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Compact Steering for Double Wishbone Suspension
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6 May, 2018 @ 11:40am
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Compact Steering for Double Wishbone Suspension

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It's a very compact way of steering on a double wishbone suspension!

This is the updated version but still pretty similar to the one in the video :)

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6 Comments
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Nolan the Fox 25 Oct, 2019 @ 6:14pm 
The car moves on it's own for me, when i get in the drivers seat.
TATAKAE 22 Jun, 2018 @ 2:34pm 
When i put this onto a car and save the car, i cant load the car afterwards, gives me a Json error... any ideas?
DUCKFACE 9 May, 2018 @ 7:06am 
ive made a double wishbone suspention design that doesnt hae the glitch. i think its on my workshop
Lord Pain  [author] 9 May, 2018 @ 6:46am 
That is called the suspension glitch. Pretty much all 'advanced' suspensions have that 'problem' You could choose a different design for your suspension or make the car heavier, that might help. I also have an older double wishbone with sway bar in my workshop that is not stabilized ;)
lexignatov 9 May, 2018 @ 5:14am 
Nice work Lord Pain! The problem is that the suspension of this design has the effect of a gyro. Car on bumps jumps up and continues to fly longer than usual. How to deal with this?
DUCKFACE 8 May, 2018 @ 11:07am 
does it "stabalize" like a stabalizer?