This is the bearing support I plan to add. http://www.welshdragonmodels.co.uk/tank ... -793-p.asp
As for the torsion bars, they are still the harder ones. I purchased the softer ones but due to the weight I did not need them. The tank rides very realistic the way it is.
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good choice on the support bearings for your tanks final drive
I used them because they had ball races in them instead of brass bushes
I used them because they had ball races in them instead of brass bushes
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Yelloshaker: can you post some video of your tank in action?? I built a very heavy JP and love the realistic motion as well.
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I'll be happy to post some more video as soonas I get my new battery in for the thunder 1. Seems I got a shorted one. There is some video of it on youtube though.
Here's a link to one test I did...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMd8_Njlf6Q
Here's a link to one test I did...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMd8_Njlf6Q
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