ZZR 1100 Racer
Stephan Hauser / # 7
I bow to the Master...awsome, awsome, awsome...
The answer about the question to the torque twist will be very interesting.
The answer about the question to the torque twist will be very interesting.
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Margouillat AR60
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TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
Thank you for your comments :mrgreen:
For the torque twist, I have some a little but I must re-examine the adjustment of the shocks and the upper link geometry.
It is only a first prototype to check that the idea is viable and to test, but it functions already very well (for the moment :roll
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For the torque twist, I have some a little but I must re-examine the adjustment of the shocks and the upper link geometry.
It is only a first prototype to check that the idea is viable and to test, but it functions already very well (for the moment :roll
.OLI972
Quarry Creeper
Hi,
once again, i'm just :shock::shock::shock:
Realy nice rear axel "thumbsup" was thinking about something with CF tube, you've done it with No tube realy nice looking !!!
will you protect under it ?
once again, i'm just :shock::shock::shock:
Realy nice rear axel "thumbsup" was thinking about something with CF tube, you've done it with No tube realy nice looking !!!
will you protect under it ?
josh6575
RCC Addict
I really like the bodiless s class. I wish they would allow it in comps here.
douwe
Rock Crawler
Wow. These are Nice. Crawling is going back to the early days... Everyone is making their own custom parts....
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Haastnooit
Rock Crawler
Wow .... really great looking axle "thumbsup" Very innovative as usual "thumbsup"
TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
thank you for all your comments "thumbsup"
Just to laugh, one of my first to crawl here, the Crawler'Pillar !!! Most expert will recognize wheely king axle and trany ;-)
With my exotic trany :lmao:
Yep, I have a formation of applied art (with architecture and design) "thumbsup":mrgreen::mrgreen:
That pleases me that you say that. I always tested with more or less of success making a maximum of part and trying to find new solutions. It is today much easier with CNC and 3D printing, and to people like Tomy which offers very good service.
Just to laugh, one of my first to crawl here, the Crawler'Pillar !!! Most expert will recognize wheely king axle and trany ;-)
With my exotic trany :lmao:
Thanks
I like also much the top of the frame. I test it since more than one month and it resists very well.
Yes, I think surely with a plastic sheet.
TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
Yes ;-)
TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
HI,
Thus I could make some tests. First assessment that functions very well. I have to make some modifications on the position of the rear lower and upper links and the shock on the axle.
some pics in the natural habitat of the rig :mrgreen:
To prevent that the axle hang, I have just to add a plastic sheet to round the shape of the axle, as a result that does not block more!!
I replaced the 2 halfshafts by only one length shat. That makes it possible to align the various elements of the axle well so that it functions correctly.
I made the new shaft with a steel stem of 5mm, that functions well, but it weighs very heavy: +40g :shock: It will quickly be replaced by one in titanium
I have also to remake my parts in delrin, they are placed at the end of axle and serve as bearing. The delrin is very well for this application, it is car lubricated and resists very well in time.
Now, it turns very well, even better than with the AR60 axle :mrgreen:
Thus I could make some tests. First assessment that functions very well. I have to make some modifications on the position of the rear lower and upper links and the shock on the axle.
some pics in the natural habitat of the rig :mrgreen:
To prevent that the axle hang, I have just to add a plastic sheet to round the shape of the axle, as a result that does not block more!!
I replaced the 2 halfshafts by only one length shat. That makes it possible to align the various elements of the axle well so that it functions correctly.
I made the new shaft with a steel stem of 5mm, that functions well, but it weighs very heavy: +40g :shock: It will quickly be replaced by one in titanium
I have also to remake my parts in delrin, they are placed at the end of axle and serve as bearing. The delrin is very well for this application, it is car lubricated and resists very well in time.
Now, it turns very well, even better than with the AR60 axle :mrgreen:
LAY80N
Pebble Pounder
"thumbsup" Beautiful work.
racer_zh
Rock Crawler
Good Work Stephane "thumbsup"
Go for a AL Tube Shaft on the rear that should turn our around 10-20g for the shaft
Go for a AL Tube Shaft on the rear that should turn our around 10-20g for the shaft
TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
Hi, Manu,
Hum.. an Aluminium shaft seems interesting, I will try to find that to test "thumbsup" A think Ti shaft weight +/-20g
Thanks
TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
Hi,
I make a new support of rear lower links
Now the rod ends of the link and shock are well in the axis and function perfectly freely some is the movement.
For the fixing of the shock absorber on the frame, I use a old tip (found in this forum), a head of pastic shaft to offer more freedom of movement to the rod ends.
New rear upper link
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And much of work on the position of the shock and the rear upper links…
After much of tests, the rear axle functions very well, they are cool :ror::mrgreen:
I make a new support of rear lower links
Now the rod ends of the link and shock are well in the axis and function perfectly freely some is the movement.
For the fixing of the shock absorber on the frame, I use a old tip (found in this forum), a head of pastic shaft to offer more freedom of movement to the rod ends.
New rear upper link
*
And much of work on the position of the shock and the rear upper links…
After much of tests, the rear axle functions very well, they are cool :ror::mrgreen:
MRCrackhead
RCC Addict
Super cool stuff man.
That's a really good idea with the shock mount.
Acts as a stand-off, and doesn't add any extra length to the shock.
Your axle is turning out very awesome.
Can't wait to see the next post, and the one after that, and the one after that.........
That's a really good idea with the shock mount.
Acts as a stand-off, and doesn't add any extra length to the shock.
Your axle is turning out very awesome.
Can't wait to see the next post, and the one after that, and the one after that.........
TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
Thanks "thumbsup":mrgreen:
chris.martell
Rock Crawler
You always amaze me with the stuff you do! Is there any plans of a front axle to match?
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TotoRax
Quarry Creeper
Thanks, for front axle, I reflected but the project is not succeeded yet... not yet !!
Master Basher
Rock Crawler
I look forward to all of the innovation and design that you put into your projects. I think you must be a mechanical engineer.
