i hope this gets even more attention than my previous creation because its just the same but better! Originally i wanted to build a very special vehicle for these new shocks i created but now i thought that this is just the right vehicle for them. take a look under the hood and watch the shocks move. these new shocks i present here are progressiv ( the standard shocks are linear) and i wanted them to look nice so i built a case around them. now they look like air shocks and thats the same way they behave. the revo can now take bigger jumps ´and bumbs without falling apart and exploding. i had a really hard time fine tune these shocks because its about 3 to 4 times more to think of than for normal shocks but finally i made it and they work great. if requested i will upload the shocks for themselfes in different strength and length
Specifications
Spotlights
- Wakescar 7.8 years ago
- aircraftarsenal123 7.9 years ago
- Verterium 7.9 years ago
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 24.0ft (7.3m)
- Length 16.7ft (5.1m)
- Height 10.0ft (3.0m)
- Empty Weight 6,160lbs (2,794kg)
- Loaded Weight 6,426lbs (2,915kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 49.6lbs/ft2 (242.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 129.6ft2 (12.0m2)
- Drag Points 6794
Parts
- Number of Parts 573
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,243
@Billybobjoe
psssst thats my secret ;) but if you take them apart you will notice there is more then just the cover. How i said these are progressive shocks, wich means they get even harder when compressing. (1/2sD^2 Is the formula for the Energy of normal coil shocks. [s] is the travel [D] is the spring strength. Progressive shocks would have a formula like 1/2sD^3 or even a more progressive rate)
the new shocks you made they are just intakes covering the shocks right ?
@emptybox no problem, Thank you though...
@omkarp
sorry i overread your comment. of course you can use it. im looking forward to see a nice build :)
Very cool design my friend! Great work with this suspension.
@aircraftarsenal123
Thanks! :)
Ayyyy! Congrats on gold my friend!
You should try making a summit or e-max, that would be realy cool
I don't know much about shocks on RC cars, because I do drift RC cars. Either way, the suspension so far looks incredibly well done and seems to work really well. Great job on this!
Progressive shocks are where its at! I used some on my stadium truck. This thing feels great to drive, awesome job!
great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome design!!...Hey can I use Its Body for my RC car please??? I'll give you credit for it when I'll post it...
epic man! it does indeed have a higher resistance than the last one..