It has been awhile since my last post but it's done. Thank you for the info because I have finaly built my truck with your suspension system and it looks awesome.

prepare TXT talk: thx man th1s will hlp me alot w1th my truc like vehicles.

It's just so simple, it makes you wonder why you didn't think of it yourselves. Wait, I know! I dont have the red parts! Thats it!

Wow, that is freaky how high that wheel can go. Do you have any more suspension ideas? I'm really enjoying these!

this is great for helping builders

this is great for helping builders

I like this easy suspension design very much. 1: it's simple 2: it contains not alot of bricks 3: it's works. Thanks for this one it really helps me out.

I'm finding out how the technic suspentions work now.... I still prefere your suspension thou...

nice! for a car is this the best suspension idea. 5/5

Of course, you could make a very effective off-roader vehicle with this... I would probably try it, but it would take a million years to find the pieces because of my LEGO collection. Lulz! Anyways, great suspension techniques. ~Ryan

i love the design and i made a variation of it and built in a way for steering.

Hmmm I have that suspension laying around some where.... I have been super inactive lately :P

that's cool!

This is very helpful. I hope I can find the right pieces to build this because ive been looking for a frame for a new car i want to build.

it confused me a lot... but I finally came up with a working design. I will let you know when I post. : )

That's one thing I've yet to master.

yea. I couldnt add suspension on that moc because the design didnt fit it. :( but after seeing this post, I went and built a lil battle jeep with suspension to make up for it. AND I added a lil something. a real steering system! geez... I have a lot of pics to take. :P I need to find some "me" time. haha

You dont exactly have to use the 'weird black pieces'. You can just use a 1x4 plate with two 1x1 horizontal clips attached to it.

Suspension. Yay! Anyway, great moc. I have every piece except for those two weird black pieces. Great moc! ~Waff

Ever since I got into the suspension thing, I can't stand having a vehicle without some form of it.

Dang! I wish I had thought of this... and its true... you do need some sort of stoppers, but that depends on the vehicle shell, and how much suspension you want it to have. Very good design. and dang. I just built an armored troop transporty thing... mabye i will remake one with suspension... anyway, great design!

This isn't the first time one of my mocs has been on the front page.

Good work. I tried this before, but you need stoppers so it doesnt go to high. Also this is on the Homepage under Everyones Creations!!!

ive been working on a single axle suspension too! but i want to try and use the technic shock absorbers in mine

Now I see how easy it is to build a suspension frame. Good proof of principle.

Cool. Another great idea. This is just sideway suspension? The one before is up and down suspension right?

for sure! i think i may be on to something with a version of my own incorporating shock absorbers, but i wouldnt be surprised if this method of yours winds up in a smaller vehicle of mine :-)

Me too. Plus it pays better. Oh, that and it doesn't cause pruny fingers.

hahaha! wow that was random. id stick to the engineer route

Yep. Well... either that or a professional underwater basketweaver.

oh right. obviously. its so easy i dont know how i couldnt have come up with it. i mean its an obvious solution: use two hitch plates with full tech pins, put a tech 't' connector in the middle of the axle,connect said axle assembly to front and back of the frame, then use a cross piece between the two axles with hook-like elements positioned in an opposing configuration from the affected axles, connecting the whole structure together with four rubber bands placed in a matching opposing configuration to the axles to pull the axles back towards a bump stop in an opposite direction, thereby allowing cross-lateral motion and flexing of the axle assemblies. duh! so obviously im being sarcastic. this is genius! you are becoming an engineer right?