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Saturday, February 18, 2012

MPS. Rear axles II: Live axle

With drive (code F.CD)

- R.CD.1


Standard: No, it need a big hole in the chassis for the drive shaft.
Max shock adsorvers allowed: 3
Advanced suspension geometry (Camber angle): No

Notes: The green liftarm on the axle means that the axle need a support to keep the structure enough strong, but you can put this support anywhere you want in the top.


You can read more about the Modular Platform System here: MPS

8 comments:

  1. digger26 May, 2012 20:53

    do you have a front steering version of this live axle?

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  2. Sheepo27 May, 2012 12:36

    Not yet... be patience...

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  3. Tristano50030 July, 2012 18:32

    Could you make a nother rear and front axle drive with out this piece please:
    FORM 5M W. BALL CUUP
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  4. Anonymous01 September, 2012 21:57

    hi, could you do instructions for ldd thanks

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  5. Unknown28 May, 2014 18:01

    I have download SR3D and a .L3B file, and I can open it, but how can I open the instruction mode in the programme? with Lego Digital Designer (LDD) you just click on instructions mode, but how can I do it in SR3D

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  6. Sheepo29 May, 2014 14:44

    SR3D doesn't have instructions mode. you must built the axles just looking the 3D model, that shouldn't be hard ;)

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  7. Anonymous02 June, 2014 07:12

    I see the following problem: The distance between the axle and the body is changing depending how the shock absorbers go in and out. This means for me: the axle between gearbox and diff must be able to change its lenght. not much, but a little bit. In real cars, this is the case. How do you solve the problem?

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  8. Sheepo02 June, 2014 14:16

    The difference is very low, so the CV joins can tak up that difference. Also even if you want you can use a telescopic driveshaft

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