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Sunday, April 21, 2013

MPS. Rear axle V: Torsion-beam

Following idea by Zachary Cross

Without drive (code: R.D)

- R.D.1


Standard: Yes
Max shock adsorvers allowed: 1, it can use hard spings, but works better with soft springs.
Advanced suspension geometry (Camber angle): No


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

14 comments:

  1. Zachary Cross22 April, 2013 02:09

    Great design, although i'm using a macbook, so i can't use SR3D to download it (at least not yet.) so would you be able to take a few pictures of the axle at different angles?

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  2. Sheepo22 April, 2013 02:11

    Exist a easier way, you only need change the file extension from .L3B to .LDR and you will can open it with MLCad and LDView ;)

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  3. Zachary Cross22 April, 2013 17:00

    Thanks! I've successfully opened it in Bricksmith.

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  4. Anonymous22 April, 2013 22:38

    Hello Sheepo,
    Is MLCad and LDView the same program or what? Since you write: MLCad and LDView?

    Regards,
    Emil

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  5. Sheepo22 April, 2013 23:03

    Go to www.ldraw.org and see it by yourself ;)

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  6. tuur23 April, 2013 16:25

    isn't this the type of susp used in you're mini cooper??

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  7. Sheepo23 April, 2013 17:21

    No, the mini uses a complete independent suspension.

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  8. Anonymous10 January, 2016 02:37

    Nice. But I think if you want to have a torsion bar with drive you have to change it to a swing axle. Right? Because I want to be sure Thank you.

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  9. Sheepo10 January, 2016 11:58

    Not always, you can add drive to a torsion bar axle, a swing axle is completely different design

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  10. Unknown03 February, 2016 20:20

    Hello, I'm running windows 10 and using LDD, i set the .L3B to run in LDD but LDD wont register or see it so nothing happens when i click it, it just opens LDD. Thank you for your time!

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  11. Sheepo03 February, 2016 21:44

    MPS files are not compatible with LDD, you must use SR3D builder, or MLCad changing the file extension

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  12. Unknown04 February, 2016 01:30

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  13. Unknown04 February, 2016 01:34

    I'm not sure how to reply but thanks! which should i go with? i was thinking MLCad, but i dont know which is best. And i REALLY appreciate the reply from such a higher up class of Lego builders! and i don't want to be annoying but check me out on youtube and google+! (i have ZBLJ in my community and would love to have you in it to :D )

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  14. Unknown04 February, 2016 01:50

    Scratch that i got SR3D i thought it was more user friendly. but still would REALLY appreciate you checking out my google+ and youtube! if you don't want to i understand, I'm just another pesky Lego kid that wants you in his little group.

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