Just started a homemade rc car!Need Help
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Yep,you stand correct.Grinding,cutting wheel....
Wish i had a lathe....Life would have been so much easier!About the diff,i am a huge fun ao the solid axle.I don't like diffs....In a little while,i'm going to have solid dogbones in the rear!If that stands as a phrase[:'(].I'm happy it stands in real world.
Also,i'm gonna say something to tease you.....Now that i relocate the motor further back i have a lot of free space.Also i have 20cm of chassis to add on before it hits the body...With all that space there,i don't know what am i gonna do.....Or do i??????????[X(][X(][X(]
Wish i had a lathe....Life would have been so much easier!About the diff,i am a huge fun ao the solid axle.I don't like diffs....In a little while,i'm going to have solid dogbones in the rear!If that stands as a phrase[:'(].I'm happy it stands in real world.
Also,i'm gonna say something to tease you.....Now that i relocate the motor further back i have a lot of free space.Also i have 20cm of chassis to add on before it hits the body...With all that space there,i don't know what am i gonna do.....Or do i??????????[X(][X(][X(]
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Thanks for the pic Giorgos.
Got my sprockets yesterday and most of them have a 10mm bore so I'll probably have to go for a 10mm steel axle.
Still waiting for my wheels though.
Got my sprockets yesterday and most of them have a 10mm bore so I'll probably have to go for a 10mm steel axle.
Still waiting for my wheels though.
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I think you will be ok with 10mm....But the motor you have,has heaps of torque.Make sure to make enough support points(bearings) and the do a high revving test just to make sure the axle isn't twisting
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Yeah I'll have one bearing at each wheel and probably another one or two on the axle itself too just to be sure.
I like to overdo things just so I know that it's gonna be strong enough straight away rather than trying it, bending it and replacing it with something stronger, if you know what I mean.
I like to overdo things just so I know that it's gonna be strong enough straight away rather than trying it, bending it and replacing it with something stronger, if you know what I mean.
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Yep,you stand correct.Grinding,cutting wheel....
Wish i had a lathe....Life would have been so much easier!About the diff,i am a huge fun ao the solid axle.I don't like diffs....In a little while,i'm going to have solid dogbones in the rear!If that stands as a phrase[:'(].I'm happy it stands in real world.
Also,i'm gonna say something to tease you.....Now that i relocate the motor further back i have a lot of free space.Also i have 20cm of chassis to add on before it hits the body...With all that space there,i don't know what am i gonna do.....Or do i??????????[X(][X(][X(]
Yep,you stand correct.Grinding,cutting wheel....
Wish i had a lathe....Life would have been so much easier!About the diff,i am a huge fun ao the solid axle.I don't like diffs....In a little while,i'm going to have solid dogbones in the rear!If that stands as a phrase[:'(].I'm happy it stands in real world.
Also,i'm gonna say something to tease you.....Now that i relocate the motor further back i have a lot of free space.Also i have 20cm of chassis to add on before it hits the body...With all that space there,i don't know what am i gonna do.....Or do i??????????[X(][X(][X(]
What to do with the free space?Put some very light air there,and nothing else.When you finally have shaved off a lot of weight,dont put anything heavy in there
I use 10 mm steel axle on my car by the way!
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Yeah yeah,ha ha!When i extended my Marder to fit the Focus body i got a lot of room in front of the engine,that made me think;what can i put there?I was starting to think of making reverse for the car,but i gave it up.I am going to have the batteries for the lights there now,which are soon to be finished.Waiting for some resistors to get the soldering done