- R.AD.1.1A - Pushrod A
Standard: Yes
Max shock adsorvers allowed: 3
Advanced suspension geometry (Camber angle): Yes, variable along the suspension position
- R.AD.1.1B - Pushrod B
Standard: Yes
Max shock adsorvers allowed:1
Advanced suspension geometry (Camber angle): Yes, variable along the suspension position
- R.AD.1.2 - Large space in the center (9 studs wide)
Standard: Yes
Max shock adsorvers allowed:2
Advanced suspension geometry (Camber angle): Yes, variable along the suspension position
- R.AD.1.3 - Extra large space in the centrer (13 studs wide)
Max shock adsorvers allowed: 2
Advanced suspension geometry (Camber angle): Yes, variable along the suspension position
You can read more about the Modular Platform System here: MPS
Very nice design, my compliments Sheepo!
ReplyDeletemaybe ill use the last axle if you don't mind, i will credit you!
is it also tested with Power Functions ?
Mark4lego
Hello , Sheepo . I would really like to build a buggy , but I don't know what suspension system to use . Which one would you recommend ??? Thanks
ReplyDeleteIf you want to make a buggy, the best option is wait a little... because all thia axles are desgined to built supercars, and this means that all axles has short suspension range... but comming soon I will add more axles and any of them are better to built a buggy.
ReplyDeleteIn any case If you want to built it now, I think the best is R.AD.1.2 connecting the shock adsorver's upper point one stud below.
how to open it
ReplyDeleteGreat job Sheepo! I am looking to build my own large super car similar to the size of 8070. I want 4 wheel drive, what front and rear suspension should I use? Thanks, Alex
ReplyDeletehow to open the files?
ReplyDeleteWith SR3D Builder. You can find the link in the instructions page.
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