While browsing YouTube and the Internet, I found a new type of suspension that I had never seen before. It called Twin I-Beam/ Twin Beam for not driven version, see image below
And Twin Traction Beam (TTB) for the driven version, see image below
I found that this type of suspension looks really cool and interesting. And i decide to try to build it.
And this is what I got, a "family" of throphy trucks. Two with RWD and different steering setup and one 4WD version.
Now i show to you some photos of this trucks. All this trucks have similar buggy motor placemet( thnx to Adria Blancafort for the idea) and rear axle suspension setup - triangulated 4 link.
1. RWD , two buggy motors and servo.
More closer look of the front end
2. RWD, one buggy motor and servo. Its very-very similar to the black one, but have diifernt steering setup and a bit different setup of the rear suspension arms. (mounted as close as possible to the middle)
3. And the last one , but the most intersting one) 4WD , one buggy motor and servo.
A bit closer look to the front suspension setup
At the end i can say, that this suspension work really good. It provides pretty big amount of travel, its pretty simple(rwd version), can be done in different scales and this something new)
A bit later i will add some outdoor footages. And if you will be interested i can provide review about all of this trucks with comments (ENG, UKR, RUS).
sorry idk how to remove two last images. i try to edit and delete them, but this dont work.
Yes, its good for the fast mocs. I tried to do crawler version but it not work good. 4WD is almost the same as indepndent one . But not driven vesrion provide more travel and response, it work''s really great, soft and bouncy.
