tesstarossa

[frankkind]

new body with alloys,and some parts for the schassis ready
grt frank

[Dirty_Vinylpusher]

Hey can you please explain to me how the horizontal shock absorber works?
I saw it in your other thread as well, and I can't figure it out based on the pictures...



Thanks.

[troppo]

Its all levers and pivots mate, kinda complicated and i never really trusted them but then i am a skeptic through and through.
The top end race cars use inboard shocks that only run 90 degrees to the standard layout rather than the front to rear layout frankkind has used. Could be an interesting build though

[frankkind]

Its all levers and pivots mate, kinda complicated and i never really trusted them but then i am a skeptic through and through.
The top end race cars use inboard shocks that only run 90 degrees to the standard layout rather than the front to rear layout frankkind has used. Could be an interesting build though

frame ready,
grt frank

[Dirty_Vinylpusher]

Ummm....ok

What is this type of suspension called?
I'd like to look it up and read a bit more about it.


Thanks.

[troppo]

try looking for inboard shocks, thats what i know them as. They`re used on F1 cars and super cars.

[MadMike]

Hey guys.........look at a traxxas revo or slayer. They have something similar that might give you an idea.(although they are only teeny tiny 1/10th scale baby toys! LOL)

[frankkind]

did changed the front suspension today,runs better than the other way

[Dirty_Vinylpusher]

Mmmmyeah.....

I can kinda see how it works but a couple more pictures from different angles would really help.
I'm intrigued by this setup......

[frankkind]

made som hubs for the alloys today for de tess
grt frank

[Mike Casey]

I am in love!

[frankkind]

me too,like the wheels a lot,will try to duplicate them
wenn i can get the foam for it
grt frank

[frankkind]

new pitures off progress,frontsuspension work 200 procent better as the other system

[first25q]

Very nice job.Keep up the good work.
The rims are sweet looking.

Ed

[eightman]

hi Frank, nice job as usual, how do you plan to build the side "grids" ?