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triangulated front end, truss the axle, off which you make the upper link mounts etc.
Leaf spring fitted to a pivoting (although I'd limit the availible rotation) upper mount, located off hangers just in front of the diff, keeping the 'field of vision' at the front of the buggy to the max.
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Drewfus
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I've done some thunking about a transverse leaf before and while it can offer massive articulation, you will either have ariculation and low roll stiffness or roll stiffness and limited articulation.
Could be useful for the rear of a "simple" buggy of travel was limited to provide some roll stiffness.- at least it is simple to tune the rate etc.
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Vit rears are all the same size 1.09" 26 spline. The fronts have 2 different sizes, the smaller 22 spline and the larger 26 spline. Calmini have just released their Vit heavy duty rear, same size but supposedly 30% stronger ( 4140 chromoly and a redesigned input spline ). If you run an air locker you could get some custom axle shafts made in either a D30 27 spline or D44 30 spline size. Then you could make a full floater at the same time.
[quote="4WD Stuff"]
I haven't quoted Grimbo because nobody takes him seriously :finger: :finger: :finger: :finger: [/quote]
cj wrote:Vit rears are all the same size 1.09" 26 spline. The fronts have 2 different sizes, the smaller 22 spline and the larger 26 spline. Calmini have just released their Vit heavy duty rear, same size but supposedly 30% stronger ( 4140 chromoly and a redesigned input spline ). If you run an air locker you could get some custom axle shafts made in either a D30 27 spline or D44 30 spline size. Then you could make a full floater at the same time.
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Sierrajim wrote:
So hurry up, come back, buy a Lada (can't believe i just said that) and we'll go wheelin'.
I never said (neither did anyone else) that zook diffs were as strong as lux diffs. Quite obviously the Lux diffs are stronger than zook diffs but not as strong as the MQ items.
Have had some running issues with the red car, seem to be sorted just need some time to get it out.
I'm going to start building the buggy over the next week or two, will get the parts together to rebuild the diffs etc before i start on the frame.
It probably won't have any zook stuff anymore. Looking at a Lux base so perhaps i had better move the thread??
[quote="Harb"]Well I'm guessing that they didn't think everyone would carry on like a big bunch of sooky girls over it like they have........[/quote]
sierrajim wrote:I never said (neither did anyone else) that zook diffs were as strong as lux diffs. Quite obviously the Lux diffs are stronger than zook diffs but not as strong as the MQ items.
Have had some running issues with the red car, seem to be sorted just need some time to get it out.
I'm going to start building the buggy over the next week or two, will get the parts together to rebuild the diffs etc before i start on the frame.
It probably won't have any zook stuff anymore. Looking at a Lux base so perhaps i had better move the thread??
I'd say make a new thread in the general tech as it is a buggy. This is good zook tech.
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