP4/4 set, just dismantled. I also have 4 of the ball joints but the new mould where they are shiny not matte. Update: The problem is, the wishbones catch if we just brace them with say, a 3L beam on each side so I had to have rounded points which also had a pinhole and which allowed the CV joint to be 1L infront of the pivot point , but I also need space for the differential to be right up close AND I need points for the driveshaft gear, steering, and suspension. Tricky but maybe possibleMy brain is mush today's so ill try again tomorrow.

Tried making both axles so they had 4L CV joints with a female CV joint on both ends of each axle, but the female CV joint was preventing the wishbones from pivoting, and even though I used some recessed wheels, it was still 1L too wide on either side, for the bodywork. I was hoping to keep the engine, but have steering, diff, and independent suspension on both axles..