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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

MPS. Rear axle IV: Live axle with leaf spring

Following the idea by legomuppet9.

With drive (code F.CD)

 - R.CD.2

Standard: No, it need a big hole in the chassis for the drive shaft.
Max shock adsorvers allowed: None, supported by leaf spring under the axle
Advanced suspension geometry (Camber angle): No




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


9 comments:

  1. Jorge19 April, 2013 00:14

    Ultimamente todos loqueamos con las ballestas...

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  2. Sheepo19 April, 2013 00:16

    Sip, eso parece jejeje
    Pero en este caso ha sido a petición popular ;)

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  3. Unknown19 April, 2013 22:46

    Does any piece get dameged or bent ? Nice Chassis !!

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  4. Sheepo20 April, 2013 00:02

    Good question, I tested the axle hardly and it didn't damage or bend, it is in perfect condition, like new ;)

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  5. Unknown20 April, 2013 09:55

    Okay, that means it is a brilliant design. Because lots of designs like that would beand a piece or somthing.

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  6. Anonymous16 July, 2013 15:14

    What is the max weight it can hold?
    It is a handy creation!

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  7. Anonymous10 June, 2014 04:14

    good for older cars, awesome mps addition. thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  8. Anonymous14 January, 2016 00:25

    Good but don't you thing that using soft axles is a better way. Using 4 soft axles two for right and two for left. So there is 100% chance that it won't break. But I like this one anyway. Thanks

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  9. Anonymous01 February, 2016 06:53

    Hi Sheepo. How much power is needed that the leaf spring reach to its maximum? Example the yellow shock absorbers are 1300 grams.

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