Adding Steering... Mini 4WD Trophy Truck Project - Part 10

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With this project we are taking chain drive to the next level and seeing how well it works with 4WD and large 32" tires. I've had great success with the chain drive setup on the CBR1000 buggy so with this project I want to build it again but this time we are making it 4WD with big 32" tires and its a two seater. we are using a T90 transmission as a transfer case to give us high/medium/low range and reverse.
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@ThePippin89 Год назад

Little tip for measuring bump steer (and other steering characteristics). Cable tie a laser pointer onto the hub, aiming at a piece of paper on the wall behind, or in front, and draw its position. Move the hub through the motion you need, up and down in the case of bump steer, and mark the positions for that too. Then using a plum line you can measure how far the laser position is moving on the paper and with a bit of trig, calculate the angle of bump steer.

@theLyzhendricks Год назад

This things ganna be sick

@charlesgraham9954 Год назад

its good your starting young, i was lucky to get my grandfather and father tools and machinery. there is no way i could afford a lathe, press, mill and so on. i say that to say this, when building your dream garage, go x2, trust me. because in 5 years like me, ull wish u did. lol i grew out of a 30x40 in 5years. iv been watching u easily 5 years are more. i knew i was going to be a welder by the time i was 5 or 6 years old. the smell of a machine shop takes me back to a kid. thank for all your videos sir

@mandrakejake Год назад

I think you'll have problems with those lower chain rollers, as the chain will try to make a straight line and push them down under load. Good to see it progressing

@devenbelanger8463 Год назад

I think that’s a G not a C haha. Loving the progress

@hrsey71 Год назад

CHAIN REACTION is looking good!

@copeious3045 Год назад

It is Latest Rage, looks good!

@bohabdestructo7489 Год назад

The one thing I like about this channel is that you show your mistakes and you explain your train of thought. The thing is this , I also find it frustrating. When I see the solution for what you are doing and I can't help, do to the fact that I am viewing the past not the present.

@gregholloway2656 Год назад

Chris, cool steering. As a thought, you could disassemble that rack and pinion steering box and see how it’s designed. I think you’d enjoy building your own rack for future projects. The other advantage to doing so is that the inner tie rod ends could be perfectly aligned with the a-arm pivot points, to minimize bumpsteer.

@joshpit2003 Год назад

Awesome project.

@BraxxJuventa Год назад

Thanks for filming Chris. 👍😁

@rolandbriscoe4977 Год назад

You are #1 in video format, The way you explain what you're doing, thinking, and showing when you make Boo-boos, Music and video editing are excellent, Your Projects are always very Creative and interesting, All done in a backyard shed and Not in some high tech shop, And that is what inspires young & old alike, Just what the world needs right now, This all makes for one of best channels on RU-vid. 👍👍👍

@johnw3915 Год назад

The chain make me remember the 1990/2000s rc cars. Good times

@Robalo-2660 Год назад

Chris, I love the way you apply your engineering with your innovation. You are a fantastic fabricator. Your ability to recognize a potential issue sets you above the rest. Great Job!

@1981dasimpson Год назад

the back end i think would look cool if it was like a pickup truck bed kind of has the shape for it already

@xpndblhero5170 Год назад

It's gonna look so cool once it's off the ground and standing on its own 4 feet.... It's just in loaf mode like a cat right now, kind of adorable, and that makes me feel like it's gonna move like one once it gets up and stretches out. 😁👍

@itarry4 Год назад

Now I know you enjoy making things up as you go along but I can't help thinking learning CAD and then designing things before you start might be a better way to go. Especially with your ebike build, that really required CAD and it's ability to design and work out the required strength, stress, etc. Oh well it's kind of fun watching you stumble around to something awesome.