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 w00p Derestricted Danger
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 Posted: 19:46 - 12 Oct 2005 Post subject: USD Exploded view. |
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Hi all, I'm looking for good exploded views of USD front forks.
You see, I want to machine some (hydraulic?) USD fork sets as a hop-up part for 1/5th scale R/C bikes.
I have a slight idea of how to get it done, but that would require me to make new triple clamps too, cause the fork won't fit the stock ones.
Basicly, I want the lower piece of the fork to have a lobe inside the upper piece, that prevents it from dropping out.
This lobe will also have seals for air or oil pressure.
The upper piece will basicly just be a tube, with a smaller diameter at the lowest part to bind on the lobe of the lower leg I was talking about. And in the top of the tube, thread for the last part: The seal/cap/screw. Just something you screw in the hole like your gas tank's cap.
Inside this all there will also be a spring that compresses resting on the lobe and the cap, and the setting up will be for the person that orders the part!
So, thanks in advance, and if any mod thinks this thread should be in technical stuff, feel free to move it. Its a bit of a border case between R/C bikes and something you'd ought to find in a workshop manual...
I tried googling, so please don't think I'm being lazy asking here, but all results where something like
"and then i had to fork out lots of cash (2,400 USD) to get this or that done. The exploded view helped the workshop alot, they said"  |
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 w00p Derestricted Danger
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Exactly, thanks, but if someone has some different pics too, they're also welcome.
I'm just in the "ok I'm serious about making the part, lets do some research" stage, so the more pics and exploded views the merrier!
I see that real USD's are actually more complex than what I had in mind. I see it has a lower, upper AND middle part.
The idea of real USD's are to disassemble the fork by opening it and taking the parts out of the middle.
My design is more taking the cap out at the top and taking all parts out of the top... |
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try www.ronnies.com
They have online microfiches for Honda, Yamaha & suzuki so you may find something there. |
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just taken the USD forks of my bike, looked at the manual.... figured it be easier for them to do the seals!
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thanks for the link owdamper!
Well, my forks won't be as complex as real ones, just about one or two rubber patches as a cheap seal..  |
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I doubt mountain bike seals would be any good since the entire leg would have a thinner diameter as the small leg of a bike's USD.
Remember, I'm talking about SCALE 1:5th !  |
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Use teh paint...
I have attached detailed engineering drawings and instructions... ____________________ >RidingSkills<->Tech Tips<->MyBikes< |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 20 years, 125 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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