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With this change, you will only stiffen the suspension of these axles, which are 6mm.this would be nice for the front and rear axles because they are the first and last to take the weight of the model.you can't damage anything with this change this will be unnecessary if there is a hydraulic compensator in the suspension, but for these models it is unthinkable
Тhe other good thing about 6mm is that you will stop rocking on rough terrain and these models mostly move on such
Tyre problems and torsion bars
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Re: Tyre problems and torsion bars
Changing torsion bar diameter will not damage anything but will require opening up of holes.
I suggest that you do not bother with changing torsion bars unless you are adding a lot of weight to the model. Our model has the torsion bars supplied with the kit and the off road performance is as we would like. With the stock suspension setup, stopping the tank also causes the front to tip down - as the real thing does. Stiffening up the suspension will change these characteristics.
I suggest that you do not bother with changing torsion bars unless you are adding a lot of weight to the model. Our model has the torsion bars supplied with the kit and the off road performance is as we would like. With the stock suspension setup, stopping the tank also causes the front to tip down - as the real thing does. Stiffening up the suspension will change these characteristics.
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