Lego® Technic 4x4 Axle

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[@Thomas_96]

You helped me a lot !! I will use this project to build mine Lego Technic car !

[@PinkiPai22]

Thank you very much for this video

[@samuelvallus1671]

Best tutorial.. Thanks you

[@mkaarticle9465]

Good job man! Engineering marvel!

[@technicfan]

Thx! Always keep on building ;D

[@makarchudra7509]

Спасибо за видео))

[@wilfredreedman5683]

This is an excellent video I will probably build this!

[@technicfan]

Yes, but I have build some new, stronger axles, you can find the videos on my channel

[@rave9965]

Hmmpf, the Axle has some week Connections, for example the part 15100 or the 1x2 part that's holding it, would just slip out when offroading

[@technicfan]

no i test it in offroading an it doesn't slips out

[@Bricksfaction]

i have build it . works very nice. thanks a lot

[@technicfan]

great to hear that from you :D thx man

[@functionalTechnic]

Nice axle. which tires will you use?

[@technicfan]

You can use the regular 62,4 lego truck tires or all other kinds of tires for example balloon tires

[@technicfan]

I design it for a Mercedes Benz Zetros

[@fran.6496]

You cut that 11x5 hahaha or better 10x5, grat channel, i have problem, i need some 9 stoods steering awd for my moc, If you have time, can you make some?

[@technicfan]

ok, I'll try to make it!

[@whoknows2742]

19th sub 😁

[@technicfan]

Thx man!! I'll get 20 subs this year :-) !!!!!!!!!!

[@whoknows2742]

technicfan, I would be surprised if you didn't by the end of October. 😉

[@Player_8887]

А ГДЕ КРЕПИТЬ АМОРТИЗАТОРЫ ?!
ПОДСКАЖИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!

[@technicfan]

you should place the shock absorbers above the axle or near it, so there is minimum stress on the construction

[@PinkiPai22]

AnD i am subsited you AnD like this

[@Metal-Possum]

Wrong geometry, enjoy plenty of bump steer.

[@technicfan]

What's wrong with the geometry

[@Ethan-ck6iz]

This is as good as it gets with lego.

[@Light-qb4cu]

Of coarse, it's plastic, it's not going to be completely sturdy

[@Metal-Possum]

@@technicfan The pivot is too far inboard. You want the pivot to be as close to the center of the wheel as possible. If you hit a bump, you have some leverage to push the wheel backwards, resulting in unwanted steering aka "bump steer". It's a very real thing, and is the crux of some well known Lego Technic sets. Any off-road vehicle is going to be subjected to bumpy terrain, the last thing you want is for that to have a critical impact on the handling of the vehicle.
And to Godly YT, Nothing to do with sturdiness.

[@Metal-Possum]

@@Ethan-ck6iz Try LPE power for suspension geometry.