Trailing and in-line front axles

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Trailing and in-line front axles

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When did the front axle change from trailing to in-line? :?:

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Re: Trailing and in-line front axles

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from the Stealth CE I would say... anyone could confirm?
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Re: Trailing and in-line front axles

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Well, they were on the Team Car.. so 1991 (UK release).

The stealth CE was later no Asso?

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Re: Trailing and in-line front axles

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i think they actually came on the original 6 gear c.e. with the wide front arms.

could be wrong........................

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Re: Trailing and in-line front axles

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Started on the 6025/6030 graphite cars and the (wide arm) 2nd gen TQ10. :wink:

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Re: Trailing and in-line front axles

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And in-line is better? Hardly anyone runs it on the B4.

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Re: Trailing and in-line front axles

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Inline steering blocks will give the car an overall more positive steering. Steering entering and exiting the corners is increased. Trailing blocks makes the car more stable.
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