model a front suspension

A fundamental mechanical depiction illustrates the concept of a double wishbone suspension system.

A replacement part for the Tamiya Fox and Novafox front suspension mount. Parts C1 and C2. This is in fact C2 - right side - but you can easily mirror it to get C1. It is not a carbon copy but it is a drop-in replacement. The holes for the pivot...

The front lower arm is an essential component in a vehicle's suspension system, contributing to its overall stability and handling. It is positioned beneath the car's chassis, connecting the wheel hub to the steering knuckle, allowing for smooth...

Magnet front suspension for Sakura D5 Required components: 2x countersunk screws M4x~35 2x nut M4 2x countersunk screws M3x~15 (rather shorter) 2x nut M3 4x pan head screws M3x~7 Disc magnets with +4kg holding power

This design was created specifically for my Redcat Volcano EPX Pro, however its versatility makes it an excellent choice for any Redcat model featuring dual suspension arms.

You could fit it with minimal filing to original front, but mine was broken so I designed modified front available separately together with new front spoiler link. Swing-arms can be mounted on different sides to switch geometry (higher ride). ... Don't...

This is a mostly printable Twin I-Beam Front Suspension system for RC prerunners. If being used with an existing chassis some modifications will need to be made to the mounting setup as I have it designed for a custom printed chassis that is a work...

This is a replacement front suspension arm for a Team Associated B44 off-road buggy. The original part number from Associated is 9715, but it's discontinued and pretty expensive if you find a new set on eBay. I recently broke one, and found out the...

During restoration of an old Marui Samurai RC car, I required new front suspension cups to replace the originals, which were excessively worn and could no longer hold the ball in place. To meet this need, I designed a direct replacement. The part was...

Hyper VSE front suspension arms can be improved with nylon material. I recommend testing with infill for added strength, using either vertical or diagonal printing to prevent layer delamination. ...Since I haven't printed these parts myself, I'm unable...

This model contains Tamiya CC-01 front lower arm, front knuckle and C-hub (left side) and the front wheel axle.

This model contains Tamiya CC-01 front lower arm, front knuckle and C-hub (left side) and the front wheel axle.

This 5-link front suspension knuckle was specifically designed to fit the Mini R81 wheel (et50 15x5.5 inches with 195/50 R15 tires) for minimal torque steer under braking, featuring zero scrub radius and a trail of 30 mm. The steering axis is tilted...

Requería el buje para la horquilla frontal, este funciona para reemplazar el buje A y B de los brazos de suspension frontales en los modelos 144001 y 124019, aun no se rompen los traseros, asi que no eh dibujado los traseros. ... Lo imprimi en TPU de...

This setup combines elements from a development project, specifically the '84-96 upper control arm, the 88-96 knuckle, and the shorter lower control arm from '84-87 models. Additionally, it features a 12" front rotor paired with a larger PBR caliper....

I mirrored suspensions in Fusion 360 because in original parts there were only for one side.

Suspension Model

When using larger rear wheels and tires on the 2wd rustler and slash the standard front wheels have a much narrower track. These are a remix of the beefed up arms but 10mm wider on each side. This gives the same track front and rear. I also included...

This is the front upper mount for the upper a arms on the 1:8 6S ARRMA platform (BLX/EXB)Print in ABS/PETG/PLA 4 walls, top and bottom 100% infill.

Front mount for upper control arm for Xmod RC car.

I just broke my front damper bridge of my Tamiya Super Figther G (DT02 chassis) and I thought well why not replace it with a 3d printed part. Well I have to admit that even if I bought the original spare part it also wouldn't last the next crash @~70...

The Human Modeling System

For a project.

For a project.

Securely fastened using a zip tie, this component is tailored for a 40mm diameter. It is recommended to use an inner tube when attaching it to avoid potential spoke damage and paint scratches. ...I successfully printed the part without any support,...

Mounted securely with a zip tie, this part is engineered to fit perfectly on a 40 mm setup. For added safety and protection, consider attaching it to an inner tube, as direct mounting can pose a risk of damaging your spokes. This thoughtful approach...

Tired of overpriced flimsy plastic alternatives, I took matters into my own hands and crafted a custom arm from scratch. ...Printing it at an optimal 80% infill density, I'm seeking the stiffest material possible to ensure maximum stability.

The Rustler is a compact off-road truck that's perfect for tackling tough terrain, and its two-wheel drive capability makes it easy to maneuver through tight spaces.

Next, use a reamer to enlarge the hole where the ball fits, taking care not to apply too much pressure – test it gently to see if the ball slides in easily. ...I chose PETG for this print, but TPU might be an even better material, offering superior...

Assembling a super sport (600cc) motorcycle's steering system requires attention to detail and proper tools. Begin by attaching the handlebars, ensuring they are securely fastened to the triple clamp. Next, install the stem and riser assembly, making...