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Re: pic: prototype drivetrain v2.1

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Originally Posted by JamesCH95 View Post
The solid/plain surface bearings (which are different from bushings) that the suspension pivots on could be made from brass, with a ground steel shoulder bolt being used as a shaft, which would be very strong and durable. Better yet they could both be purchased parts. If the shaft is aluminum I would use a nylon or delrin bearing so that the bearing wears faster than the shaft.
We like doing all of our own fab work, so I'll swith the material to nylon. Thanks for the help!
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