Altezza Mini-Z (updated + shock system tutorial)

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ynad
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Post by ynad »

Ok. here it is.
parts used: steel wire, plastic plate, xmod plastic lock nuts, xmod/mini-z plastic bushings, xmod shocks.
view of all parts used
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shock attached with use of the bushing for free movment
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hole to mount plate (works with alloy heat sink easy, but other heat sink... :???:)
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and the way it's put together ...
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all based on triangular configuration. as wheel is moved up the force is transfered diagonally to the shock absorber.
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that is all.
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Post by betty.k »

great work man! :-o

gives me a killer idea for my mr02 using 2 oil shocks :smile:
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Post by ynad »

I would suppose this WAS the whole idea of the tuitorial.
Spark the new ideas :-o :-)
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Post by SuperFly »

That's sweet ynad. I do have a suggestion that may be useful or may be crap. See betty's little boomerang shock mount:

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It seems like a nicely measured and cut piece of PCB material would work better back there than the wire brace thing.
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Post by ynad »

agreed. once i get the time to spare, i'll get on it :-o
this is the prototype, chassis mount will be redone.
thanks for the tip.
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