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  1. FriedlS
    Yes this U-joint hast got a lego axle hole on both sides like the metal U-joint from CaDa. The U-joint is similar to the Metal U-Joints from CaDa. So there is one stud length in the input of the differential. The flex point is directly next to the diff outside.
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    In my order there were two versions with different outputs and both are compatible to LEGO technic:
  3. FriedlS
    You can order the differential separately: https://www.zenelego.com/collections/technics-rc/products/lego-rc-metal-differential
  4. FriedlS
    I bought these here: https://www.amazon.de/Wobekuy-StüCke-Rubber-Crawler-AXI03007/dp/B0986XVTYZ
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    Looks very great! I got this differential and brushless motor. Both works great and fits perfect to the lego technic parts. I will come back here when my chassis is ready 😊
  6. FriedlS
    Thank you for this instruction! I am using a similar version of this one in my G-Class: Friedl
  7. FriedlS
    It looks awesome! What does it weight?
  8. FriedlS
    Very great building! Again, i love these small cars 😊 One question, have you thought about a different way for your construction of the rear axels. You use these ballbearings, but your rear axels spins also in a normal Lego Liftarm without ballbearings. I would think about a construction where the rear axle spins only in ballbearings. Greetings, Friedl
  9. FriedlS
    Very awesome! I love these compact rc cars!! Thumbs up 👍
  10. FriedlS
    In this car i use different version of this one: The wheel shown above has got a diameter of 43mm and in my G-Class they have got a diameter of 49mm. I found them on shapeways and ordered there.
  11. FriedlS
    In my opinion you have to tape the rubber. Or a more expensive version, you buy (orprint yourself) 3D printed wheels like i use for my cars.
  12. FriedlS
    Great work! How heavy is the car? Are these planetary hubs strong enough?
  13. FriedlS
    You mean something like that:
  14. FriedlS
    Every question is welcome 😊 i use this one I found this STL file here on eurobricks. This company creates also liftarms with ballbearings: https://tf-engineering.at
  15. FriedlS
    Hi, i use the carbon axles from aliexpress. In my trophy truck these one works pretty well. i use this bearings: https://www.kugellager-express.de/stainless-steel-miniature-deep-groove-ball-bearing-inch-ss-r156-w2-779-open-oiled-4-762x7-938x2-779-mm
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    Hello, @Daniel-99is absolutely right with these 5 issues. My trophy truck is really light, it has got about 0.83kg. When you look at my post about this truck, you can see that i use ballbearings for the driven axle. And i also you use carbon axles. In this configuration there is no problem with melting parts etc. To be honest i don’t know how fast it can go, but i guess it is above 15km/h (1000kv with 2s lipo, 12:36 gear ratio and 75mm wheel diameter). In this building i avoid u-joints and when i would build a bigger car would do either. I will looking forward to a new topic about brushless motor usage! 😊 c u Friedl
  17. FriedlS
    Yes it seems so, but it is ok! I like the combination of brushless motor and Lego 😊 At the moment i still try to improve my Trophy Truck and i hope the weather will be better soon to test it outside….
  18. FriedlS
    Great work again! 👍😊
  19. FriedlS
    Thanks! 😊 i saw your awesome unimog 👍
  20. FriedlS
    Hello folks, i did some modifications to my trophy truck. - longer wheelbase - improved steering - outrunner brushless motor - and some design changes
  21. FriedlS
    Looks really great! I would also like to know more about this Godzimotor and RCBrick 😊
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    Looks interesting! 😊👍
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    @aFrInaTi0n and @pow is this mk servo still available?? I thought it isn’t. 🤔
  24. FriedlS
    Here is an update of my Trophy Truck. Now it is possible to remove the body easily 😊 And a short clip:
  25. FriedlS
    @Zerobricks lighter models would be great 😊 they produce as much fun as big models i guess. I am looking forward to it 😊 @pow ballbearings are very good and useful! I use a similar part for the use of ballbearings 😊
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