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Old 11-30-2023, 12:20 PM
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Wondering if this is a good idea for this platform. Seems to me that the shocks used (if the same as the N1 buggy) won't be long enough for the Truggies suspension travel needs.

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Well truly shocks are usually longer, so it's safe to assume that would design some longer shocks? But it's bad to make assumptions on the platform...

By the way, is this an official announcement?
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cantilever suspension systems can typically yield more wheel travel with shorter shock stroke
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Originally Posted by BMOC
cantilever suspension systems can typically yield more wheel travel with shorter shock stroke
They do, but this is not a cantilever suspension.
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Could try some 0 hole pistons. LOL

But seriously. The shaft speed is gonna make for some interesting piston and oil combinations.
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Originally Posted by kgombe
Well truly shocks are usually longer, so it's safe to assume that would design some longer shocks? But it's bad to make assumptions on the platform...

By the way, is this an official announcement?
Not as much an assumption as a curiosity and how I picture how the truck would react in certain situations. Of corse I can only wonder for now.
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Originally Posted by kgombe
They do, but this is not a cantilever suspension.
same effect.
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No, it's not

But i won't get into that
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Yea the front shock bodies are pretty short. Droop must be pretty limited as well but it looks pretty cool.


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Originally Posted by petersen114
Yea the front shock buddies are pretty short. Droop must be pretty limited as well but it looks pretty cool.


I am waiting for the day when they do incorporate the cantilever suspension in these vehicles, like what traxxas did with the revo
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Originally Posted by kgombe
I am waiting for the day when they do incorporate the cantilever suspension in these vehicles, like what traxxas did with the revo
Who is “they”?
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Originally Posted by revo_race
Who is “they”?
I think he means "They" as in all manufacturers.
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I would highly doubt seeing all manufacturers implement it on all vehicles.
To hope that one manufacturer does it for one line of vehicles would have a different level of doubt associated with it, though. If it’s blind hope, that’s cool I guess. If there’s been any sort of indication from a manufacturer that they might move in that direction over the course of the next X amount of time that would be very cool, though.
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Originally Posted by revo_race
I would highly doubt seeing all manufacturers implement it on all vehicles.
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that a bit of a stretch, this a specific thread about a truggy. So I was referencing truggy when I said these vehicle, not all vehicles.

and they would mean whoever produces truggies, it could be 1 or it could be all, they is a blanket statement.

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Originally Posted by kgombe
No, it's not

But i won't get into that
explain it to the class smart guy lol
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