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Re: Where to get miniature hydraulics? OR...
i have no idea how edible the plastics are to the hydraulic fluid,, but i think rc shocks let out too much between the disk and shock body wall.
how about the lego ones? unless the plastic gets eaten, i think itll be fine with fluids. its fine with water i knwo that much. with air and nonofficial LEGO tubes, it holds air up to 60psi ish.. that i experimented myself... get some TIGHT fitting tubes or find a way to clamp it on... although for an rc truck it might be too fragile.... and slow... unless you widened the stock holes |
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Re: Where to get miniature hydraulics? OR...
The use of a shock piston would not work, because of the holes present inside the cylinder. While in pneumatics or hydraulics there is a seal between the two chanbers, there are small holes in a shock absorber.
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