A Tamiya Panther gets a new suspension

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A Tamiya Panther gets a new suspension

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Today I set up the bracket to the suspension a Tamiya Panther.
The Panthers had a modified suspension, but could not bear the weight.
So I get the tub with the request to finally build a working suspension.

I started so I cut the parts and edit.

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For the rods I use without changing the originals from Tamiya. Only in the holding the iron anvil must be drilled to 3mm.

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The axles do I do I solder the two parts together.

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These can then install that.

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The springs I wrap myself with the help of a winch on my lathe, but caution, turn off the power .... ....

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As the driver on the axes I use collars with two M3 set screws to secure each terminal of the suspension. Here I drill the hole into which I put the springs.

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I can then put together control arms, axles, springs and collars.

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Thus, the suspension can also be defined work I build aluminum brackets into the tub which hold them.

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So far as the suspension is finished and I can start to assemble the tub. Today I installed but only the transmission and tomorrow it goes on.

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